Bookworm Beat 8/5/22 — the it’s a mad, bad, Biden world illustrated edition
There aren’t enough memes in the world to make Biden’s America a better place; but we’d be sadder if we couldn’t laugh and learn from memes.
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Young women today are unlikable, which is very bad for society
The tragedy of young women in 2022 is that they have been raised to be unpleasant and resentful.
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Bookworm Beat 7/30/22 — the America is crazy edition (plus a COVID update)
I have the usual wonderful collection of amusing and depressing memes, plus I’ll give you the COVID update I know you long for! Indeed, I’ll start with the COVID update: The initial “flu” part of the COVID lasted for only four days. Had that been it, the whole thing would
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Ted Lasso: A delightful Pollyanna for the 21st century
Some characters stand the test of time because they always appeal to us — sometimes to our heart and sometimes to both our heart and funny bone.
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Bookworm Beat 7/23/22 — the “end is near” illustrated edition
Every day, I read the news and wonder how long we can sustain this level of madness. And every day I think, “At least the memes are good.”
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The illustrated edition will be delayed
My COVID rash is continuing to bedevil me. I’m underslept and everything I do seems to take twice as long. I’ll try to get the illustrated edition up tomorrow or on Sunday. For now, though, I’m getting by doing the bare minimum of whatever it is I need to do.
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Let’s talk about the weather (and the lies they tell us)
We are being indoctrinated in ways both large and small to end fossil fuels, something that will also end the modern world we know. There’s another summer heatwave and the Western world’s leftists are again raising the hysteria level to “We’re all going to die unless we end fossil fuels
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My COVID’s malicious turn and something that cheers me up
I thought I was recovering wonderfully from COVID. A couple of days fever, a few sore joints, a bit of a cough but, otherwise, my COVID was inconsequential. That is, until I got the rash. I’ve now learned that about 1% of COVID sufferers get a rash — and I
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Bookworm Beat 7/15/22 — the New World Order is now a thing illustrated edition
So, I finally did it. When I organized the images (as I always do), I added a new category: New World Order. You’ll recognize it in the lineup when you see it. COVID update: To date, COVID has been like any other flu I’ve ever had. The problem with this
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The WuFlu finally caught up with me
First, I thought it was a migraine; then, I thought it was a bad cold. It turns out, though, that I caught the WuFlu. What the gal at the CVS testing location told me is that there’s a very mild variant floating around my community, with most people being down
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Who said it better? Jill Biden v. Les Nessman
I threw this video together very quickly but I think you can get the point easily enough.
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Bookworm Beat 7/8/22 — Everything’s a meme illustrated edition
The news is hitting so hard and fast, and from so many different angles, that the only theme here is that I have lots and lots of memes.
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Protecting good people from misguided money-seeking victims
Every person deserves a chance to defend himself against claims of moral wrongdoing, a right that applies to a priest as well as to a layman.
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Leftists’ endless, and destructive, fight against human nature
My friend Nodrog sent me an email I thought was so perfect about the left’s war on human nature that I get his permission to share it with you.
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How accurate were my guesses about the shooter? You tell me.
Immediately after news broke about the possible suspect behind the Highland Park shooting, I made a few guesses about him. Let’s see how I’m doing.
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