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And now, a few minutes with Chance

And now, a few minutes with Chance

Sippin coffee, and yes, I barrowed a few words from Andy Roonie

I purposely try not to find stuff that would remind me of that slippery slope, you know, like an eel in an oil slick, an example of what I speak of, was a time, not to long ago, the left didn’t know what a Woman is, no, they don’t even know what a murderer is, I betcha one jelly donut they thought jeffery dalmer was just hungry FFS.

MORALS & DENCENY has been traded for the ell in the oil slick

BI Director Kash Patel on Tuesday defended the bureau’s relaxing of hiring requirements concerning past incidents of prostitution and bestiality, arguing that the changes were intended to enable victims of those acts to apply for employment without worrying they’d be automatically disqualified.

“When you saw bestiality, I say this with respect: The person who recommended it, why didn’t you just say what planet did you parachute in from?” Kennedy asked.

Patel said that he was persuaded by the rationale for the change. 

This could viewed two ways:

One

The dead don’t know they are dead, it’s the living that suffer the loss

Being STUPID is much the same, the STUPID don’t know they are STUPID

it’s the rest of us that suffer

Two:

Try this one easy trick

go fishing

as to not getting your house destroyed

down the road some

The reporter at the scene — a home near the area of M-203, Pine Street and Eleventh Street near Calumet —says a man is in custody after an armored police truck started tearing away portions of the home at around 12:40 p.m.

Last published 9/15/26 at 2:26 p.m. ET

A man is in custody following an active situation in Calumet that started Monday morning.

 – The Houghton County Sheriff’s Office has provided new information on the active situation in Calumet Tuesday.

At around 4:45 a.m., deputies were initially dispatched to a report of a fire in the roadway with “nails intentionally scattered” across the road at 25319 W. Pine St. in Calumet, according to a press release sent just after 4 p.m. Tuesday.

After deputies tried to make contact, the resident of the home locked himself in the garage and refused deputy commands. He left the garage with a knife and entered his home, still refusing commands.

While he was inside, the suspect was seen pointing a firearm at a deputy.

The reporter says the Houghton County Sheriff’s Office told him just before 1 p.m. Tuesday that the situation has been resolved peacefully and there is no threat to the public.

As you know, the mid-terms coming up, and the commiepinkobastards will be out there, and as you also know

there are TANKS and there are TANKS

Not sure why Round 2 came to mind but I got music for round 3