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I think I read somewhere that some person, possibly Freud, made some connection between gold and excreta - which makes the gold loos somehow meaningful in a way Trump probably doesn't think of.
Was it the Aztecs who called gold the excretion of the gods, or something? Too lazy to google, sorry - but something like that in some place like that?
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Brenda Clough
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From the New Yorker, a report on how the Resistance is doing. We are indeed having an effect, with our marches and pussy hats. It's important to keep the pressure up. We can have a lot of influence on domestic policy, where a weak-kneed and conflicted Congress must heed angry voters. But in foreign policy it is indeed scary.
I keep thinking (because that's my calling) about how an end game would work. Alas, I can see a scenario in which Lyin' Don does something awful to North Korea or Libya or whatever place has caught his attention on that day. And then there is kickback -- a bomb, a missile, a 9-11. Only then, when there is carnage and smoking ruins (which is to say, =American= carnage, because no other kind counts for Congress, sorry all you Syrians and Iraqis) will the impeachment proceedings really kick in.
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This is a minor funny, but amusing. Also a free click!
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The Washington Post has cut me off (even though I've been staying away from them for several weeks now because of their limit), but I got the first sentence read.
At any rate, I don't know if there is internet service in Heaven -- I hope so (if I make it there) because I'll want to keep an eye on the Ship, though I don't imagine I'll be able to post. There will definitely be a wonderful library.
However, I feel pretty safe in saying that the name "Trump" is not said aloud up there.
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Brenda Clough
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I don't think the full text of the story (which was mainly biographical) tells you more than the headline. FWIW the man died at peace.
I can't imagine that the denizens of Heaven do not keep up with current events, simply because the prayers of the saints need to be current, wouldn't you think? Hopefully they get better reportage than the Post or Faux News, and so can pray accurately.
I do believe that Heaven must have a deep and very complete library, well organized and catalogued. None of this searching futilely around for the book you need. I have just shuffled through five separate library systems, and the one I'm looking for is not there. (sigh)
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I always figure (hope!) that if people in the next life can see us in this one, they are more forgiving and understanding of our sinful and selfish ways than we are down here with one another.
In my mental heavenly library, you just sit at your carrel and say "ACCIO BOOK ABOUT 17TH CENTURY LACEMAKING" and five or six fly through the air and land on your shelf.
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I can already do that, as long as I know title and author. Inter Library Loan is a mighty tool. But it gives no room for serendipity, the creative power of just wandering around and finding something you had never known existed. I hope for rooms and bays and halls full of shelves and books, and endless time to follow the threads of inspiration across time and space. Large desks near the windows (with bucolic views of, say, the angels playing baseball or something at a good quiet distance) to bring the books back to, and the computer power to open the several files I need to jump back and forth between, to write like the wind.
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The first time I went to my assigned library carrel as a grad student, I found graffiti scratched into the small bulletin board: What is the secret of life? (one handwriting) The secret is to have a good time (in another handwriting For a good time call xxx-xxx-xxxx in a third handwriting.
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Originally posted by sabine:
The first time I went to my assigned library carrel as a grad student, I found graffiti scratched into the small bulletin board: What is the secret of life? (one handwriting) The secret is to have a good time (in another handwriting For a good time call xxx-xxx-xxxx in a third handwriting.
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I presume you called the number just to see what the next stage was....
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Originally posted by Brenda Clough:
(with bucolic views of, say, the angels playing baseball or something at a good quiet distance)
Surely the angels play cricket: the game takes an eternity, and nothing ever happens. It's like soccer but slower and without the fake injuries.
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Originally posted by Brenda Clough:
Baseball games take upwards of three hours. I can't imagine how people sit through them.
You don't sit through them. You get up, you get peanuts, you people watch, you go check out the horribly overpriced junk at the souvenir stands. Nobody sits through the whole game. It's an outing.
It's also a psychological battle of wits and nerves, and I can't imagine angels playing that way.
Good call on not letting up on 45.
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Re angels' sports:
Well, of course, they can play anything they want. But I'm sure one of their faves is Quidditch.
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mousethief
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Originally posted by Golden Key:
Re angels' sports:
Well, of course, they can play anything they want. But I'm sure one of their faves is Quidditch.
I'm sure St. Moses the Black would be a beater.
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Originally posted by Brenda Clough:
Baseball games take upwards of three hours. I can't imagine how people sit through them.
County cricket matches usually take 3 days. An international test match 5 days (and, the "stop after five days rather than play to a win" is a relatively modern innovation). The difficulty of watching a full cricket match is usually that play stops for rain, or bad light towards the end of the day - neither of which would (I expect) be an issue in heaven.
