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I've also been told I have little tact, so if this offends you simply ride on.

Saturday, December 2, 2023

Whiners and Losers

 Well, a happy Saturday to all you weekend readers!  The temps outside are a near balmy 42 (F) and they're predicted to hit 60 (F) by this afternoon.  Yeah, keep in mind that this is still Autumn, or Fall, depending upon which noun you prefer.  Accuweather has issued a Fog Watch until 1130, though when I look out the window there's not much for me to watch.

Yesterday was productive.  Only 2 cabinet doors remain to be hung, not because I didn't want to hang them, but because I'm waiting for new hinges.  The previous hinges were brown metal, which would stand out terribly against the white cabinets so white hinges were ordered.  They should be hear Monday.  Some of the cabinets got their 3rd coat of paint, and some of the trim was finished as well.  This coming week there will be more painting, in fact, that's all that's left to do... oh, and of course, the floor.  That's going to be a real pain in the knees and hips.

Here's a bit of a funny from the UK:  Jimmy Dyson, you know?  Dyson vacuums?  He filed a libel suit against the Daily Mirror claiming they said terrible things about him that weren't true.  Hhhmmm, what sort of terrible things?  That he was a great supporter of Brexit, and that it if the voters of the UK passed it, it would be boon to the economy... except, once Brexit passed Jimmy decided it would be better financially if he moved his business headquarters and everything associated with that headquarters somewhere else... other than Britain, someplace like Singapore.  Jimmy didn't like it when the Daily Mail called him out on it, saying he was a phony, so he tried to punish them by suing them.  And...  the courts decided that the Daily Mail hadn't libeled Jimmy by reporting the truth, basically telling Jimmy that his whining really sucks.

This is what 23 (F) did to my roses.


Of course, yesterday was George Santos' last day as a Congressman.  The vote to get him out is considered a landslide:  311 voted to oust the phony, that includes both Republicans and Democrats.  Some whiners complained that it sets a bad precedent because he was convicted of any crimes, 20 of those whiners were Democrats, the rest were Republicans.  That's amusing.  Now the Republican majority is one seat short.  There's going to be a special election in February to replace Georgie.  Some are thinking it might be a highly contested race.  Not me.  Santos flipped the seat, it wasn't always Republican.  Now, thanks to all of the slimy shenanigans taking place on the GOP side of the House of Representatives, it's going to flip back.  


6 comments:

  1. I'd love the seat to go Blue.
    Also, I love the idea that Pissy Georgie wants to spill the Tea on the GOP.

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    1. And I think Pissy Georgie is going to do that because he's a vindictive kind of guy.

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  2. I thought it was a shame Sandra Day Connors death got overshadowed a bit by Santos is crooked shenanigans. Though she did have some nice memorials I thought. I roses were looking much like that last week. I went through clip them all, trim the bushes back and piled a little more tanbark and leaves around the base of each plant. They seem to like that in the winter.

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    1. Supposedly, Georgie's going to spill the tea on the GOP, at least that's what he's threatening. Could be fun!

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  3. Oddly enough I was thinking about James Dyson yesterday - which is a really odd thing to be thinking about - but I understood he moved his business to Ireland. It struck me that if I was a businessman I'd want to continue to do business with the EU without all the administrative/financial hassles that came up after Brexit, so I can't blame him for that. That being said, he did kinda portray himself as a staunch British supporter, so maybe that's where they got him!

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    1. I never liked the man, seeing him always as nothing more than a slick salesman. At one point in my life, I had a part-time job selling vacuums for Sears, Dyson's were the most expensive, and were very trendy, though they had problems. A lot of them would get returned.

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