Chilly. Fall is here. 61F when I went to bed. Of course it’s Houston so it was warm enough for shorts during the day. We’ll be running A/C in the day and heat at night soon. At least it was a clear and mostly beautiful day.
Which I spent indoors. In the morning I did office work and auction stuff, and personal maintenance. Shaved and cut my hair. In the afternoon, I helped at the kid’s old school theater rehearsal. That took me until after dark, at 6pm. I spent some time bringing in some small decorations after that, and putting what I could back in the attic.
Today I’ll do office stuff in the morning and another rehearsal in the afternoon. Maybe I’ll have time to bring in a few more decorations if they are dry.
The next few weeks are going to be strange. There will be a lot of fallout from the elections as people reposition for the changes. I’m astonished how quickly the right has gone down the “we lost because we are teh sux” road. I guess after not being believed about the rampant cheating last time, no one wants to go there again… and there was cheating. LOTS of it. It was just slick and well managed this time. It will come out. Just like last time. Even the dem winners in essentially uncontested places don’t make sense if real people are actually voting.
My response is the same as always. Prepare for bad times, and if they don’t come, celebrate.
Stack. It’s gonna get worse. Lots worse. They’ve already told us as much.
nick
Midterms – fwiw my view from the outside: Trump screwed the pooch by attacking Iran. I dunno who persuaded him that would be a good idea, but the results raised prices, shook the economy, and shoveled even more money into the military-industrial complex. A seriously, seriously stupid decision.
Trump’s tendency to surround himself with “yes men” probably means that no one in his inner circle dared express doubts about the decision.
Vultures descend. My worst experience was the the GM financing company (I think they have since changed their name to Ally). She had a leased car, which I returned, along with a death certificate. They wanted a payout anyway (I checked, legally I owed them nothing).
I was under a lot of time pressure, having just two weeks in the US to sort out her affairs, empty her apartment, and arrange a funeral. That call may be the only time in my life that I totally lost it, yelling and swearing at the call center worker. Sorry, whoever you were, I’m sure you had no choice about calling, but…find a better job.
The special capability maintained in Tonopah designed for one mission was nearing the end of its usable lifetime and the opportunity to complete the mission presented itself.
Use it or lose it.
I’m sure the thinking was that taking out the Ayatollah would get a similar response to grabbing Maduro out of Venezuela, but the difference is that everyone in Venezuela wanted the Chavez revolution to end that way except for, maybe, Maduro.
57F on the shady side of the house. A bit warmer in the sun. And there is a lot of sun.
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Kids are out the door. Wife is getting ready.
I should start coffee.
n
It can always get worse.
https://www.dailymail.com/health/article-16265635/British-person-tests-positive-killer-Ebola-contracting-DR-Congo-UK-case-treated-Britain.html
n
Maybe. I think it was more the way the attack was accomplished and the very much unplanned fallout. Iran needed to be dealt with, especially the nuclear faction. Iran would have had no issues with sending a nuclear missile to any country in Europe and then gloat about what they did.
In my opinion, where the mistake was made was not securing the oil routes and facilities before the attack. The idiots in Trump’s cabinet are too stupid to fully understand that resources need to be secured from enemy control before attacking the enemy. The Strait of Hormuz should have been secured for all shipping traffic and any interference by Iran should have been squashed, harshly.
The attack on Iran should have been swift, brutal and thorough. It was not. I saw the same thing in Vietnam when LBJ pussy-footed around and just dabbled in matters in which he was clueless. LBJ wanted to extend the conflict as long as possible to keep the money flowing to his buddies that made weapons and military components for the government. LBJ was a clueless dolt.
And that is another problem. Trump had good ideas about things that needed to be done, but he had no one around him to provide an alternate opinion and strategy. No one that was willing to speak up about consequences or an alternative. Anyone on Trump’s staff that had a different opinion than Trump, was quickly fired.
