Subdeacon Joe

Why can't they make commercials like that now? Unfortunately, after watching to the end, I saw SpaceX link. So I opened that. Also, in the matrix of videos and and

A bit more: Buried in the Times report is information regarding the assailant, who is described by the paper merely as being of “Russian origin.” A few paragraphs later, the outlet acknowledges that witnesses told French media the attacker yelled “Allahu akbar” as he beheaded the teacher near the school. The man then threatened police officers with the knife he used to kill the teacher and refused to surrender. Police shot him 10 times, killing him. Reuters deployed the same tactic when describing the assailant, first saying he was “born in Russia” and later saying he was of “Chechen origin.” The main religion in Chechnya is Islam.

Yeah. Like so many Slavic women, quite good looking when young, then in middle age a switch gets thrown and they get kind of round and doughy looking. Lots of 'em do stay very good looking, even into their 90s.

My take on this thread is pointing out that double standard of the press. Always so eager to instantly blame any mass shooting on white supremacists, racists, or the NRA with little or no evidence, yet will hem and haw, dance and dodge and say that it is too early to call an attack that fits the pattern of mohammedean terrorism like a coat of paint mohammedean terrorism. A person shouting Allah akbar while shooting up a night club, government office, or part of a military base, or yelling it while attacking people with a knife on a California university campus, could reasonably be assumed to be carrying out an act of mohammedean terrorism. Just as this decapitation, a favorite method and the one specifically called for in mohammedean scripture, right after the victim showed images of Mohammed, can reasonably be assumed to be mohammedean terrorism.

This got me curious. https://images.app.goo.gl/N51KsCDaDBvLPYcb7

World War II hero Jim Feezel from Alabama James Martin Feezel died on Thursday, Oct. 15, according to Roselawn Funeral Home in Decatur. He was 95. In a video interview project by Gary Cosby Jr. with The Decatur Daily in 2015, on the 70th anniversary of the end of World War II, Feezel recalled the moment his commanding officer told him to break through the gate at Dachau on April 29, 1945.

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https://variety.com/2020/film/people-news/rhonda-fleming-dead-spellbound-out-of-the-past-1234808175/?fbclid=IwAR3ROLy9p78DhDVwS49IZOkBJzMcfWPK36dX4WnLoPjXPdJfDoOys3MC_CQ Rhonda Fleming, star of the 1940s and ’50s who was dubbed the “Queen of Technicolor” and appeared in “Out of the Past” and “Spellbound,” died Wednesday in Santa Monica, Calif., according to her secretary Carla Sapon. She was 97. Fleming appeared in more than 40 films and worked with directors such as Alfred Hitchcock on “Spellbound,” Jacques Tourneur on “Out of the Past” and Robert Siodmak on “The Spiral Staircase.” Later in life, she became a philanthropist and supporter of numerous organizations fighting cancer, homelessness and child abuse. Her starring roles include classics such as the 1948 musical fantasy “A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court” alongside Bing Crosby, 1957 Western “Gunfight at the O.K. Corral” and the noir “Slightly Scarlet” alongside John Payne.

That's only if the person is unarmed with a knife or something. "Instead of standing there and teaching a cop, when there's an unarmed person coming at them with a knife or something, you shoot them in the leg instead of in the heart is a very different thing. There's a lot of different things that could change," Biden said in a meeting with community leaders at Bethel AME Church in Wilmington, Del."

Exactly. The Stupid is somewhat like The Force, but much stronger. Especially on campus.

Ken Curtis could SING! Heck of a nice voice.

Then there is Betty White. Still lookin' pretty good: There are quite a few not safe for family site photos of her in her younger days.

I'm not against women serving. I am making the assumption that the lady vet has some service, likely combat, related trauma. Which I find unfortunate. Also unfortunate is the all too common assumption that the woman is not the vet. I likely could have found a better subject line for this thread.

The point of the subject line is that all too often women service members and vets are suffering trauma. The point of the cartoon is that, in general, society sees a woman waiting in a VA facility waiting room is waiting for her husband. Many never consider that it might be the lady who is the veteran.

What i have written, I have written.