¡Martes por la tarde, enlaces mexicanos!

by | Jul 1, 2025 | Daily Links | 117 comments

Amidst this Jaguar selling 49 cars in Europe, I finally got around to watching the ad. Originally I saw there were 6 rejects from the last casting call for Zoolander in the thumbnail and just assumed what everyone was complaining about was valid. Now that I watched it two thoughts come to mind:

  • I’ve never been happier that Sean Connery is dead
  • If they’re trying to sell me a car, shouldn’t there be a car in the ad?

I admit I am no marketing genius. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ One would think if you were going to sell me something perhaps that something should be in the ad? Back in the day, you can make gay commercials and I would still know what they’re selling. Like this one.

¡Enlaces!

They’re doing the beheading thing to excite the Mayan gods, again.

Who comes up with these hurricane names?

This is reasonable. Quit dropping your space junk in their country.

Alternate headline: The Orange Man brings US-Cuba policy back to normal.

So we all see the Alcatraz thing was a ruse to distract the media while The Orange Man builds a camp in gator country, right? Will the media learn from this?

Let me get this straight, telling Argentina’s AnCap president he cannot nationalize an oil company that was nationalized by the previous president is somehow an L? Would he not want it to be private?

The Eagles suck, man.

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117 Comments

  1. mexican sharpshooter

    Ha! First!

    • (((Jarflax

      Firsting yourself will make you go blind!

      • mexican sharpshooter

        Ya’ll keep on saying that

      • EvilSheldon

        Only if you manage to climax from it…

      • The Other Kevin

        Who said that?

      • mexican sharpshooter

        Who said that?

        Well for one, Jarflax.

      • Bobarian LMD

        “Hey Dad, I’m over here!”

    • Aloysious

      First? Meh. One is the loneliest number.

      Take sixty nine, now. Sixty ninething is where its at.

  2. The Late P Brooks

    “Control of YPF is important for Milei; that’s why an appeal is the only option for him,” he added.

    Paying up and losing the controlling stake in YPF — which has become a pillar of the economy — would cripple Argentina at a crucial moment for Milei’s government.

    Isn’t that the point?

  3. The Late P Brooks

    In 2024, YPF notched a net profit of almost $2.4 billion, up from a $1.3 billion loss the year before.

    We can’t have that.

  4. Tonio

    Is the site (WordPress) auto numbering comments?

    “Copy nothing.” LOL Pretty sure that scene is a ripoff of pretty much every alien planet from the original Star Trek.

    • Tonio

      (Okay, the comment numbers are gone now.)

      • UnCivilServant

        I haven’t seen comment numbers here in ages.

      • Rat on a train

        Sad it doesn’t number sub comments …

    • (((Jarflax

      It’s been randomly switching formatting all day. The numbered comments is the benign form. The ugly one puts all the text and boxes in a narrow stack down the center of the page.

      • Tonio

        Thanks for the sanity check, folks. This has been reported to WebDom as a low-priority issue.

      • Sensei

        Noted the ugly version too.

  5. SarumanTheNotSoWise

    “They’re doing the beheading thing again”

    If heartless bodies start showing up that’s the time to start really worrying.

    • Tonio

      “If heartless bodies start showing up…”

      You mean conservatives? /shitlib

      • SarumanTheNotSoWise

        No I was thinking of someone trying to revive Aztec holy rituals.

  6. Shpip

    “Starship rockets use a relatively new propellant – liquid methane.

    See, there’s a grift angle here. They can claim that the spilled methane is the reason that Mexico is hot in the summer.

    • Tonio

      Pretty sure humans have been burning methane, aka natural gas, for a while. The liquid part is just a red herring and contrived hysterical bullshit. That’s like a New Guinea tribesman freaking out over that dangerous “solid water” or the steam from a teakettle.

      • (((Jarflax

        Oh sure, it’s safe unless you are a canary in a coal mine!

    • tarran

      Oh yes the environmental damage caused by introducing those toxic products of burning methane into our pristine atmosphere: CO2 and H20

  7. The Other Kevin

    “They’re doing the beheading thing to excite the Mayan gods, again.”

    These are the people the Dems are fighting tooth and nail to not deport.

    • cavalier973

      Doing the beheadings that Americans just won’t do.

      • (((Jarflax

        I’ve been getting a bit more willing to try as they continue to destroy everything I value.

      • mexican sharpshooter

        A lot of these headless victims end up being local politicians.