The political world needed Trump. Someone that was willing to say what was on their mind and tell others to pound sand. Especially in the leach infested swamp of D.C. Trump was/is abrasive, abrupt, and generally rude. I see no issues in telling a political opponent to “F off”. Or tell a foreign leader to “get bent”. But it must be done in a way that makes the person feel good. Trump is incapable of doing that.
And not just from businesses. Relatives come out of the woodwork. When my aunt died people showed up at the funeral that I never knew existed. All expecting some sort of handout. I made certain that they got nothing. As things worked out, neither did I. And yeh, I was kind of a vulture too. I wanted compensation for the years of abuse I suffered as a child.
When my mother died she owed Discover somewhere around four to five hundred dollars. I called Discover and said to cancel the card. The agent was adamant that someone had to pay the balance. I said nope, not my problem. The agent persisted. I told the agent I would “lose” the card in the Best Buy parking lot and be done with it. The agent blocked the card but still said they would send the balance to collections. I told the agent, go ahead. I don’t think a dead person would care.
I don’t disagree but I don’t think there was enough cheating to sway the election results. Too many moving parts and people involved for someone to not say something or something to slip through the cracks.
https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-16267021/Kaylub-Giamanco-911-call-Silver-Rail.html
n
Cheating could not generate a million additional Dem votes in Texas.
If Abbott and Paxton had lost narrowly, I would be inclined to believe that some funny business was involved.
Instead, Texas Republicans got a well deserved a** beating.
During all the mid-term macerations, a baby died in NYFS of measles. An immediate cry went out to impeach, jail, and execute JFKj because he “banned” the measles vaccine. It turns out the baby was an Amish kid and probably wouldn’t have been vaccinated anyway.
No, JFKj did not ban the vaccine, but this is the beginning of the Commie-Crat lawfare attack on the Redumblicans. The Mooslim squad has already said ICE agents will be hunted down and imprisoned.
This is the clown show that will keep the Commie-Crats tied up doing the usual nothing in Congress. The 2028 election will show them losing their gains. I can only hope the sheeple are against crimmigration. Ah, the sheeple are not only ignorant, they are stupid.
Soon, we’ll all live in Chinese style high-rise PRCs, while the crimmigrants live in our houses.
The outbreak of measles in Florida which the Dems and press tried to blame on DeSantis happened in Weston, a Dem stronghold.
RFKj isnt generating nearly as much Dem angst over HHS as Dr. Oz is in going after the fraud in Medicare and Medicaid.
Of course, it would be much harder to sell impeaching Dr. Oz to voters.
while the crimmigrants live in our houses.
– this has been true in chicongo for more than 25 years. My siblings 3 flat condo was in a neighborhood* where all new renovation needed to include one low income unit. So all the urban yuppies and dinks got a public housing unit in their basement.
Having some low income, low IQ people live in the basement apartment gives you a certain level of ‘can’t ever relax’…
n
*within sight of Caprini Green, one of the most notorious housing projects in the US
I think the cheating in this election is at a much higher level that filling in paper ballots. We’ll see.
Most of the votes for Gina and the Freako seem to have come from areas full of newly arrived refugees from blue states. That they would move here and continue voting for the same sh!t that ruined where they came from was certainly predicted by many, so MAYBE we got better than presidential election turnout from newly arrived people.
Or maybe we really didn’t.
n
My retirement portfolio is down 1.4% today, so far.
That’s a fairly big one-day swing, and the markets have only been open 2 hours.
Oh well. Easy come, easy go. Except the easy come part took 45 years of saving a little each month.
The AI buildout in Texas is done, and the Dems are going to make life hard for Musk.
It’s possible that by the end of the week, my wife will have lost her job and depending on how much the markets crash, a big chunk of retirement.
Never occurred to her that construction on a wide variety of projects would stop if the dems won. The school bonds that didn’t pass now won’t put food on our table… because those buildings won’t be built. Data center construction in TX is done. New trad energy projects are done. They’ll fight Musk on his new project plant.
But hey, punish those bad men in the republican party.
n
Peter has figured out that it’s a bit too late to buy ammo and armor… and suppressors are suddenly sold out or much pricier too.
n
And you can’t, without repercussions, tell her “You voted for this!”
