Author: Stephen
Crossword: Game of Thrones
Crossword: Fruit Salad
The Flu Can be Spread By Sound
We’ve learned a great deal from the recent pandemic, a global disaster of apocalyptic proportions that threatened to destroy all biological life on the planet. As it turns out, we were mistaken about so many things which were once considered established truths.
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The Big Lie of ‘Fake Trump Electors’
The “scandal” that isn’t.
by JEFFREY LORD
February 3, 2022, 11:18 PM
“What’s really going on here is that this is the same-old, same-old routine of the left-wing media and left-wing bureaucrats spreading a false story — aka a lie — to try and smear both Donald Trump and the individuals who bravely stood up for the principle of honest elections to sign their names on those electoral certificates.”
from the article on The American Spectator
Read the article on “The American Spectator”
If you’ve been reading the news lately you’ll see this bull hockey is now being regurgitated as if, what was a lie a year and a half ago, is now, suddenly, true. This is straight out of their playbook: take something which isn’t a crime and mischaracterize it as if it is. And, if you have been paying attention for the past seven years, this is yet another nothing burger: bovine excrement served on a bun with lettuce and tomato.
Pierrot’s Corner #1
What do you call it when no one applauds after a performance?
The sound of no hand clapping.
NOT the New Normal
Never has humanity reacted so poorly to a challenge.
P.D.Q. (Prof. Schickele) Channel
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P.D.Q. Bach is a fairly obscure member of the Bach family (being the last, least, and certainly oddest of Johann Sebastian Bach’s 20-odd children) who lived from 1807-1742(?). As with much of his family, he began a career as a musician; unlike much of his family, he was both giftedly bad and extremely prolific. After his death, he was promptly forgotten by history, and most of his compositions were suppressed by the Bachs to protect the family name; what we do know of him is primarily the work of one Professor Peter Schickele (born July 17, 1935) of the University of Southern North Dakota at Hoople. Schickele has spent much of his career not only researching the life of this obscure historical figure but also discovering his works and performing them for modern audiences.
