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I imagine you have heard about how the Olive Garden requires photo ID to redeem the “Never Ending Pasta Pass.”
For $100, the first however many users (I hear it is sold out) could buy a pass that would allow them to eat unending pasta at...
I saw this on Substack. I’m pretty sure someone made it with AI because human intelligence does not seem able to put together such a sign as of yet.
Some would think it’s right wing because it implicitly makes fun of those “In this house...
An acquaintance posted this on his Facebook:
I commented (I try to stay out of it but sometimes my annoyance wins) that these are just plain taking responsibility for oneself.
He put the laughing emoji next to my comment and wrote:
It c...
Many of you probably follow Jennifer already, but check this out!
Jennifer stood up against abuse in gymnastics, against unnecessary and damaging COVID school closures, and now against the trans delusion insanity.
When one simply says th...
The jihadist in chief of New York City forgot about Little Italy, Jewish and Irish neighborhoods when he released his Immigrant Enclaves map. Does anyone actually believe this was an oversight?
I taught the word “oversight” last week. It...
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