And everything he works on, because he is DOGE-HTILER! We may be heading into a new Dark Age with the Commie-Crats.
I’m not an expert on any of this stuff, but it seems to me that there was a HELL OF A LOT OF FRAUD in the election results. I do not believe the changes in the number of voters just here in Texas, and of course, all the blue state vote totals are entirely fraudulent.
I too have this wonderment…
In some of the races they were calling it almost immediately.
h/t Divemedic
I suspect they moved the fraud up the chain.
n
Maybe. Politicians are remarkably flexible when it comes to people with literally billions of dollars to spread around.
If the AI moguls were to offer to build “low income housing” through some NGO’s, say, the politicians might just find it in themselves to permit the AI build out. For the good of the people, you see.
And the moguls & markets might be secretly relieved to have an externally imposed CapEx limit.
Your wife voted Dem party line?
The Republicans in the Legislature led by Dan Patrick engineered the property tax “reforms” in 2023 and 2025 which fed the bond ghouls using the state surplus.
Homeowners in Texas are going to revolt once they see the real property tax bill hit their escrow account, but I think that was inevitable next year regardless of who won.
The tax increase in my ISD was for operational expenses, but a lot of homeowners are still upset over the broken promises around the 2025 bond measure.
Jinojosa promised to fire the Texas Education Commissooner on Day One of her term and reiterated the promise the other night.
The problem for Jinojosa is that a replacement will have to be confirmed by the Senate, and that body is still under Republican control.
Your wife voted Dem party line?
– no idea how she voted but all the estrogen in my house was gleeful on election night. Grrrl power is gonna put them in burkas before they know it.
My wife’s business is tied tightly to construction, in .gov, .edu, and .biz sectors, specifically related to electrical stuff. And it’s all based on 30 day contracts. So when there is a big change in the industry, those contracts can just expire and be let with other firms. And we’ll find out today what the latest change will bring.
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FWIW, I don’t think homeowners in Texas care too much about property tax, especially if the bill goes to the bank. The type A mommies care A LOT that their property tax gets sucked up the the State thru ‘robin hood’ and that the State just reduces General Fund funding for education when the local property tax revenues increase.
I pay a lot of property tax for schools. Three properties in three different districts, and I get hit for my business too. The waste and extravagance are more galling, and stealing it from my district to give to districts that are unable to educate their kids or manage their money just p!sses me off. We moved to this house in part to be located in THIS district and pay taxes to support THIS district, not some rural ship hole, or urban shiphole like HISD.*
n
*laughed my @ss off when HISD flipped from a receiver to a donor wrt robin hood. THEN it was the most unfair program in the history of programs…. you could hear the wailing in the State house. “Bbubbbttt we need that money…”
Wrt “fraud can’t generate a million votes”, it’s probably easier than getting a MILLION new people up off the couch to actually DO something. A MILLION. Half the population of Houston.
view-source:https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-e&q=what+is+the+yearly+net+growth+in+population+in+houston
A million newcomers would be 5- 10 years of in-migration, of people who don’t really care about Texas politics.
Was there a massive ‘get out the vote’ effort directed at dems? I didn’t see it, but I don’t see ads, and especially not social media campaigns.
n
BTW, does anyone know how google blocks the copy text function from working on their AI generated result? And how to fix it so my browser copies everything I’ve highlighted in MY browser, so I can copy paste it in MY browser?
n
Don’t you Remember,
The Fifth of November,
‘Twas Gunpowder Treason Day….
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guy_Fawkes_Night
No idea. I’ve run into this for a few months on various sites. Just figured I’m a beer to the wind with fat fingers or some kind of other ‘tard thing going on.
I have not looked at the page source code. But, JavaScript? What can it not do?
I’ve run across a few sites where it seems like there is an overlay, a clear gif or jpeg and you can’t copy through the overlay.
Sure is annoying. Highlight. Crtl-c to copy. Crtl-v to paste and nothing. Or do the same with r-clicks on the mouse.
