Thursday Afternoon Links of RETVRN

by | Jan 8, 2026 | Daily Links, Recipes | 162 comments

Dracula’s Chivito, a protoplanetary disc. IOW, it’s a space vag and it’s about to give birth.

I’m back after a wonderful Christmas / New Years break. I had a fabulous time at the farm with the boyfriend, his extended family, and of course the cows (who I got on the Zoom but nobody else was around). Here’s a smooth little number to start us off. Now, let’s get linkin’.

BREAKING: A Witness Claims MN Domestic Terrorist Was Obstructing ICE, Then Appears to Change Her Tune via the wonderful Jennifer Oliver O’Connell at Red State.

US GOVT CUTS OFF AID TO SOMALIAN GOVT AMID ALLEGATIONS OF FOOD AID SEIZURE: The US has suspended all assistance to the government of Somalia, alleging that officials destroyed a UN World Food Programme (WFP) warehouse and seized “donor-funded food aid”.

MY SPECIAL 2026 PREDICTION FOR NGOs: I’m thinking that Spring, 2026 is the extinction moment for proggie propaganda shops and pass-through organizations. Hopefully, many have spent down their last Biden administration USAID get-the-money-out-before-the-inauguration grants, and will be shuttering.

A GOOD START TO THE NEW YEAR: U.S. will leave 66 international organizations as Trump further retreats from global cooperation. I found the best hand-wringing coverage of this from PBS. However, despite the caterwauling of formerly state-funded media, none of these orgs are particularly significant and hopefully DOGE already cut off funding to them. I had to dig for the list, and found it roughly divided into three categories: climate hysteria groups, bullshit glad-handing groups (presumed pass-through channels), and (icing on the cake) 16 UN organizations! I know we wish it was the entire UN, but that will have to wait.

SO WHAT DID CPB ACTUALLY DO, ANYWAY? Actually, very little. I know this topic has been covered here previously, but I wanted to share this wonderful salty ham tears piece from Columbia Journalism Review. About the only useful thing the article mentions CPB doing is helping stations navigate FCC paperwork. Surely they could share that expertise among themselves, develop nonprofit consultancies, etc. However, [some worthless bubo] views the shutdown of CPB as a “catastrophic” event. “It potentially decimates all of public media forever, depending on what happens in the next three years,” he said. “It eliminates the capacity for the [federal] government to give money within the Public Broadcasting Act.” That was, of course, the whole point of the exercise. Think of his tears when you slurp this down:

STRANGE BEDFELLOWS: Greg Lukianoff tried to go all Prometheus and bring the FIRE to the readers of the WaPo; it apparently didn’t go over very well. The FIRE has been burning low lately, and while still fighting the good fight, mostly, has been hanging out with an interesting assortment of characters: […]Nadine Strossen [ACLU alum…], Human Rights Watch co-founder and former ACLU executive director Aryeh Neier, Reason editor at large Nick Gillespie.

ACTUAL ASTRONAUT AND PILOT CONFIRMED AS DIRECTOR OF NASA: SLDs in full force, but damn this is welcome news. Tech bro Jared Isaacman is a self-made billionaire, and, refreshingly, neither a NASA bureaucrat, nor a dinosaur aerospace industry executive. One of his first acts? Replacing rocket engine test stands dating from before the Apollo era. This guy is going to get us back to the moon before the Chinese get there. Per ardua ad astra, Director Isaacman, and godspeed.

MARS SAMPLE RETURN MISSION IS OFFICIALLY DEAD: Finally. This poorly planned mission has long been plagued by delays, cost overruns, and feckless and incompetent partners (looking at you, European Space Agency). The real tragedy here is that Perseverance rover could have carried more instruments, or covered more ground, if not burdened by the weight and energy costs of the sample collection subsystems.

SSTO RECONSIDERED: Single-stage to orbit has long been the holy grail of rocketry. Bold new space news site AVID opines that with full reusability and fast turn-around that SSTO can be sidelined to the “it will happen when it happens” bin.

GLIBS NEEDS CONTENT: You may have noticed there was no midday post today. We are out of the stand-alone articles we use in otherwise-open midday and evening slots. Get writing, ppl. Don’t do it for me, do it for her:

About The Author

Tonio

Tonio

Tonio is a Glibs shitposter, linkster, writer, and editor. He is also a GlibZoom personality and prankster. Tonio is a big fan of pic-a-nic baskets. His hobbies include salmon fishing, territorial displays, dumpster diving, and posing for wildlife photographers.

162 Comments

  1. Nephilium

    To add on to the request for content, if there’s anyone out there with an idea for a series they’d like to keep going, even if only for a month or so, let us know. I’ll add some special thanks to the authors who have allowed us to serialize their work on the site.

    • Tonio

      Thanks for the shout-out to our series authors.

      Also, thanks to Raven Nation for stepping up with the emergency open post.

