Bookworm Beat 8/15/26: The Apocalypse today meme edition
Sometimes, life in 2026 feels like we’re living in Hieronymus Bosch’s view of Hell…and all we can do is laugh about it.
Continue readingConservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
Sometimes, life in 2026 feels like we’re living in Hieronymus Bosch’s view of Hell…and all we can do is laugh about it.
Continue readingWhen I looked at my image collection, I was surprised to see that COVID’s alleged return topped the meme chart, even above the Gadsden kid, Biden, Trump, gender, or other perennial topics — all of which you’ll find here.
Continue readingI tried hard to find a common thread in this illustrated edition, but the only thing I could think of was “we’re going to Hell in a handbasket,” which was too long for the title.
Continue readingWe’re discovering this year that there are things scarier than Halloween, whether you’re on the left or the right (but this year, it’s really scary for the left). Still, there are things that are scary for normal people, too. Still, the world remains interesting, and we can always laugh:
Continue readingOf course, with COVID a panic of the past, there’s an even more nefarious reason for what California is doing.
Continue readingThere 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.
Continue readingI 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
Continue readingEvery 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.”
Continue readingI 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
Continue readingFirst, 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
Continue readingEven before the Supreme Court handed down its ruling, my collection of gun memes was big. I’ve got a few other great memes too — about 100 of ’em. Before I get to the memes, I may finally have resolvedĀ mostĀ of the problems that have been bedeviling me for almost a
Continue readingIt’s not a sure thing that Justice Alito’s brilliant opinion will be made final but America has gotten a really good look at the Democrat death cult (plus other memes).
Continue readingI got so many good memes, they wouldn’t all fit into one post. This is part 2 of 3, focusing on government, gender, Ukraine, COVID, and the FBI.
Continue readingActually, I don’t know whether we’re living in a computer simulation. I just know that, looking at these memes, it’s a very real possibility.
Continue readingThis is one of those days when I envy my dog: He’s warm, fed, loved, and has no idea what’s happening in the news. But I can still laugh…
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