A cat for all seasons:




Creative escapism:




Hustling furball:




Mystified...




The end. Good night!

The podcast became available on Nov. 24 but I just caught it this morning. It was really enjoyable. The title is "Inside the Fight for Democracy."

Some very forthright commentary from Schiff and a few laughs as well, despite the gravity of the subject matter. Well with a listen.

Any particular Christmas decorations that you're not fond of? Not necessarily your own (why would you have kept them, out of a feeling of obligation because someone close gave them to you?)

Maybe your neighbors have some sort of decorations or a local business puts up some sort of rather lame festive-looking stuff that you'd prefer never to see again.

Let the bastards in or fuhgeddaboutit?

https://twitter.com/Reuters/status/1462903884146520068

https://twitter.com/Reuters/status/1462601731741728774

Here's the initial incident between them:

https://twitter.com/buckets/status/1462582388001812489


And here is what ensued:


https://twitter.com/BleacherReport/status/1462580158292905992

And how many years of driving?


Believe it or not, I have been issued exactly one ticket over 32 years of driving -- for an illegal left turn.

Not one speeding ticket (I have definitely broken the speed limit many, many times, but just not enough to make it worthwhile for a police officer to pull me over).

And I'm not counting parking tickets. There have been several of those.

We have a fatality!

https://twitter.com/TheArtOfWar6/status/1461875370756608004

Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Antonio Brown has been accused of obtaining a fake COVID-19 vaccination card, according to the Tampa Bay Times.

The Times reported Thursday that, according to Steven Ruiz -- a former personal chef for the wide receiver -- Brown had his girlfriend, model Cydney Moreau, reach out to Ruiz over the summer to obtain a fake vaccination card that said Brown had received the Johnson & Johnson shot. According to text messages provided by Ruiz, Moreau offered $500 for a fake card.

Ruiz said he was unable to acquire a fake card for Brown, according to the report, but he added that the wide receiver a few weeks later showed him ones he had for himself and Moreau that he said he had purchased. Brown reportedly was unwilling to get the vaccine because of possible side effects.

Ruiz said he went public with the accusation after Brown failed to pay $10,000 owed to him, according to the Times.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/32662241/antonio-brown-obtained-fake-covid-19-vaccination-card-former-chef-alleges