The Babylon Bee Apologizes To Rachel Levine
In part, The Babylon Bee humbly announced, "We published an article naming Rachel Levine our "Man Of The Year." Sometimes even satirists make mistakes."
Click the link for the fully contrite apology that ends with a glowing yet hip with the times, "Rachel Levine is a powerful, beautiful woman. Whatever that is."
Click the link for the fully contrite apology that ends with a glowing yet hip with the times, "Rachel Levine is a powerful, beautiful woman. Whatever that is."
After Dino is done clawing on about 1000 of theses course, abrasive little bitches his claws should be tempered enough to slip into something warm and comfy,
What?
THAT!
If I was a man about to get raped in Divorce Court I’d throw on the Heels and Lipstick. Guess what? Now I’m the recipient of cash and prizes. Because when it comes to virtue signaling bureaucracy a Trans-woman beats a woman every single time.
Getting thrown in prison? Before sentencing Identify as a woman. Less time served on average and any time served will be one big sex fest. Tell me I’m wrong.
As for the short-haired photo in linked article, to me HE looks like like a man wearing earrings and a dab of lipstick.
I might've missed out on enhancing an already successful career, but at least I'll go to my grave with a clear conscience...
who I can't recall ever appearing on my Direct TV Turner Classic Movies channel even with that crooning (time for little dino to go get more popcorn) Dino.
WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!!!!
Anyhoo, right in front of me I saw a teenaged car driver dude waving his arms all crazy at the intercom and it was obvious to me he was trying to impress his date.
Couldn't hear him but it looked to me he was giving a worker inside a hard time.
That's when I left. That being decades ago I can't remember if I drove straight home or tried another place to pick up grub on the way.
I have a reason for saying "sir" and "ma'am" to kid workers using intercoms at fast food joints.
That way, they are less likely to spit in your food over a previous customer giving them a hard time.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Many_a_...
In college, me dino leaned that a "knight" was pronounced something like "ka-neet" in Old English. Invaluable information, eh?
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