    • cavalier973

      The Mayan gods discredited themselves in 2012.

      • ZWAK, doktor of BRAIN SCIENCE!

        I thought they were in a Rush to get to 2112?

  8. cavalier973

    Hurricane Flossie, followed by Hurricane Winifred, followed by Hurricane Herkamer.

  9. DEG

    SpaceX also said there were “no hazards to the surrounding area” from the rocket debris. “Previous independent tests conducted on materials inside Starship, including toxicity analyses, confirm they pose no chemical, biological, or toxicological risks.

    I guess the State of California didn’t run those tests.

  10. The Late P Brooks

    Speaking of wealth and success…

    I watched this last night: 1968 BBC profile of Colin Chapman.

    It’s pretty good, but the interviewer keeps asking Chapman how it feels to have “made it” and how being a millionaire has changed his life. Chapman obviously finds this baffling. Because, I believe, those are not end goals but incidental byproducts of an ongoing process. He plainly has never contemplated declaring victory and walking away from any of it.

  11. The Late P Brooks

    “Despite SpaceX’s attempts to recover the anomaly related debris, which is and remains the tangible property of SpaceX, these attempts have been hindered by unauthorised parties trespassing on private property,” the X account wrote. It did not clarify who these parties were or where they were “trespassing”.

    Scavengers looking for recyclable materials.

    • Tonio

      Also, souvenir-hunters. There is a significant collector market for space related stuff, some of it surprisingly trivial; like a NASCAR fan buying a raced lugnut.

      • Pat

        raced lugnut

        Lugnut of color, shitlord.

        Also, fonts have changed and the Reply and Submit Comment buttons are now jumbo sized. The squirrels will have their revenge…

  12. JaimeRoberto (carnitas/spicy salsa)

    “I’ve never been happier that Sean Connery is dead”

    At least we still have Lou Reed.

    • mexican sharpshooter

      Yash. Jusht the way his mother likesh it.

  13. The Late P Brooks

    “The environmental impacts that we’re most concerned about include climate and the ozone hole,” Eloise Marais, atmospheric chemist at the Department of Geography at University College London, told Al Jazeera.

    No way.

    • B.P.

      Man, things must be tough in the Armageddon sales department if they’re trotting out the ozone hole again.

  14. Shpip

    “Don’t run in a straight line. Run like this,” Trump said, as he moved his hand in a zigzag motion. “And you know what? Your chances go up about 1%.” Alligator experts suggest it is better to dash in one direction in the rare situation when the reptile gives chase, according to a website run by the University of Florida.

    The AP just can’t help themselves — they had to “fact check” the oft-repeated advice that you move zig when getting chased by a gator.

    • kinnath

      Run Serpentine!

      • Necron 99

        That’s how the pythons are doing so well.

      • slumbrew

        Serpentine, Shel!

    • The Other Kevin

      I feel like that was on Mythbusters.

      Trump (probably): They proved it was true on Mythbusters. You know that show? They proved the moon landing. Unbelievable, nobody’s seen anything like it. That Jamie guy, hell of a guy Jamie. Always wears a beret.

      • JaimeRoberto (carnitas/spicy salsa)

        More Trump: And Carrie. Don’t forget about her. I’d like to bust some of her myths, you know what I mean?

    • Nephilium

      But is that because people are clumsy or because gators can’t corner? I mean, we’re talking a 1% improvement here!

      • EvilSheldon

        Gators are ambush predators. They’re not going to chase you more than a few steps. Hence, better just to make some distance instead of fucking around trying to run a zig-zag pattern.

      • Nephilium

        EvilSheldon:

        I was making a joke on the claim of 1% more than gator survival. Archer taught me to deal with those.

    • rhywun

      Will Trump’s pernicious lies never end??

    • Nephilium

      Well, yeah. We’ve been asked to train it too.

    • Pat

      I was convinced AI would be doing the entirety of not just my job, but the jobs of about 100 other people when I got hired at my current company. And then I saw how our chat bot handles online conversations without human intervention…

      • Suthenboy

        And? It does well or poorly? I am asking because my son has one that does cold calls and most people cant tell it is an AI

      • Pat

        Ours is awful. 8 times out of 10 all it does is fuck up and frustrate people so that when a human takes over they’re dealing with a pre-pissed off customer. It can’t figure out context worth a shit ,so it’ll do things like ask people for their VIN and preferred date and time for a service appointment at an auto dealership 3 or 4 times when the person is asking about purchasing a vehicle. Or collect contact information for people that we would automatically disqualify as leads based on context.

