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Yeah, well. . . fairy tales give way to hard-done-by whimpering. It's a cyclical thing.

Hmmm. . . you may have stumbled upon the solution to the abortion dispute!

For re-modeling!

Any given Sunday afternoon. . .

The beauty of not having an official language at all is that you can refuse to translate. I keep waiting for the Spanish-speakers to crack back against the English-only knuckledraggers by saying "In our majority-Spanish speaking town/county all official proceedings will be in Spanish."

Artificial intelligence is no match for natural stupidity.

Oh yeah? Oh yeah? Our train service sucks WAY more'n your train service, damn foreigner! U-S-A! U-S-A! U-S-A!

Out of a large-bore cannon. You'd think with all those Meskins in Uvalde, that wouldn't be hard to arrange. Or expensive.

I do believe the mission statement of Amtrak is "To give Canadians reason to say 'At least it's not Amtrak!'"

They weren't voting for Uncle Joe, they were voting for ABT. I was just sorry "Leave the damn office vacant for four years" wasn't on the ballot.

Thanks. I'll hold it close to my heart. Or maybe some other organ.

Which makes it kinda funny that all the right-wing cowards are so terrified of him.

As did you, son. You know why. By the way, it wasn't whataboutery, it was bothsidesism. Which is not a fallacy. It just annoys people who want to pretend only one side is bad.

You just wanna get me fired. . .

Um. . . yay?

Not a bad idea. Since I actually know the correct words, I could more efficiently impose the incorrect ones.

Not so much spelling as semantics. "Reign" being a word in its own right, would not be a misspelling, but rather a use of the wrong word. As would "rain" in the same place. You apparently hate the English language as much as you do the French.

It is intellectually and morally dishonest to attribute the actions of a few individuals in "their side's" protest to the entire group, then turn around and claim "it was just a few individuals!" in the case of crime or misbehaviour in "our side's" protest. So. . . go for it!

NB: That's not what "lame duck" means in American political parlance. A "lame duck" is someone who has been voted out, but is between the election results and the end of her term in office, and therefore has gone from the most powerful person in the world to, at best, a footnote in history.