We will figure it out.
The Wine/Weed Moms ate up his “raised by a single mother” story. I watched it at work last night with his acceptance speech.
Plus the “teacher in the ghetto schtick”. At least one former student did part of the introduction.
Never mind that Harvard Masters in Education degree and where the money came from for that.
Ah, well. At least I wasn’t watching a “Doors” reelection victory speech.
I wonder if his mom has found their new place to live in DC yet? She was really looking forward to moving to DC from Austin with him.
https://www.dailymail.com/yourmoney/article-16269319/stock-market-crash-wall-street-midterms.html
— I guess a dem sweep wasn’t “priced in” to the markets. Interesting to see which insiders moved money around before the election.
n
I had another thought. Maybe Google is blocking copy text as a way to block other AI programs from submitting a search and then copying it?
Anyway. Print Screen and save to desktop and then whatever mumble jumble OCR stuff still works. And might be faster than just re-typing what is on the screen.
Maybe. I think it was more the way the attack was accomplished and the very much unplanned fallout. Iran needed to be dealt with, especially the nuclear faction. Iran would have had no issues with sending a nuclear missile to any country in Europe and then gloat about what they did.
Maybe. I think it was more the way the attack was accomplished and the very much unplanned fallout. Iran needed to be dealt with, especially the nuclear faction. Iran would have had no issues with sending a nuclear missile to any
country in Europestate in the USA and then gloat about what they did.Fixed that for ya.
The scenario where Iran parks a tramp freighter in the Gulf of America or the Eastern Seaboard and launches a couple of short range nuclear missiles has been talked about many times.
The political world needed Trump. Someone that was willing to say what was on their mind and tell others to pound sand. Especially in the leach infested swamp of D.C. Trump was/is abrasive, abrupt, and generally rude. I see no issues in telling a political opponent to “F off”. Or tell a foreign leader to “get bent”. But it must be done in a way that makes the person feel good. Trump is incapable of doing that.
Sounds like a typical New Yorker to me.
I have a problem with this.
Places for congress critters should be like a college dorm. Ok. Fancy dorm. Two bedroom apartments with a basic kitchen and even a washer and dryer. Two bedrooms because the kids (or Mommy) need a place to sleep.
Free rent, it’s part of the pay.
Go to Washington. Conduct State Business. GO HOME to your state.
Yeah yeah. The President gets the White House.
The Congress vermin each get a two bedroom apartment. So we are talking like six buildings of 100 apartments each. Need a few spares for apts being remodeled and guest rooms.
They’ll fight Musk on his new project plant.
Which one? Musk has about a dozen plant projects going at the moment across several states in the South. So does AWS and Microsoft. Texas, Louisiana, South Carolina, Florida, etc.
Places for congress critters should be like a college dorm. Ok. Fancy dorm. Two bedroom apartments with a basic kitchen and even a washer and dryer. Two bedrooms because the kids (or Mommy) need a place to sleep.
Cornyn has a several million dollar home in Virginia. He has not lived here in Texas for 20+ years.
“This Is Odd… Three States Flip GOP Senate Seats to Democrats But Pass Voter ID Laws at Same Time – We’re Talking a 30 Point Spread – How Is That Possible?”
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/11/this-is-odd-three-states-flip-gop-senate/
“Eight states approved referenda targeting election security, a longtime focus of the Trump administration and Republicans in general — even while electing Democrats.”
“North Carolina and Ohio passed referenda amending their state constitutions to require photo ID to vote while electing Democrats statewide. Roy Cooper, the Democratic former governor, defeated Michael Whatley, the former chair of the Republican Party, handily, besting him by 19 points — the same margin by which the referendum passed. Democrats flipped five North Carolina House seats, with one more race yet to be called with a Democratic challenger in the lead.”
Yes, odd.
Hat tip to:
https://thelibertydaily.com/
“He has not lived here in Texas for 20+ years.”
So how does he qualify to be a Senator from Texas if he doesn’t live here?