      • Nephilium

        From my experience, the LLMs are very good at very constrained situations. Notification calls, confirmation calls, standard changes/orders, and the like. It is absolutely terrible at anything requiring context, adaptability, or non-standard.

  15. Shpip

    At least one clever pol is finding a way to cash in on the new invader processing facility:

    Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier, who first suggested building the $450 million-per-year facility at a small airport in the middle of the Everglades, garnered praise from conservative leaders around the country for the project.

    Now that construction is done, he’s selling merchandise.

    Uthmeier announced his Alligator Alcatraz products Tuesday, just hours before President Donald Trump landed in Florida to tour the facility.

    I’m as bitter, cynical, and misanthropic as the next guy, and even I think this may be in questionable taste.

    So should I get a t-shirt, or a hat?

    • The Other Kevin

      Go for the gator-skin cowboy boots.

      • R C Dean

        More likely, vaquero-skin gator boots.

    • Sean

      ⬅️

    • ZWAK, doktor of BRAIN SCIENCE!

      A small airport in the middle of the ‘Glades?

      Can you say CIA and the Bay of Pigs?

  16. Yusef drives a Kia

    Fuck Mexico, why dont they quit polluting the Tijuana river and the entire south end of beaches from Coronado south,
    Pigs

  17. Mojeaux

    Tomorrow is the closing on the house at 1pm. I told my mom I would meet her there. She asked me why.

    Why.

    I told her I’d be there cloaked in schadenfreude.

    • Toxteth O'Grady

      Schadenfreude: the new cologne by Karl Lagerfeld. 🫸 🫷

    • R C Dean

      “To make sure your raging cunt of a sister doesn’t come up with a way to fuck everybody” probably wouldn’t have been diplomatic.

      • Mojeaux

        I am prohibited from saying “cunt” in front of her, so I say “stupid” instead.

      • Ted S.

        Mojeaux will be singing “Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye”.

  18. Raven Nation

    Further speaking of wealth & success: Happy Bobby Bonilla Day!

    • creech

      Well, if Bonilla had just taken the $6 million owed him, and put it in the s&p , he’d have over $42 million today, not counting 25 years of dividends.

  19. The Late P Brooks

    Tomorrow is the closing on the house at 1pm.

    Have the aunts been eradicated?

    • Mojeaux

      So, Susie finally found something to buy within the geographic boundaries of her congregation, which was what she wanted. But get this—it’s a duplex. Not, like, the WHOLE duplex, where she can rent out one side, but HALF the duplex.

      SMH.

      • Toxteth O'Grady

        “Semi-detached.”

  20. Sensei

    “The big-picture outlook for energy is we are going to be less competitive because of this law,” said Nick Nigro of Atlas Public Policy. “Ten years from now we could look back on this moment as the time in which the U.S. pulled back and essentially lost the transition to clean energy.”

    Ask Spain how the lack consistent power to stabilize the grid worked out.

    The Renewable-Energy Sector’s Relative Winners and Losers in the Megabill

    • rhywun

      Shorter that idiot: “Muh graft.”

  21. The Late P Brooks

    “Ten years from now we could look back on this moment as the time in which the U.S. pulled back and essentially lost the transition to clean energy.”

    Or not.

    Let’s wait for something self-sustaining.

    • Pat

      I mean the entire earth was destroyed by a lack of clean energy 10 years ago, so I don’t see why we would even bother.

    • mexican sharpshooter

      Lisa is a more reliable vote, sadly.

      • R C Dean

        Yeah, pay her off and line her pockets and she’ll vote for anything, sure as the sun comes up.

    • SarumanTheNotSoWise

      And once again Senator Paul grandstands.

  22. Sensei

    Shorter NPR, people will die.

    Farewell to USAID: Reflections on the agency that President Trump dismantled

    NPR interviewed four former high level officials within USAID, including previous heads of the agency during both Democratic and Republican administrations, to reflect on this milestone event: Atul Gawande, Dean Karlan, Andrew Natsios and Susan Reichle.

    Reichle says that the reorganization amounts to “an absolute train wreck” and Natsios calls it “an abomination.”

    In addition, they all expressed concern that the State Department is not equipped to manage what’s left of the agency’s programming and staff.

    • R C Dean

      While I didn’t vote for the fuckery that is Trump’s spending bill, I did vote for agency reorganizations that swampers say are “an absolute train wreck” and Natsios calls it “an abomination.”

