Saturday, September 5, 2015
"Miami Police Officer Makes Emotional Facebook Video"
"Miami, FL - From Lydia Marquez 'I may get in trouble for doing this video but I needed to speak out about all these things that are happening to my PD family. Please feel free and SHARE MY VIDEO'"
Read more: http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=220_1441496397
Friday, September 4, 2015
Today's Special - Weiner Water Soup
Today we cut the weiner up with a with a razor blade for nice thin slices and I may add a potato and maybe a carrot.
"A cold day in Hell"
From The Lonely Libertarian :
"before I upgrade to Windows 10. I miss 7.
8 sucks monkey balls. But no fucking way I'm switching to 10."
Thursday, September 3, 2015
"Man Arrested for Mocking Mayor on Twitter Wins Big in Civil Suit"
"An Illinois man who was raided and arrested last year for creating a parody account of his town’s mayor on Twitter has won $125,000 in a civil rights lawsuit settlement."
"Jon Daniel, 30, the man behind a parody Twitter account with the handle @peoriamayor, was accused of 'impersonating a public official,' after mayor Jim Ardis became upset about the mockery.
Wednesday, September 2, 2015
"Update: Mayor Cast Deciding Vote to Reject CVS Pharmacy"
From Racine County Eye:
By Heather Asiyanbi in Business, Government · September 2, 2015
**Updated 8:30 p.m.
"The deciding vote to reject once and for all a new CVS Pharmacy was cast by Mayor John Dickert.
"Despite his best efforts to get fellow alderpersons to reconsider, Henry Perez was unable to garner the necessary support to approve a new CVS Pharmacy at the corner of Ohio Street and Washington Avenue.
"The Journal Times reported that a vote was held Tuesday at the Common Council meeting and the proposed store was rejected again, but the original count of who fell on which side was unavailable. Wednesday afternoon, the newspaper listed Dickert’s vote as the tie-breaker.
"CVS was rejected 8-7.
"The new store was planned at more than 13,000 square feet and would have replaced its current store a half-mile east at West and Washington and that store would close.
"CVS had an option to purchase the buildings housing Racine Cyclery, American Coin, the vacant building in between and the empty cash store next door to Racine Cyclery. The store also was going to buy at least three homes and level it all to make way for the new pharmacy and parking lot.
"After an August 3 vote denying the necessary rezone request, Perez attempted to introduce a reconsideration measure, but because the discussion was not noticed on an agenda and wasn’t compelled by an alderperson who was on the winning side of the denial vote, the rest of the council could not legally address it.
"During the meeting Tuesday, Perez asked for a vote sending the matter to the Committee of the Whole, but board President Dennis Wiser instead directed the issue to a vote, the story continues.
"Perez and several other council members expressed concern about holding the vote so quickly because Jim Kaplan, a key supporter of the store, had to leave early and was unable to vote. [My emphasis - Orbs]"
Read more: http://racinecountyeye.com/cvs-vote-fails-at-common-council/http://racinecountyeye.com/cvs-vote-fails-at-common-council/
Stinker!
By Heather Asiyanbi in Business, Government · September 2, 2015
**Updated 8:30 p.m.
"The deciding vote to reject once and for all a new CVS Pharmacy was cast by Mayor John Dickert.
"Despite his best efforts to get fellow alderpersons to reconsider, Henry Perez was unable to garner the necessary support to approve a new CVS Pharmacy at the corner of Ohio Street and Washington Avenue.
"The Journal Times reported that a vote was held Tuesday at the Common Council meeting and the proposed store was rejected again, but the original count of who fell on which side was unavailable. Wednesday afternoon, the newspaper listed Dickert’s vote as the tie-breaker.
"CVS was rejected 8-7.
"The new store was planned at more than 13,000 square feet and would have replaced its current store a half-mile east at West and Washington and that store would close.
"CVS had an option to purchase the buildings housing Racine Cyclery, American Coin, the vacant building in between and the empty cash store next door to Racine Cyclery. The store also was going to buy at least three homes and level it all to make way for the new pharmacy and parking lot.
"After an August 3 vote denying the necessary rezone request, Perez attempted to introduce a reconsideration measure, but because the discussion was not noticed on an agenda and wasn’t compelled by an alderperson who was on the winning side of the denial vote, the rest of the council could not legally address it.
"During the meeting Tuesday, Perez asked for a vote sending the matter to the Committee of the Whole, but board President Dennis Wiser instead directed the issue to a vote, the story continues.
"Perez and several other council members expressed concern about holding the vote so quickly because Jim Kaplan, a key supporter of the store, had to leave early and was unable to vote. [My emphasis - Orbs]"
Read more: http://racinecountyeye.com/cvs-vote-fails-at-common-council/http://racinecountyeye.com/cvs-vote-fails-at-common-council/
Stinker!
