Wednesday, September 09, 2026

Now we're living separate lives (Part 75)....

Separated At Birth? 

So, tell me, the new 'uniforms' for the moronic and unnecessary Space Force and General Hux from the Empire in the last Star Wars trilogy, were they....

Separated At Birth? 


The both look Nazi-esque, which shouldn't surprise anyone as both the 'commander in chief' and the head of Empire are wannabe Nazis themselves. 

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Check this out, real quick, don't know if everybody know (Part 5605)....

 Check This Out!


Makes me wish now I knew what blood type I had. 

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My birthday song, my happy world (Part 365)....

 Badass Birthday

On this date in 1828, in Russia, Leo Tolstoy was born. 


He was called by Virginia Woolf "the greatest of all novelists", and Gary Soul Morson called War & Peace "the greatest of all novels".   He was nominated for the Nobel Prize For Literature every year between 1901 and 1906 and for the Nobel Peace Prize in 1901, 1902 and 1909.

I've never read a Tolstoy novel, but even I've heard of  War And Peace (1873) and Anna Karenina (1875-1877).  I've always wanted to read War And Peace,  but at over 1200 pages (more than even Steven King's The Stand extended version), it's just too daunting. 

Still, though, with the accolades mentioned above, clearly he's a badass!

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Cut their hair short, wear shirts and boots (Part 949)...

 Wifebeater Wednesdays

This week, we have Wifebeaters And Headgear!











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Tuesday, September 08, 2026

I've got books lining my shelves, day and night....

 Books 2026

Today, in my travels, I stopped by Ollies and so, among the things I purchased there, were of COURSE books. 

Fellow Travelers, by Thomas Mallon
The Partiots, by Winston Groom
and a Dr. Fate graphic novel

Yearly Totals: 

Jan 12: 4 books for $17,80, average of $4.45
           Totals: 4 books for $17.80, average of $4.45
Feb 15: 2 books for $11.64, average of $5.82
           Totals: 6 books for $29.44, average of $4.91
Feb 17: 5 books for $80.61, average of $16.22
           Totals: 11 books for $110.05, average of $10.00 
Feb 25: 2 books for $52.98, average of $26.49 each
           Totals: 13 books for $163.03, average of $12.54 
Mar 16: 2 books for $58.19, average of $29.10 each
           Totals: 15 books for $221.22, average of $14.75
Mar 23: 2 books for $6.34, average of $3.17 each
           Totals: 17 books for $227.56, average of $13.39
Mar 24: 3 books for $104.66, average of $34.89 each
           Totals: 20 books for $332.22, average of $16.61
Apr 2: 3 books for $12.69, average of $4.23 each
           Totals: 23 books for $344.91, average of $14.99
Apr 24: 3 books for $55.33, average of $18.44 each
           Totals: 26 books for $400.24, average of $15.39
May 11: 2 books for $14.82, average of $7.41 each 
            Totals: 28 books for $415.06, average of $14.82
May 11: 2 books for $38.81, average of $19.41 each
            Totals: 30 books for $453.87, average of $15.13
June 19: 2 books for $48.10, average of $24.05 each
            Toatls: 32 books for $501.97, average of $15.69
June 23: 7 books for $24.93, average of $3.56 each
             Totals: 39 books for $526.90, average of $13.51
June 24: 1 book for $15.00
             Totals: 40 books for $541.90, average of $13.55
July 10: 4 books for $88.84, average of $22.21 each
             Totals: 44 books for $630.74, average of $14.36
July 16: 1 book for $3.17
             Totals: 45 books for $633.91, average of $14.09 
July 26: 5 books for $82.00, average of $16.40 per book
             Totals: 50 books for $715.91, average of $14.32
Aug 10: 4 books for $10.89, average of $2.72 per book
             Totals: 54 books for $730.23, average of $13.52
Aug 22: 1 book for $19.99
             Totals: 55 books for $750.22, average of $13.64
Aug 28: 4 books for $33.71, average of $8.43 per book
             Totals: 59 books for $783.93, average of $13.27
Sept 8: 3 books for $13.75, average of $4.58 per book
             Totals: 62 books for $797.68, average of $12.87 

Of these 62 books, 49 are actual books, 13 are graphic novels.

