Things That Amuse You

[sb]

Never trust a fart after 50.

[m2711c]

it’s one or the other, ya can’ts do both......

[riser4]

Never trust a fart after 50.

I admire a man who admits to be a slow learner.

[Vt-Freeheel]

Mags still arguing with ron johnson in the climate change thread.

[sb]

I admire a man who admits to be a slow learner.

Actually that is one of Walter Cronkites three things you never do.

[Timberridge]

Mags still arguing with ron johnson in the climate change thread.

The rat flu and stock mkt thread.

[sb]

Ron keeps the herd riled up, I'll say that for him.

[riser4]

Actually that is one of Walter Cronkites three things you never do.

Never ever trust a fart, at any age!

[snoqpass]

See a guy walking towards the lift the other day wearing these...

[m2711c]

and...? did he style that run?

[SkiCougar]

people buying water in this bat soup thing. unless you are a bottled water only person, you could just get some containers, fill them and store them.

[snoqpass]

and...? did he style that run?

With those on your feet you got nothing but style

[sb]

Watching a neighbor build a fence, he digs hole, jams in the post and refills around it with dirt he just dug out.

The holes look to be about a foot deep.

[MakersTeleMark]

The Corona Virus. I find it endlessly fascinating how this virus has immediately exposed such barely hidden facets of our global society across so many things. From nomenclature, infrastructure, attitudes, industries, finance, social networks, everything. It's like a brutally honest snapshot expose on the current world as we live it.

[Meadow Skipper]

^ Yep.

[KQ]

[KQ]

LTE Union Bulletin:

Current erosion of our freedoms concerning



In the midst of this COVID-19 crisis, we are in great danger of becoming ah totalitarian state. The time to stand up, stand together and speak out is now.

When our government (state and federal) outlaws the ability of the people to gather together, there are numerous parts of the Constitution that are being ignored.

In the First Amendment, the people have a right to peaceably gather. When that gets taken away, it affects the free exercise of religion, due process in courts, trials by jury, voting rights and other rights and freedoms that we have. Also, the government should not decide which businesses are allowed to stay open and which are to close.

This is not how we do things in the United States.

Businesses are open and closed based on their own decisions. People are not prisoners in their own homes. Police should not be stopping people for being outside or around too many people.

It is not the government’s place to do this, this belongs to the people. People decide all the time what mitigated risks they take, as they drive vehicles, attend events, take medications or even go to sleep.

The people should decide for themselves.

Why is the government sidestepping the very ideas our country was built on? Where is the accountability? Why is the government’s own statistics on the disease not matching the response they are demanding?

It is time to take a stand! Silent protests behind computer screens do not work. Let us take to the streets and demand our rights back, and march on the state Capitol

Joshua Tapp

Walla Walla

[PB]

Sounds risky; you go first.

[old goat]

It's in the things that amuse you thread. No comment necessary.

[PB]

Well ..... I was amused when I typed it, and it continues to amuse me when I re-read it.
Just this once, OK?

[Vt-Freeheel]

chess2020.com

[muted]

Ha, Mike's the Queen. Funny, but he should be a pawn.

[KQ]

[frorider]

.President Donald Trump came up with an unusual greeting Friday to those commemorating the day Christ was nailed to a cross: “HAPPY GOOD FRIDAY TO ALL!”

Amuses me that the least Xtian prez evah retains their vote regardless

[JimmyCarter]

My 4 year old is using the word “livid” correctly in conversation (I blame mom)