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Monthly Archives: August 2022
Putin Blames Him for the Trouble He’s in Now
Mikhail Gorbachev (March 2, 1931 – August 30, 2022) Mikhail Gorbachev died last evening in Moscow. He was 91. He got to outlive every leader the USSR ever had. He was celebrated in the West, and reviled in Russia. Putin … Continue reading
They Were Just Lying About…
Everything at Mar-a-Lago Now, I’m sure that the documents were not just laying around on the floor, as this image implies. But it does give one pause to contemplate the argument that all of them were declassified, when they’re clearly … Continue reading
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Tagged criminal behaviour, DOJ, FBI, Mar-a-Lago, news, top secrets, Trump
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Looks Like These Days are Over:
Wine and Roses And beer and skittles… We may be heading toward a new paradigm, one in which the only way to reduce the risk of cancer is to become teetotal. Why didn’t they tell us this, years ago? Why … Continue reading
Should The “Powers That Be” Hire an Astrologer?
Artemis 1 Delayed This image wasn’t from this morning, but the Moon has an effect on the outcome of NASA’s plans, for sure. This is timed for when the rocket was intended to be launched. Notice the Moon (@ 1° … Continue reading
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Tagged astrology, NASA, politics, postponed, Space Force, Trump, United States history
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Yet Another Ad I’m Having a Hard Time Finding
OLG “Excitement Builds” Scratch Cards I’m not sure why this is even important to me, except that it demonstrates my ability to recognize actors and actresses who are in different ads. The Wrigley’s Extra Gum ‘after the pandemic’ ad, shown … Continue reading
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Tagged actresses, advertising, lottery numbers, OLG, Ontario, scratch cards, television
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Happy Birthday, Lady Starkey
Barbara Bach (August 28, 1946) I looked at Ringo Starr, a day-or-two ago. Now, I want to focus on his second wife, Barbara Bach, whom he married in 1981. Today is her presumed 76th birthday. I say presumed because her … Continue reading
Posted in history, showbusiness
Tagged actresses, astrology, beatles, Hollywood, James Bond, marriage, models, movies, relationships, United States history
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Are You Getting the Point, Yet?
Trump Accusations If ever there was an illustration to encapsulate the hypocrisy of Donald J Trump, it’s the pointy finger. When you come from a position of deflection, there is no stronger message than the one that seeks to place … Continue reading
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Tagged accusations, blame, confessing your sins, politics, space brothers, Trump, what about me?
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Who Says You Cannot Know When You’ll Die?
Final Destination (2000) The idea that your death is predestined is the premise behind this film (and the other films in the franchise). You cannot ‘cheat death’ although we like to think we can: when your number’s up, it’s up. … Continue reading
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Tagged COVID-19, DVDs, films, final destination, horror movies, paranoid, paranormal
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He Has Been Described as “Off-Beat”
Sir Richard Starkey (aka Ringo Starr) (June 7, 1940) What they were referring to was his drumming style. It made him unique in the pop/rock world. He is the last Beatle I will look at through these posts. Ringo Starr … Continue reading
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Tagged a Hard Day's Night, astrology, beatles, drummer, Liverpool, pop music, popularity, star, United Kingdom
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