Yeah, I know. Sweet Summer Child and Rules for Thee and not for Me.
They’ll fight Musk on his new project plant.
Which one?
– all of them but I was specifically thinking of a new one announced for Texas, solar or batteries?
n
“Trump: Votes for ‘Fake Dan Sullivan’ should be given to ‘REAL Dan Sullivan’ in tight Alaska Senate race”
https://www.oann.com/newsroom/trump-votes-for-fake-dan-sullivan-should-be-given-to-real-dan-sullivan-in-tight-alaska-senate-race/
“With 74.44% of the vote counted as of Wednesday, Peltola leads Dan S. Sullivan by only 637 votes, with Heikes (R-Alaska) having received a total of 4,846 votes and Daniel J. Sullivan Jr. 3,600 votes, according to the Associated Press.”
I agree.
End of day with just shy of a 2% loss in my portfolio.
I’m pretty diversified, All the indexes are down 3.5 to 5.5%.
It might be time for me to start looking for my rural property again. My idea of deflation in the housing market was dependent on .gov at least attempting to control inflation, and removing illegals, thus freeing up housing units.
Commies aren’t gonna do either of those. We may be at a low point.
But now I need to consider: What state?
They’ll fight Musk on his new project plant.
Which one?
– all of them but I was specifically thinking of a new one announced for Texas, solar or batteries?
n
I know of a $10 billion solar panel plant in Fort Bend County that is not fully committed yet and a huge $100 billion 100 million ft2 cpu / gpu plant in Grimes County (close to College Station) that started construction several months ago.
https://www.houstonchronicle.com/news/houston-texas/space/article/terafab-what-to-know-22378844.php
There are many other plants announced in the South.
It might be time for me to start looking for my rural property again. My idea of deflation in the housing market was dependent on .gov at least attempting to control inflation, and removing illegals, thus freeing up housing units.
Commies aren’t gonna do either of those. We may be at a low point.
I was hearing that there are MANY fake H1-B visas but the story seems to have gone away before the election. I highly doubt that the commies will investigate those any further.
My new phone has some kind of battery saving thing. It charges to 100% once a week I think. “To calibrate”. That’s what it says it does. I’ve had the phone for all of a week so I really don’t know. 80% the rest of the time. Why 80%, I don’t know.
The low battery warning starts at 20%. I ignore it. Why? I’ll tell you.
Dearly Departed had an LG V20. Just like mine. He put it on charge every night when he went to bed. That was his thing.
In the aftermath, his phone would go dead at 45% charge. His battery had memory and 50% is “time to charge”.
I swapped batteries around and nope, it was the battery.
So the new phone starts nagging for a charge at 20%. I can’t change the battery. Ok, I could if I knew how to crack the case open.
My LG? It starts wanting a charge at 15%. I ignore it and put the phone on charge at 5%. Along with a couple of 20 minute calls I get almost two weeks with wi-fi and data turned off on a charge.
The LG? Maybe $20 for a new battery with free shipping from Big River or eBay.
The new phone? The Moto G? Ah…. battery goes bad! Time for an entirely new phone!
Which is like needing to buy a new car when the tires wear out.
“Head Down (The Valens Legacy #4)” by Jan Stryvant
https://www.amazon.com/Head-Down-Valens-Legacy-4/dp/198131184X?tag=flandrey-20
Book number four of an eighteen book paranormal urban fantasy series. I read the well printed and well bound POD (print on demand) trade paperback self published by the author in 2017 that I bought from Amazon in 2026. I have ordered books #5, #6, and #7 in the series and will read them soon. BTW, the author’s real name is John Van Stry.
Sean was a college student at University of Nevada in Reno, Nevada. He was a junior working on his computer science degree when he was brutally attacked and kidnapped by an unknown group of people just before his 21st birthday. He was rescued by his mother’s neighbor and lifelong friend, Sampson, who turns out to be a were-lion. Sampson had promised Sean’s long dead father to watch over his family, Sampson did so and died for his efforts. But, before dying, Sampson bites Sean and changes him into a were-lion to cure Sean of his injuries.
