Not Visible From Earth, Though, Scientists Say
But To Hear Walrus Tell It: “The Welcome Wagon Greeted Me Instantly”
Dear Abby: Acquaintance Has Rescue Dog; Never Fails To Refer To It As Such. What To Do?
From what I’ve heard of the neighbors involved in the dispute, Mrs. Alito ran into a nasty case of privilege in the next-door neighbors. They are rumored to have been a 30-something, BLM-loving progressive couple living, along with their “Pandemic puppy” (and WTF even IS that?)
It’s a way to one-up the Rescue Dog people
Straight Line of the Day: Double Entendre for Walrus Getting a New House: …
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A little FrankJ in the darkness
I am into my second day of internet darkness by now. No new memes to see but many to post. Let this little bit of FrankJ illumminate you in these dark times.
A Frank Guide to Cats (Illustrated)
All you need to know about cats (with pictures)

MAY 22, 2024
I’ve always been a dog person, but my wife loves cats, so I’ve had to get used to them. They at first confused me versus a dog, but now having been around them so long, I think I understand cats pretty well. Thus, I decided to make this guide so you, too, can unravel the mystery.
A Frank Guide to Cats
Domestication
The common house cat is also known as the “domesticated” cat, but this is a misnomer. When dogs were domesticated, they were given a friendly, loving demeanor. Thus, you could have a dog the same size as a wolf but don’t have to fear it. But if you ever saw a house cat the size of a wolf, you would run for your shotgun because you know that thing would kill you.

Cats were never domesticated. They were simply made smaller. If they were any larger, you would be dead.
Hidden Blades
Look at this cat’s paw. Cute and fluffy, isn’t it?

But this is a lie. The cut little paw is full of blades for killing.

It also keeps more blades in its mouth.

The typical cat is full of blades. It’s all those apples full of razors we were warned about at Halloween, but it’s fluffy.
Sounds They Make
Cats also make sounds. One common sound is “Mao” as in Chairman Mao who murdered and starved millions.

Why do they say “Mao”? To get our attention. They know we don’t like Chairman Mao, so they mock us with his name.
Another sound cats make is the purr. It’s this intense vibrating sound. It is unknown what in the cat is vibrating, though. Perhaps a motor. Maybe they are all robots. Scientists are unsure as they don’t like to get close to cats because of all the hidden blades.
Agility
It is a well known fact that a cat dropped from any height will always land on its feet.

Scientists have determined the reason a cat always lands on its feet is because long ago, it made a deal with the devil that’s why a cat’s eye’s resemble those of a snake, the devil’s animal.

The snake’s influence is also seen in a cat’s tail which behaves very much like a snake.

Ears
A cat’s ears are used for hearing, shaped in cups to pick up sound waves.

There is in fact nothing at all special about a cat’s ears. I don’t know why I devoted an entire section to this. I’m wasting everyone’s time. Sorry.
Expressions
When I first got a cat, the biggest problem I had with it over a dog is it only seemed to have one expression. Was the cat happy? Sad? Playful? Angry? I couldn’t tell because it only ever had the same expression.

