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1. about 8 hours ago on Bloom County

   tyvm. Do you know that you are the very first — in my three years of trying — to cite sources of any sort? FWIW, here’s a weblink: pubmed-ncbi-nlm-nih-gov/39615487/ (replace – with . )

2. 1 day ago on Bloom County

   Can you give us a cite for that? Would really like to find actual research papers, but a news account would usually have deeper links and that would be fine.

3. 1 day ago on Prickly City

   @ncorgbl Was gonna say much the same, but you did it better. Trump played Musk. I have no doubt of it.

4. 7 days ago on Rose is Rose

   Me, I found a Vicky with a hidden Rose inside. Was a wonderful life.

5. 9 days ago on Richard's Poor Almanac

   FWIW, the guy in the last panel was my US Senator for many, many years. Now I have a not-too-well-thought-of orthopedist to take care of bidness.

6. 16 days ago on Doonesbury

   I found not one mention in the legit press of this phenomenon. Instead a found a great many repeats of this item, which contains no solid fact, and is comprised of a rehash of some other person’s wild peculation: dailysceptic(dot)org/2024/11/05/science-shock-u-k-met-office-is-inventing-temperature-data-from-100-non-existent-stations/

7. 26 days ago on Prickly City

   For those wondering, Ferdie is wrong to say that it is ACA BMI regulations. The ACA has none of that sort. It’s possible that the scummy insurance his mother’s city settled for blamed ACA for it, but ’tain’t so. Here’s a page of real info on the matter: americanhipinstitute.).)com/blog/what-is-the-maximum-bmi-for-hip-replacement/?bp=35362

8. about 1 month ago on Prickly City

   Ferny, that propaganda outfit is an internet thing. A person (if that what you be) can work from home! That you live in Bristol is a special qualifier.

9. about 1 month ago on Prickly City

   I’m beginning to think that ol’ Ferny is a mere minion of the Internet Research Agency (or whatever it’s called, now). On point, all the time.

10. about 2 months ago on Prickly City

    You’re forgetting that the USA is, dejure, under martial law as we type. Been that way since 2001, when The Shrub announced that the entire nation was a combat zone. The declaration has — so far as I’ve been able to find — never been rescinded. Combat zones are, in fact and by law, under martial, not civil, law. The USA has five military governors and all are active at this moment. That they have seldom interfered with civilian authority is only incidental and not depositive. The Fat Guy can, any time he likes, suspend the Constitution.