They should be, but it’s easier to blame a group that’s marginalized. Ego protecting, even. It wasn’t that she was better in any way that she got the job. Must be DEI.
Losing an advantage that you were told was an entitlement can feel like something has been taken.


Mentioned this to my elderly father and he said “I could do better than that.” He’s a master of security compared to that.


I’m glad they got an extension but I hope there weren’t any people who lost their time in the day to vote because of that.
Pisses me off and reminds me of waiting in a long line in Ohio during a presidential election - I was voting near a college where they clearly hadn’t prepared for the number of voters. It took several hours to get through the line and I saw a kid come up to the line and just go “i don’t have time for this” and leave. The people in line and the poll workers were all friendly, but a lot of us left that night feeling like it wasn’t a coincidence a polling station near a college had so much trouble. You siphon off a few voters here and there, and it doesn’t seem like a lot, but it can be enough if it’s close.
I think that picture is pretty old
https://imgur.com/gallery/real-life-nyan-relives-glory-days-FBMAQjM
Imagine being like “well now that I’m an axe, people will have to stop asking about my gender” and then they just keep asking!
I bet the dark general is much happier now working at their tavern with his like six husbands and wives


“No one will ever replace my husband,” she told the crowd. “But I do see some similarities of my husband in JD— in Vice President JD Vance. I do. And that’s why I am so blessed to be able to introduce him tonight.”
Her husband’s been dead five minutes and he’s married. Gross.


Personalization and identification, usually.


That’s like when my cat started to show an allergic reaction to her food so we switched her to the food her uncle (who also had a food allergy) could eat and she just didn’t like the taste as much. I’m sorry, kitty! You don’t go bald when you eat this!
I wish we could explain things to them.


Conservative women are expected to give up a lot of themselves as human beings, so of course the men have to be worth it, right? You submit to him in every way because he’s so good and strong (emotionally and physically) and a natural leader, right? Right?


She casually mentioned that she had helped curate a drag event at one point — something he was entirely against. He felt a pit in his stomach.
Nothing against her as a person, he said, but, “We did not go on the third date, after that.”
If she reads this article, she’s going to realize she dodged a bullet.
Put out the litter while you’re around to watch the cat? One of my cats loves of piss on clean litter, which would be convenient for this.


I always looked too much like my parents, but your concern sounds like something worth addressing. Would a dna test help?


No, I’m fairly certain the few dementia cases were Alzheimer’s. Anxiety disorders do run in my family, though! On both sides.
Thank you for the reassurance.


Just spent my dinner reading about prion diseases. Huh turns out if I had the genetic fatal insomnia, it’d start showing signs in the next few years.
Might get off the Internet for a while.
Oh! Since I saw the vanity fair article, I found this one where you can see his face, too
Thank you so much for the link and explanation! Just reading the abstract tells me it’ll take a while for me to read through it and get it, so I wanted to make sure to thank you now, haha.
While those undergoing cancer treatment are more susceptible to contracting viruses like Covid-19, the extended lifespan was attributed to the mRNA in the vaccine, which appeared to “help the immune system respond better to the cutting-edge cancer treatment,” according to The Associated Press.
Has anyone read about this further? I’m curious how they determined it was the mRNA and not the covid immunity. It sounds cool.
If you fit these categories, definitely get that vaccine. Shingles sucks so bad on its own, without even taking into consideration this possible dementia link.
Does anyone know why you shouldn’t get it earlier than 50 unless you’re immunocompromised? Is it just because it hasn’t been tested in other age groups? I tried looking up an answer, but that’s all I found.