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It only rains at night.
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And this all has to do with trump how? You want to hit him with bats? Which is an idea. His hair reminds of a salmon we once left in the fridge too long. Furry with tendrils waving like wheat in the cooling fan-breeze. The colour of nicotine stained teeth.
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Thanks for that image, O no prophet....
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(my usual reaction at mention of the tr**p)
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Allen Lichtman (American University), who predicted Trump's victory early, is now predicting Trump's impeachment; collusion with the Russians, violation of the emoluments clause, demonstrable lying being the possible grounds. To be passed in the House of Representatives it would require all the Dems + 24 GOPs (~10% of GOP congressfolk). As Lichtman also pointed out, many GOPs would rather have Pence, a reliable career conservative, than erratic Trump who lacks any meaningful relationship to the party, and as midterm elections loom, they might want to distance themselves from Trump, depending on what unforeseen events transpire.
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Brenda Clough
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It can't possibly happen until after 2018. As long as the GOP holds both houses of Congress they'll stall and drag, even if Lyin' Donny's malfeasance is undeniable.
With luck, the power will shift. And then, we can see Congressional action with teeth in it. Subpoenas for those tax returns, for instance.
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Pangolin Guerre
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Well, Lichtman seems to think that the momentum will begin before the 2018 elections, as GOP representatives start to distance themselves from Trump out of fear of falling victim to an an anti-Trump backlash He called Trump's election early, so this hypothesis must, at least, be entertained.
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I can only hope Trump hangs on long enough to damage the GOP. If Pence replaces him before the mid-term elections, much hope will be lost,for Pence is everything that is a threat presented by Cheeto, but with the appearance of competence.
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Pangolin Guerre
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I suspect that Pence is adequately competent. Therein lies a great danger.
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sabine
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Originally posted by Pangolin Guerre:
I suspect that Pence is adequately competent. Therein lies a great danger.
Her was my governor. He's not competent for much beyond doing what the powers-that-be tell him to do (he's not competent to actually be that power).
He won't be the psychological and governmental train wreck that is Trump, but he won't be much better.
Also, he has strange pseudo-christian ideological ideas.
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He is, IIRC, a Dominionist.
Enjoy that separation of Church and State while you still have it.
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Originally posted by sabine:
quote:
Originally posted by Pangolin Guerre:
I suspect that Pence is adequately competent. Therein lies a great danger.
Her was my governor. He's not competent for much beyond doing what the powers-that-be tell him to do (he's not competent to actually be that power).
And that is why he is dangerous.
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Originally posted by Doc Tor:
He is, IIRC, a Dominionist.
Enjoy that separation of Church and State while you still have it.
The illusion of separation, the US doesn't have it in a practical sense. Not putting America in the same category as Saudi Arabia but Christianity is more dominant than the Constitution or its creators hoped for. What they will lose is more of what actual separation currently existing.
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Originally posted by mousethief:
I always figure (hope!) that if people in the next life can see us in this one, they are more forgiving and understanding of our sinful and selfish ways than we are down here with one another.
In my mental heavenly library, you just sit at your carrel and say "ACCIO BOOK ABOUT 17TH CENTURY LACEMAKING" and five or six fly through the air and land on your shelf.
Oh, mousey...now you have me worried! Are those who have passed into the loving embrace of Jesus seeing me fiddling with my naughty bits?!
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Since nearly everybody around you, and everybody who has ever been alive, has done the same, I doubt it will be of profound interest. They can also (in theory) see you in the commode, you know. And every being alive or ever alive has had poops, except possibly those single-celled life forms. Oh look, biological forms are being biological again. Not of theological significance.
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Originally posted by Brenda Clough:
[...] And every being alive or ever alive has had poops, except possibly those single-celled life forms. [...]
Would the latter refer to 45, one wonders?
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Originally posted by mousethief:
I always figure (hope!) that if people in the next life can see us in this one, they are more forgiving and understanding of our sinful and selfish ways than we are down here with one another.
After my mum died some well meaning person said something about her looking down from heaven and I was thrown into a panic, until I had a chat with someone with good pastoral and theological skills.
Looking back it was funny because Mum once said she had experienced a similar reaction having been told that about one of her relatives.
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Boogie
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So the Trump threatens 'major major' conflict.
How did the USA trust this man, who has the language skills of a 7 year old?
The only time I have heard him use any kind of complex description is when he's been reading, two slow. words. at a. time.
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Originally posted by Boogie:
So the Trump threatens 'major major' conflict.
How did the USA trust this man, who has the language skills of a 7 year old?
Most of us didn't -- and don't -- trust him.
