Wannabe Henry Kissenger without the charisma, intellect, ability to disguise evil as perfectly logical foreign policy.

gzip && finger | man -stur

No Popeyes here. 😭

Now I have a hankering for KFC.

I remember seeing ads from Sakura Sushi supporting Trump or some other AZ Republican candidate on bus stops. It was years ago, and I may be wrong, but it stuck in my head. An anime girl illustration supporting Republicans just seemed off somehow.

“We have worked with imperfect vessels before.” https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2023/apr/01/donald-trump-white-evangelical-christians-indictment

No, just adds to it. One more disappointment in a litany of disappointments. He will never be held responsible until his dying day. So social outrage is the only consequence of note.

Requiring the company to do more than provide short term stock growth. Generally they want the company to behave somewhat responsibly or ethically. A desire to not simply maximize profits. They have to have a big chunk of stock or proxy votes since the only way they can influence the company is by removing or adding board members.

I get it now!

That’s where I got confused. I thought it was Marcus Aurelius. Very confused.

I could probably get it if I knew the emperor. But I don’t. And I can’t.

Isn’t that the same phrase that doomed Jimmy Carter’s second presidential run?

Corn-positive.

Nicki Minaj released the song Anaconda, but she really meant a Python.

Just really really cynical.

Did he say that you need to get a vibrating one to really stimulate the prostate?

The doctrine of maximizing profit means that adding value for customers never happens. Any value added for customers is profit lost for the corporation.

“Just one bad apple!” One bad apple spoils the entire barrel/bunch.

“Jack of all trades, master of none.” Jack of all trades, master of none, oft times better than a master of one.

“Great minds think alike.” Great minds think alike, but fools never differ.

I didn’t look at the feed and thought this was basketball news.

From my Oklahoma friend: “Give Texas back to Mexico!”