I eventually realized I had seen that blank expression on other animals. In fact every animal has a similar expression: The intense blank expression an animal has when it’s ready to kill.
Scientists now believe cats can have other expressions, such as joy; they just choose not to. Instead, they spend every waking hour ready to kill at any moment, hence the constant death mask. So when a cat is looking at you like that, it is ready to kill you. It’s just waiting for you to get a little smaller first.
Well, that’s all I know about cats. I hope this was informative! If you see any cats larger than regular house cat size, please contact the authorities.
Pfizer Announces It Has a Possible Cure for Common Cold and Cancer
Walrus Finally Firms Up His Foundation, Landscaping, and Manscaping
. . . You Meant “For a Hamburger,” But You Didn’t Know It at the Time
Straight Line of the Day: If You Had To Create a Fictitious Autobiography Like Biden, What Would You Throw In?
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Walrus has gone dark
Yay! No More Debt! Boo Contracts!
Biden Cancels More than $7 Billion in Student Debt for 160,000 People
Breitbart | 05/22/2024 | Elizabeth WeibelPresident Joe Biden revealed that his administration will be canceling more than $7 billion in student debt for 160,000 people.
The White House issued a statement Wednesday [5/22/24] announcing that 160,000 people in the United States would have their student loans canceled, erasing a total of $7.7 billion in student debt for those people.
In June 2023, the Supreme Court issued a 6-3 decision to block Biden’s plan to cancel $430 billion in student loan debt for almost 40 million people.
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The Penn Wharton Budget Model last year calculated that the loan forgiveness based on the Biden administration’s income-driven repayment plan will cost US taxpayers $475 billion over 10 years.
Almost $50 billion more than what the USSC struck down.
— NY Post
Cool.
Stroke of a pen.
Try This One Weird Experiment!
“The other night, I did an experiment. I started talking out loud in my own home about a pool monitoring system. Shortly thereafter, Facebook sent me one ad after another about, yup, you guessed it, pool monitoring systems.
Who was listening to me? Was it you, Siri? How about you, Alexa? Google Mini, could you REALLY hear me all the way from the kitchen?”
I propose that everyone in America suddenly start talking about Adirondack chairs:
“A similar thing happened to me a few years ago. My wife and I were driving somewhere and I happened to mention that Adirondack chairs were more comfortable than they looked. Hadn’t mentioned or even thought of Adirondack chairs in years, never owned any, never shopped for any. Her phone was on but in her purse. Mine was turned off in the desk drawer at home where it spends 99% of its time.
Within a few hours we were getting ads on our home computer for, yup, you guessed it, Adirondack chairs.”
Worse has happened to me. I was conversing with my brother, when his phone on the kitchen counter activated for no reason and started playing a time-delayed recording of our conversation. True story.
I have not met anyone yet that this advertising phenomenon has not happened to.
Pharmacy Corner
Ran across this in a news chat:
“I work in a pharmacy, and had to recently pass an exam which contained compounding techniques and how to clean compounding areas. It is really involved, and depends on the way air flows over the work surface. It either comes down and towards the compounder or laterally across the work surface from the compounder’s left to right. You have to be careful about how you place items on the surface as well, so air flow isn’t blocked.”
Any way the wind blows, doesn’t really matter to me. To me.
Always ask your pharmacist how your medication was aerated during compounding — vertically or laterally? They appreciate the interest.
Murder trial set for man accused of causing national fungal meningitis outbreak that killed 11 in Michigan
Michigan Live | May. 22, 2024 | Nathan ClarkA Massachusetts pharmacist accused of causing a fungal meningitis outbreak that caused the deaths of 11 Michigan residents is set to go on trial for murder.
Livingston County Circuit Judge Matthew McGivney set a trial date for Nov. 4 for Glenn Chin who faces 11 counts of second-degree murder for his alleged involvement in the deadly 2012 fungal meningitis outbreak, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel announced Monday, May 20.
“Eleven Michiganders tragically lost their lives as a result of a lack of concern for patient safety,” Nessel said. “My department looks forward to finally seeking justice for the victims and their families in court.”
Chin, 56, of Canton, Massachusetts, was the supervising pharmacist at the New England Compounding Center in Framingham, Massachusetts, where the nationwide fungal meningitis outbreak resulted in 64 deaths, 11 of which occurred at the Michigan Pain Specialists Clinic in Livingston County.
The Attorney General’s Office alleges that Chin disregarded sterility procedures, created fraudulent cleaning records and falsified scientific testing results.
Although testing repeatedly revealed the presence of mold or bacteria in the sterilized rooms used to mix the drugs to create the steroids the company sold, the company misrepresented the safety of its product, according to previous reporting.
Also ask your pharmacist about presence of mold or bacteria in the sterilized rooms. They appreciate the interest.





