I posted this article 2 years ago, but it's even more relevant today.

The last entry is Sydney Sweeney who gained Fame with her modest jean ads.

👍👍👍 Thanks for posting, Lucky!

Me the dino would pick Tyrus as the new press secretary too. Having listened to him on Greg Gutfeld's show, Tyrus could transform a Fake News White House gathering into a cage of outraged screeching primates while I'd surely laugh my head off at my TV.
Now me dino feels begrudgingly moved to mention I'm an ex-Catholic who was born in Massachusetts. I was age 4 when my family with others moved south from Massachusetts due to a company's second factory being built in Dothan, Alabama.
Looking back over the years, I no longer resent so many Southern teachers (some in college too!) who had this weird thing about pronouncing Massachusetts as "Massa~too~setts."
Another of OUC's memes looked upon above today reminds me of why I became an ex-Catholic. I'm still a Christian, though. That's why "different lizard" became my arcane "secret agent" moniker due to scorn heaped upon such believers when I first showed up here after I read some Ayn Rand.
Just so you know, Allosaurus was a first upright predator found when dinosaurs started to be dug up. Or why an allosaur (not a T-Rex) appears as "a pest" in the first and silent version of "The Lost World" flicks.

This was a delightful read. Thanks FFA! The author has a good grip on pulling the raft out of the swirl. Now let's see if anything comes from all this. I won't hold my breath as this whole exposure may just be a seagulls at the beach scenario (lots of flapping and squawking and then settle down like nothing happened).

Wow. From the amusing to the chilling. Great edition this week, OUC! OK, I have to admit I don't recognize the last entry for Press Secretary, but she does command attention. With that said, Tyrus would be awesome! LOL! Thanks again, OUC!!!

"Interesting game. The only way to win is not to play". Good movie, fun to watch.

No comment on the new PresSec contenders but Karoline Leavitt was great in the job, now gone on to do something even more important.

Coffee & Covid is always worth reading.
This one is tops, the topic is old, we knew the story from 3, or 5 years ago but Jeff Childers has put in good detail, listed names of the people and the project titles, quite hilarious in places.

100% covered. The AI meme reminded me that I heard today that an expert said that AI is close to singularity. It seems to be accurate with the games that AI's playing with other industries and hacking in. Sounds like it's getting close to the WOPR (pronounced whopper) in the War Games movie. If you remember, it wanted to play thermonuclear war.

Real, Fake, Amusing, Disturbing, guess we got it covered . . . . .

Good point.

Looks interesting and wonderful. Now, let's see what happens.

This very emotional topic needs objective definitions, specifically of rights, and, as mentioned, one can’t abrogate one right to support another. There are two fundamentals regarding rights: individuated and social context—neither of which applies to the unborn. As horrendous as this “choice” may be, the fluid subjective interpretation of when the “right to life” begins needs an objective base. I’ve altered my view over the years to place that point at the moment the biological process of birthing begins (at whatever measurable biological point), the custodial transfer of that right begins, and any voluntary termination thereafter should be outlawed and is immoral. Because one “can” legally do something does not mean they should. The right to suicide is such an example. As an additional aside, any rational determination as to “when” the mother can decide needs to include the medical reality that the further along in the pregnancy, the greater the chance for her own individual medical well-being to be compromised, a fact that should be considered from the moment of the sexual act, to fertilization, through the various stages, to ultimately when the body begins the natural process of birthing.

Correct on what Ayn Rand had to say. I don't agree with her as she decided being human starts at birth and I submit it starts at conception. Others argue many points in between. I hold a great respect for Rand and the Objectivism she gave us, but I don't believe in her infallibility any more than a pope.

A human fetus is not a parasite but is a living being maturing through the natural gestational period of a normal life cycle ensuring the propagation and survival of the species. IMHO, Your use of the word parasite is misapplied as your definition can be applied to a 5 year old, a 10 year old, or even a 30 year old living off his/her parents or others.

I miss the days of Flip Wilson humor! I was skimming through the YouTube channel a few days ago and caught a couple of Dean Martin roasts. Hilariously brutal and will never bee seen nowadays. Black celebrities were just as obsessed with race then, but made more light of it.

Yes She is not a victum

... and the 'host' made a decision that created the 'parasite' in this case.

"A fetus is a parasitic potential human being."

The internet defines a parasite as:
"A parasite is a living thing that grows, feeds, and lives on or inside another animal or plant—known as the host. The parasite gets food and shelter from the host, but it does not give anything back, and it usually harms the host..."

What harm to the woman is done by the baby in her womb? Does this apply to all mammalian females, or only human ones?

The parasite always invades the host. The fetus is not a thing prior to its conception, therefore, it cannot invade anything

I think it should be allowed to about age 10 as Johnathan Swift suggested.

The typical leftist has three goals - orgasms, power and money.

For the nihilists and the materialists, ethics, morality, honor, character, honesty, etc. are old-fashioned concepts, replaced by "values" - which are as enduring as the brittle leaves clinging to a late-autumn tree..

This is how Ayn Rand framed the issue. Her view was that the fetus has no rights until it is born. Not saying I agree with her, just pointing it out since this site is ostensibly dedicated to her philosophy.

Agreed ... a soft, compliant, wimpy collective of no-accounts seeking status that they have never actually earned.

The Civil War Opponents has been my favorite for quite some time.

AOC and Smart Water -- the bigger picture is that a great many young people identify with this mediocre nitwit.

Otto Penn -- A cover with a photo of Biden looking closely at an ice cream cone might have been better.

The kool-aid hair youth seeking status through superficial low-resolution expression -- the leitmotif of a soft, compliant, indolent, ignorant generation.

That one with a Vampire, Superman and a Liberal ... the disconnect is that the Liberal, unlike a Vampire or Superman, has no objectively measurable power, either physical or intellectual, that would be minimized in the context of Facts. For the Liberal, it is all about Their Truth, Their Feelings and Their Story... Facts and Objectivity are not party to Their World.

Thank you, Carl.