Tried that, but unfortunately, I have a distinctive tattoo in a distinctive place.

Firefox, or Mozilla, continues to be the only browser (at least among the biggies) that’s for the users, not the trackers and marketers.

Hadn’t thought of that, and it makes sense. Thanks.

Just the headline is reason enough not to click.

Israel is fighting for its life.

What hogwash. As if Hamas presents an actual threat to Israel’s existence?

Is it funny though?

When it works?

Same place on desktop. It’s kinda easy to miss, though, so thanks for the nudge.

Thanks for posting this. I’ve been badmouthing Biden ever since he blocked the railroad strike, but that quote from a union leader — “Biden deserves a lot of the credit for achieving this goal for us. He and his team continued to work behind the scenes to get all of rail labor a fair agreement for paid sick leave" — finally cools my steam.

When he shows up and carries a UAW picket, I am ready to be honestly impressed.

Well, it’s kinda like that… :)

There are areas of the USA where what Boebert and her man are doing could land them both on the sex offenders’ list for life. She has her hand on der wienerschnitzel, he has his on her boobies, in a crowded theater during a show.

I’ve done the same, but in the balcony at a movie theater, with no-one else within a dozen rows. Also, I was in my late teens, and not a member of Congress.

“Here’s another chance to make people miserable,” said some Republican, because making people miserable is their favorite thing to do. Your birth cert is needed for all manner of things — a driver’s license, a job, a mortgage, etc — all of which will now be much more difficult, and involve telling your life story at every bureaucrat’s counter.

Republicans are fucking monsters.

I’m still unable to upload images, and images uploaded before the issue yield only error messages.

    OK, so there’s this wingnut Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-Football) who’s angry that the military reimburses officers for travel expenses when they need to go out-of-state for an abortion. Until that rule’s changed, Tuberville has vowed to block all military promotions (who knew Senators had that power?) and now the Army, Navy and Marine Corps have no Senate-approved commanders in place.

    Other than how it screws over low-ranking officers, I really give no shits at all about Tuberville’s blockade. It makes him look like an idiot, and he is an idiot, and I’m pretty sure the Army, Navy and Marine Corps can do all their armying, navying, and marine corpsing without Senate-approved leadership.

    But man, I got a laugh out of that “aiding and abetting the Communists” crack.

Don’t kink-shame.

She’d win.

Even in our backassward time and place, anyone who gives her a serious listen can sense that she’s smart and right and righteous.

Huh. I’d thought of Vox as being a reasonably reliable site, but handing a page over to a shill and not even telling readers he’s a shill… Jeez, even Fox News identifies the shills with a chyron.

    “The evidence continues to mount by the day,” Steube said without providing details about the evidence he was citing.

In what sense is half “fully”?

I’m genetically allergic to ads, and have five adblockers running, but you got me curious so I went to the posted story on a different browser, without the blockers, and

MY EYES, MY EYES!!!

There’s an oversided banner ad, a floating and moving video, soon a popup ad that blocks the whole page, and more animated ads in the sidebar as you scroll down.

Sigh. I don’t object to ads that sit there waiting to be read, but I can’t stand the ads that block what you’re there to see, ads that follow your mouse, ads that wave and shout and jump around for attention, and my favorite at many TV news sites, the last ad that pops up when you scroll your mouse toward closing the tab.

I don’t even believe in hell, but if it exists it’s jammed full of people who worked in advertising. :)