Sean finds out that his father was an alchemist and was working on a alchemy to free the Lycan slaves from the Magic Users. Which is why the Magic Users had Sean’s father murdered. And now the Magic Users are trying to murder Sean and his friends since they think that Sean will continue his father’s work. And, Sean has found his father’s magic notes and is making a lot of progress. And Sean and his new friends are now attacking the Magic Users covens and freeing their Lycan slaves.
“WARNING: “Head Down” contains explicit sexuality, nudity, violence, bad language, attempted murder, actual murder, military style raids, mass combat, self-defense, pro-active self-defense, destruction of private property, vandalism, breaking and entering, tantric magic, polyamory, mayhem, bad movie quotes, gratuitous sex and violence, an opportunistic goblin, and Sean being completely and totally clueless about why his friend is embarrassed.”
This series is real pulp like old science fiction with lots of action and dialogue. I love it ! Just like the Robert Heinlein books that I love.
Warning: this series might be damaging to your savings account since there are so many books.
The author has a website:
http://www.vanstry.net/stryvant/
My rating: 4.6 out of 5 stars
Amazon rating: 4.6 out of 5 stars (2,769 reviews)
Lynn
Well, it’s 3:30pm. The dogs have been out. Penny did what Penny does. Buddy 3-D printed something far away from the house that smelled bad to me and happily trotted back to the house.
Time for Supper.
Penny is crashed on her bed. Buddy is on the floor in this room snoring.
It’s a tough life.. I’m happy they can bear all of the trauma.
“Texas election results: State House flips Democrat as Republicans hold Senate”
https://www.fox7austin.com/news/texas-election-results-state-legislature
My neighbor two streets over lost his Texas House seat. He is extremely conservative and has been in the Texas House for many years.
What a mess.
Javascript. Intercepts the copy command event and just does nothing.
I fed the dogs. Early for them. Then I figured “call the neighbor” on the new phone. First call!!!
Nice and warm. go outside and leave the door open and yabber on the phone. She says the new phone sounds great.
Then Penny is like open the front door. Not happy. Buddy is nowhere to be found.
But I found him. Nose to the ground, ears turned off, wandering around the back yard.
And I don’t know what I did holding the phone between ear and shoulder to make it hang up and do some kind of Gemini stuff. Yeah, phone, I already know where she lives. Creepy. Gotta dig into the settings for sure.
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Looks like AT&T is going to walk away from all of their copper lines to wifi and fiber only. And this is effective Jan 1, 2027.
I looked at my 401k yesterday. Shrug. I’m down about $2500 from the first of the year. And that is with pulling $1000 a month.
Sure. The market crashes. My 401k goes to zero. But as long as I get the $40 grand I put into it back, I don’t care.
Got like two more years….. Goals.
MY browser is Brave, and I have copied AI text several times over the last few days, both on my phone and on my computer. Worked every time.
Just tried Chrome, and it also worked.
I used to use Firefox on Linux, because it was the default browser. It was OK, but I missed Chrome, so I installed Chromium, which is the open source version and the only version in the repo. I immediately noticed a more responsive experience with my 5 megabit DSL connection. I later switched to the Brave browser, and the overall experience was even better.
When I migrated to Windows 10, I immediately installed both Chrome and Brave. I used Chrome for compatibility with difficult sites, and Brave for everything else. Eventually, I discovered how to make Brave work for almost all sites. My internet is now 20 megabit, and Brave on Windows seems to load parts of some sites ahead of clicking on them, so they are instantly available. I have not determined if Chrome also does this, because I seldom use it. Brave also supports manually going back and forward (on most sites) without reloading, something I missed with other browsers.
I couldn’t be happier with Brave. Although a bit quirky, it is one of the few apps that make me feel good. I hear similar sentiment about Vivaldi, and might try it… some day.
Florida has a handful of data centers but not many. None are on the GW scale.
Why not go after the Governor’s Mansion and US Senate seat in Florida?