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Check this out, real quick, don't know if everybody know (Part 5604)....

 Check This Out!


Oh of COURSE his voters will never realize the damage they've done to this country, you've got to have some intelligence and self-awareness and a little bit of understanding of politics to know what. 

And yes, just as nowadays, grandkids of those people who spat upon young people of color sitting at a lunchcounter in the South wonder what the FUCK their grandparents were thinking, the grandkids of today's MAGAmorons will wonder the same thing. 

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If I were a hero, I'd be Martin Luther (Part 4670)....

 Superhero Anydays

These are the Watchmen sketch cards as drawn by Watchmen artist Dave Gibbons. 


Dr. Manhattan, Silk Spectre, Comedian
Rorschach, Nite Owl, Ozymandias
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And today we also have some gender bent Harley Quinn cosplay as done by internet celeb and my online friend HITCosplay (back when he was still a twink and hadn't got all buff and muscled yet).


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I took the road less traveled by (Part 4179).....

 MAPS!

Today map is the D&D village of Harsel, located apparently on a very defensible little island.


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Check this out, real quick, don't know if everybody know (Part 5603)....

 Check This Out!


Indeed, FAR too many "Christians" nowadays are Christians in their words, but not in their actions. 

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Put your love to the test (Part 1869)....

 Where To Put It? 

So this attractive fella belong where?  Pride Prisms (behind the mirror on the right)?  Fetching Faces?  Wifebeater Wednesdays?  Shirtless Mondays?  Check This Out!? 


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I wish I knew the color of my hair (Part 35)....

 Hairthing Happenings


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When you open your mouth to speak (Part 330)....

 Bros With Braces


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It's so cool, to be uncool (Part 809)...

 What's Cool? 

You think you're cool?  Well you'll never be as cool...well, as cool as this picture!  There's a lot of coolness going on here!  Dad's holding the one dog and mom has the other dog safely ensconced in her hair.


Plus, it's pretty obvious the kids get their 'fashion sense' from their mom. 

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Check this out, real quick, don't know if everybody know (Part 5602)....

 Check This Out!


No doubt.  No doubt in my mind at all. 

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Now we're living separate lives (Part 74)....

 Separated At Birth?

So tell me, Natalie Harp, the orange shitgibbon's latest ass kisser and boot licker extraordinaire, and this bedding set, on sale at Mel And Edna's Bedding Emporium off Route 190, were they....

Separated At Birth? 


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Dress you up in my love (Part 346)...

 Dudes In Dresses

Not only does he look FABulous in that dress, I mean, just LOOK at the dress itself!  It's gorgeous!  It's looks wet, like ink, or tar, and it puddles at his feet like either of those, or both!


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The truth is I never left you (Part 1802)....

 TRUTH In Spite Of Convicted Felon Mar-A-Taco tRump


All of it's true, and yet, his cult still hold  him up as an example of the best of all the presidents. 

Unreal. 

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Check this out, real quick, don't know if everybody know (Part 5601)....

 Check This Out!


Poor Jason Aldean.....getting checked by a man 140 years dead.

But I mean, not that Grant is wrong.....

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My birthday song, my happy world (Part 364)....

 Badass Birthday

On this date, in 1966, sixty years ago, Star Trek was born!


The very first airing of any Star Trek episode, The Man Trap was on Thursday September 8, 1966. 

The Man Trap: McCoy's old flame, a 'salt vampire', 4 crew members deaths, those rounds sucker scars....what an episode. 

No, it's not the best episode. It's not even a great episode.  But it WAS the first one aired!  And without that, nothing that came after would have happened! 

Totally badass!

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The back of your hand, somewhere on my behind (Part 870)....

 Tooshie Tuesdays

This week, we have Covered And Clothed Tooshies In Locker Rooms!






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