"U.S. banks post most profitable quarter in history"
From JSOnline
"Nation's 6,348 banks posted net income of $43 billion, up 7.3% from quarter a year ago"
Read more: http://www.jsonline.com/business/us-banks-post-most-profitable-quarter-in-history-b99569193z1-323999961.html
Doesn't it make you feel all warm and fuzzy inside knowing that our banks posted record profits? Surely, it was worth destroying the middle class for this.
"Nation's 6,348 banks posted net income of $43 billion, up 7.3% from quarter a year ago"
Read more: http://www.jsonline.com/business/us-banks-post-most-profitable-quarter-in-history-b99569193z1-323999961.html
Doesn't it make you feel all warm and fuzzy inside knowing that our banks posted record profits? Surely, it was worth destroying the middle class for this.
Dear Madame Zoltar
Hello, my roasting nuts!
How are you? According to my
weather men, the temperature will stay high for the next few days, and then
cool a little. Last week must have been
one lost from a September somewhere else.
Cool and very breezy. Now we’re
back in the hotbox.
I hope that none of you believe that palaver last week from Mr.
Sheriff saying, “Madame Zoltar's blog won't appear today because she is nursing
a colossal hangover. She hopes to sober up, I mean, feel better, next
week.” Ha, ha, very funny, Mr. Sheriff. Actually, I twisted my back early last Tuesday. The doctor said there was not much to do but
take it easy. He also gave me
painkillers. That was the mistake. I took one after I got home from the doctor
and the next thing I knew, it was Wednesday afternoon. Pain pills yes, but sedatives no. I’m feeling better, so I won’t be taking
anymore. You must follow directions when
taking prescription (and non-prescription) drugs. These pills are dangerous if you plan on any
activity other than sleep after taking one.
Junior wants to try one. No
way!
Speaking of Junior, he went back to school this week. Judging by his behavior, you’d think that the
Titanic had sunk again. He’s being
absolutely funereal. To be honest, it’s
nice not to have him underfoot during the day, but we pay for it the rest of
the day with his terrible attitude.
Sorry, kid, but everyone I’ve ever known had to go to school. I wasn’t real keen on it, either, but I
feared my parents’ wrath even more. Just
do it. Years from now, you’ll thank me.
Or else!
I hope the boy, the young man, will do his best in
school. He could be the first Zoltar to
get a Ph.D. in something other than bullshit.
Every parent wants what’s best for their child. That can be a tough order to fill when there
are so many different students. More
than anything else, I pray for him. I
pray for him to be fulfilled and content.
When it comes to the more earthy tasks, such as helping him with his
homework, I usually let Señor Zanza do that.
He knows more than me, anyway, and I hope he can give Junior the kind of
training he needs. It’s going to be a
vastly different world by the time he grows up.
I don’t know if so much change, so quickly, is good for us. I guess we’ll find that out, too.
Señor Zanza adapts to change much more quickly than I
do. Update my operating system and I’m
lost for days. Señor Zanza picks it up
almost instantly. Hmm. Someone stuck a letter under our front door
the other day. It accused Señor Zanza of
being an extraterrestrial, a scout prior to an invasion. I saw it before Señor Zanza did, so I gave it
to him after I read it. He chuckled
after reading it. He said, “What are the
chances of an extraterrestrial even looking like us? Another life form would likely look
different. Just look at the branches of
the evolutionary tree. There are so many
ways for aliens to go.”
Here’s one:
Oh my, indeed. They
always look more or less like us. I
remember from the original Star Trek TV series a story where rocks were
alive. And who can forget the episode
where a minute life form refers to us as “Ugly Bags of Water?”
Thank you one and all for stopping by to peruse or perhaps
read my entire blog. I love
visitors. That includes you.
Should humanity change its name to “Ugly Bags of Water” Ask: MadameZarolt@jtirregulars.com
Enjoy the waning days of summer. It’s been my experience that summer lasts two
weeks into September and then, as if someone threw a switch, it becomes
autumn. Enjoy the upcoming Labor Day
Weekend. The school buses are out there now.
Keep any eye out for children.
Tuesday, September 1, 2015
Wet dog conversation
I know I've seen this before, but I laugh so hard, still, every time,
making my sides hurt.
Laughter is amazing stress relief therapy! and FREE!
Interview with a guinea pig
With school starting today, work was INSANE...
I needed a good laugh, when I came across this, enjoy!
(I used to have a guinea pig, named Lucy, loved her!)
Monday, August 31, 2015
Sunday, August 30, 2015
"Sipsey Street Irregulars"
http://sipseystreetirregulars.blogspot.com/
Another set of "Irregulars" on Blogspot.
Liberals beware: a III Percenter site.
Another adorable 1st experience with rain and utter joy!
I want to feel this joy over something so simple.
Why do we lose this kind of joy when we grow up? Not fair!
Time to reset my thinking and live like a kid again!
1st experience with rain - priceless JOY!
I just love this dad. This was definitely not now I felt when I woke up to dreary.
Maybe I need to look at it thru this kids eyes!
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