Senator Strawberry Queen at the top of the FL ballot wasn’t Ken Paxton but she annoys enough people that the election was very close.
Byron Donalds will do everything he can make sure that she wins reelection in two years.
Disney may need to be taken to the woodshed again.
The Dems did play the usual dirty tricks out of Dade/Broward/Palm Beach with lightning fast results and projectsion on CNN as soon as the polls closed at 7PM in order to discourage voters in the Panhandle on Central Time, but it wasn’t anything Floridians hadn’t seen before so people continued to show up and vote in Pensacola.
Florida held … and made history with Byron Donalds.
The Dem denied Donalds a debate which was probably a fatal mistake for a white Republican retread who spent most of his career as chief of staff for CW “Bill” Young, a legendary Congressman … who also had a legendary problem with monogamy.
Even The Witch won in Florida on Tuesday.
Again, she’s not corrupt but Luna irritates people. What’s always been surprising about her sitting in the seat is that the district leans left.
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2026-elections/florida-us-house-district-13-results
Cornyn has been over since losing the primary runoff to Paxton.
Javascript. Intercepts the copy command event and just does nothing.
– IDK, I used uBlock to turn of javascript and it still messes with copy. And it’s not just blocking copy, I’ve seen that where they block the right click menu. This only copies the first block of text in a multi block/ line of the result. I’ll highlight three paragraphs, but only the headline, or the first paragraph gets pasted.
It’s annoying to not have a basic function work the way it always worked since dos.
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Rehearsal went well. Starting to sound good. Still finding physical issues. Mic beltpack I’ve tested a dozen times was cutting in and out. I might have missed it using short phrases or sounds during my mic check. Had a spare to swap in so I used that.
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No one is home, which is weird.
Nice night though, I’ll have my tiny little fire later.
Getting kinda hungry.
n
No one is home, which is weird.
Nice night though, I’ll have my tiny little fire later.
Getting kinda hungry.
Do they ever drive up while you are sitting in the front yard reading a tablet with your tiny little fire?
People are starting to work on the math.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/11/are-there-any-honest-mathematicians-america-today-latest/
And it doesn’t look natural.
n
I used to do that when I was writing web code and wanted to specifically block copy and paste. With the newer webkits I suppose there is a newer, more modern method. I to find it annoying that I cannot copy, and paste. My credit union site will not allow paste when doing bill pay and transfers. I despise the clowns that decided that was OK as copying, and pasting, is much more accurate than typing. Some zit-faced, self satisfying, masturbating, fool made that decision.
“Some zit-faced, self satisfying, masturbating, fool made that decision.”
So….
same ones who are making all the decisions, then.
Do they ever drive up while you are sitting in the front yard reading a tablet with your tiny little fire?
– when I’m sitting out waiting for D1 to get home before curfew, yes.
n
The CA DMV web site is very well done, except that it doesn’t allow pasting ACH credentials to pay. I have reviewed this about 20 times, but so far no change. They must think this is a feature.
People are starting to work on the math.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/11/are-there-any-honest-mathematicians-america-today-latest/
And it doesn’t look natural.
I have been wondering if we need to do a hand count of all of the ballots across the nation.
I have been wondering if we need to do a hand count of all of the ballots across the nation.
we certainly should be doing audits routinely
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“BREAKING – Massive Corruption in Texas – Nearly 3 Million Voters Added to Voter Rolls Without Proof of Citizenship”
https://joehoft.com/breaking-massive-corruption-texas-nearly-3-million-voters/
“The results in Texas make no sense and now we know why.”
“Every county shifted blue – this is not statistically possible. Not with the Democrat candidates and policies in Texas.”
We need to audit the voter base in Texas. There is no way that all of those three million new voters are citizens.
It would be funny if they were all named John. John Yaya, John Smallberries, John Bigbooty…
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D1 has returned from her concert and I finished my tiny little fire.
No wildlife, no aviation at all, and if the 2 or three booms I heard were gunfire, it was a really big caliber…
Time to shower and get to bed.
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