At least he didn't threaten a "bigly, bigly" conflict, or a "yuuuuge" one!
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lilBuddha
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Originally posted by Boogie:
So the Trump threatens 'major major' conflict.
How did the USA trust this man, who has the language skills of a 7 year old?
The only time I have heard him use any kind of complex description is when he's been reading, two slow. words. at a. time.
I think that his simple speech and simple rhetoric were a feature, not a flaw, of his campaign.
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Wouldn't have thought that evaporating a whole city, and everything in it, at the press of a button could really be described as a conflict .
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One of the things learned during this first 100 days coverage is, Li'l Donny has had a button installed on the desk in the Oval Office. This is the historical desk crafted out of the timbers of the HMS Resolute. There have been other buttons on this famous desk (the nuclear button is the one you've probably heard about, but it's not actually a button). But this new one? It summons a servant, with a Coke.
And those funny guys at the Post have created this article, outlining how you too may install a soda button on your desk! Tip: it's easier to just go to the fridge.
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Originally posted by Brenda Clough:
One of the things learned during this first 100 days coverage is, Li'l Donny has had a button installed on the desk in the Oval Office. This is the historical desk crafted out of the timbers of the HMS Resolute. There have been other buttons on this famous desk (the nuclear button is the one you've probably heard about, but it's not actually a button). But this new one? It summons a servant, with a Coke.
And those funny guys at the Post have created this article, outlining how you too may install a soda button on your desk! Tip: it's easier to just go to the fridge.
So that's how he got so fat!
I wonder what he'll do in hot weather when he can't wear those enormous coats?
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He'll have to drink more coke in order to keep cool....O, wait a minute, though.....
(Pause for sudden vision of the Oval Office getting ovallier and ovallier as the President gets biglier and biglier.....).
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Originally posted by Boogie:
I wonder what he'll do in hot weather when he can't wear those enormous coats?
Well . . . .
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And now Trump has admitted that perhaps he wasn't ready to be president.
Not in those words, mind you. But the fundamental core of him whining about missing his old life and how being president is harder than he thought it would be is basically that.
And of course he wasn't ready to be president. Because it was totally fucking obvious. Each and every person who ever entertained thoughts to the contrary - in spite of virtually everything he has ever said or did - is guilty of abject idiocy. Including Trump himself.
Some claim that they had no choice. The only alternative was worse!
Those are the words of a stupid person being stupid.
Who drives the bus - the drunken idiot or the person who intends to drive in a direction you don't want to go? A rational person will realize that competency is not merely "nice to have". The driver going a direction that you don't like will at least deliver you there intact, with the option of trying to go a different direction later. The drunken idiot driver runs the risk of killing everyone, and a high likelihood of wrecking the vehicle such that nobody gets anywhere they want to go.
And as I mutter through this metaphor, I find it extra-annoying to realize that the party of idiots who championed this idiotic circumstance are the exact same idiots who almost burned out the engine of this metaphorical vehicle last time. And it took 8 years of persistent competence despite their efforts to fix things to their current level of relative functionality.
If all you miserable old baby boomers would hurry up and die of self-inflicted and un-prevented health issues, that would probably be the best for everybody.
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Brenda Clough
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Oh sweetie. You need us. You need a large cohort of gray-haired voters who have been relying on the safety net to be there for retirement. You need us, to march and carry nasty signs and scream at town hall meetings at rubber-spined Congressmen. You need the AARP to snap its fingers and defend Social Security. Fear the Granny, youngster. We'll see to it that there'll be a Medicare when you need it.
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No, he's right. Baby boomers have whined their way into everything. Including the actual effing possibility of retirement. Which the end of alphabet, echo and millenial generations will ever get only if they kill us, inherit and sell everything to China. Kill the Beast.
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I've just read an excellent tweet about trump's latest rally.
"He doesn't want to be president. He just wants to win the presidency over and over again."
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Originally posted by Brenda Clough:
You need us.
Speaking personally, I think the majority of value for most humans is purely caloric. So I view you as being eminently replaceable by a rowdy row of potatoes.
Speaking as a human being capable of conceiving consequences to actions: no, I absolutely do not think we need over-representation of a demographic that actively works against the well-being of society. The vicious stupidity of MAGA-sympathies who are in fact worthless resource sinks is a miserable hypocrisy that nobody needs.
History is watching us. And, I'm pretty fucking sure history is thinking to itself collectively, "EEEEWWWWWW! Gross!"
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quote:
Originally posted by Boogie:
I've just read an excellent tweet about trump's latest rally.
"He doesn't want to be president. He just wants to win the presidency over and over again."
So true.
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....and get biglier and biglier crowds each time.
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