    • Pat

      I suppose it would be gauche to ask them to cite which article and section of the constitution authorizes the state department to dole out money to activist groups in foreign countries.

  23. Suthenboy

    I am just curious…do the plants that make solar panels run on the energy produced by solar panels? How about windmill factories?

  24. Sensei

    Hmmm. Wonder how she feels about Ukraine. Who I’d be willing to bet is receiving far more foreign assistance.

    “While life in Gaza is being obliterated and the West Bank is under escalating assault, this report shows why Israel’s genocide continues: because it is lucrative for many,” Albanese wrote in the 27-page document.

    ‘Lucrative’ business deals help sustain Israel’s Gaza campaign, UN expert says

    • Pat

      WW XXIV or whatever we’re up to now can only be touched off by pissing off pre-nuclear goat fuckers who even the Saudis can’t stand. Dragging ourselves into a territorial dispute with the only competitive nuclear military force on the planet to ensure continued access by our political royalty to one of the most corrupt regimes on the planet is the good kind of armageddon.

    • rhywun

      Paywalled. Sad!

    • Pat

      I deftly straddle the line between goon and taskmaster at my primary wage job.

  25. Evan from Evansville

    Fantastic drive to Buchanan, MI. Northern Indiana is what rural England would look like if they had *space.* Enough rolling hills, forests abound, and little houses surrounded by (slightly rolling) farmland.

    And nothing like Montana, but a pretty big sky. Weather always seems to treat me nice on these day-drives. Lovely, happy clouds today.

    • Sensei

      Waiting for the tears…

    • Gender Traitor

      😁👍

    • Chipping Pioneer

      I read “big women will strip”

      *pages Tres*

    • Suthenboy

      That is a big deal. Long overdue. That it happened in the first place will be a mark of shame on everyone that had anything to do with it.
      I hope Thomas has to leave the country and go into hiding.

    • rhywun

      “women-will-strip”

      😳

    • rhywun

      Sounds like the same terms that have been demanded of… I forget whom. Some school in California? Probably all of them.

      This school might be the first to submit.

    • Pat

      Not a terrible outcome in light of the way things are, but in Pat’s libertopia, it would be entirely up to the privately-funded, or (grudgingly, due to federalism) state-funded UPenn to make that decision based on its own interests and its free association with other schools in whatever equally-private collegiate athletic association it chose to join. In the same way that I don’t think the government needs to concern itself with sports leagues’ rules on performance enhancing drugs or other competition rules. If there’s a market for roided up baseball players with heads the size of a beach ball knocking 800 foot home runs out of the park every night, let somebody cater to it. Similarly, if there’s a market for dudes with fully intact male genitalia who went on HRT last week to kick the shit out of biological women in any number of sporting events, let that flower bloom.

      • rhywun

        kick the shit out of biological women

        Sure, if the biological women are fully on board with that. I’m not seeing a lot of evidence for that.

      • Pat

        Some segment of them are so mind-fucked that they’ll go along with it for social clout, but I sincerely doubt there’s any major constituency for it, which is why in Pat’s libertopia this would be a largely self-correcting problem.

    • SarumanTheNotSoWise

      UPenn surrenders to reality.

      Now let’s hope other unis and high school interscholastic organizations get the hint and start doing it to all the other Pretenders who made a mockery of women and girls sports.

    • Pat

      Can somebody explain the attraction to the pouty puffy lip look?

      I find it grotesque personally, but to venture a guess, I’d say it’s the “supernormal stimuli” phenomenon. Monkey brain associates it with blowjobs. Same reason triple D boobs and 9″ cocks are the norm in porn.

    • Evan from Evansville

      Quick way to suck in their cheeks and perk their eyebrows.

      A way for chicks to slender their face for the camera. The puffy lips add further size juxtaposition.

      I think the resulting face is .. unflattering. Unless you’re already hot. Then, ya already had my attention.

      • Evan from Evansville

        Suck-sucky lips are obvious.

        “I’m easy!.. If you’re 6-6-6.”

    • Pat

      Turns out prosecutorial discretion can be used for selective enforcement of the laws you hate just as much as the laws you love.

      • Sensei

        If only people on both sides realized that every time a new crime is legislated.

    • Pat

      However he was figuratively speaking the truth.

      Yeah, that’s the gist of it. NYT being NYT wants to akshually the whole thing as if the EPA wasn’t shoveling all its budgeted money out the door as fast as possible to “use it or lose it.”