    • UnCivilServant

      Aside from the ongoing, I’m working on an article regarding 3D printing that covers new ground from the previous ones.

      The physical work isn’t done so I haven’t written it up yet.

      • Tonio

        Thanks. You already do heavy lifting here, but we do appreciate it.

    • Brochettaward

      I have several topics I’ve mulled over in my head in the past. Whether it’s ancient civilizations, aliens, or just my latest Trump-Epstein-Israel rant.

      • Tonio

        Bring it.

    • EvilSheldon

      Anybody interested in some musings on guns, concealed carry, firearms training, and their various uses and employment cases?

      • kinnath

        yes

      • Nephilium

        In this crowd? Pretty sure you’ll have some interested parties.

      • Pat

        Doesn’t sound like the kind of content that would suit this crowd…

      • Tonio

        Oh, hell yes.

      • Fourscore

        …and how to get the mud, sediment, crustaceans, weeds out after the boat accident…

      • Threedoor

        Guns?
        Icky.

      • Spudalicious

        Pew, pew pew!

    • Threedoor

      I have three writen that I need to do a little polish and add photos to.

      Not sure where to send them.

      • Tonio

        I’ll tell you where to send ’em, buddy. I have access to the email addy you registered with and will send the writer guidelines to you.

        Anyone else interested in scribbling for us, please send an email with subject AUTHOR QUERY to my_handle (at) thisdomain (dot) com.

      • Threedoor

        Thanks Toino!

      • The Artist Formerly Known as Lackadaisical

        This is the only place I have to tell my wife that I read for the pictures instead of the articles.

      • Threedoor

        No, just Qs links.

    • Evan from Evansville

      See my post below.

  2. The Late P Brooks

    I’m thinking that Spring, 2026 is the extinction moment for proggie propaganda shops and pass-through organizations.

    I want to believe.

    There was an opinion piece at The Hill this morning calling for USAID to be resurrected as a cabinet office.

    Because untold numbers of people here and around the world have died.

    • Tonio

      We would know the exact number, except Nick Shirley broke in and stoled all the records.

    • Rat on a train

      Department of Grifting?

      • Fourscore

        And Gamboling

      • rhywun

        Department of Electing Democrats

  3. Bobbo

    Im at lunch writing a piece about landscaping, be with you shortly Tonio,

  4. Pat

    Sure some glib’s mind must be a a raging torrent, flooded with rivulets of thought cascading into a waterfall of creative alternatives.

    Alas not mine, but if I come up with anything, lobster girl will be the first to know.

    • Nephilium

      No, it’s just screaming into the void to get the thoughts out of my head and a bit better organized. 🙂

    • Tres Cool

      Mr Taggert, you use your mouth putirer than a twenty-dollar whore.

      • Tres Cool

        Mr Lamar….Taggert said it
        I blame the covid fog

  5. The Other Kevin

    That was a great collection of links, thanks for all the work Tonio. Happy New Year. And I really hope that prediction proves to be true.

    • Tonio

      Thanks, TOK. Hope you’re continuing to improve.

      • The Other Kevin

        I am, though I am getting impatient about the whole thing. I am still in PT, and in a few weeks it will be 3 months since the crash. I have called to mind Ron’s Stoicism series quite a lot lately.

      • ron73440

        I think you just need to walk it off.

        In all seriousness, glad to help and glad you’re getting better.

      • The Other Kevin

        “I think you just need to walk it off.”

        Even funnier considering who you’re talking to.

      • ron73440

        I said that on purpose.

      • Threedoor

        Guy that works with me broke his leg a little over a month ago and is going totally stir crazy. I’ve been able to keep up with the workload but I was planning on having him do all of it through January and he had to go and turn into a gimp.

        PT sucks but it can do the trick to get you better. Worst PT I had was on my shoulder where I had to do the hand bike.

        That thing will break you off.

  6. Brochettaward

    On the left starting shit with ICE and then pretending they’re innocent of the consequences it’s inevitably brought:

    On social media, I was seeing alleged pictures of the ICE agent who shot the driver. It turns out those aren’t even real – they’re AI generated based on photos of him with their mask on.

    These are the people who pretend they are the sane adults in the room fighting tyranny.

  7. The Late P Brooks

    In a statement, CPB called the shutdown an act of “responsible stewardship,” since a “dormant and defunded CPB could have become vulnerable to future political manipulation or misuse.”

    What if the monster attacks US?

  8. Pat

    <blockquoteThe US has suspended all assistance to the government of Somalia

    On the grounds that the $10B in Medicaid fraud we’ve provided to the domestic Somali population was sufficient.

    • R.J.

      I hope Trump says those exact words at some point.

    • rhywun

      Why are we throwing money at them in the first place? You know… money we don’t have.

  9. Not Adahn

    The CPBers were well acquainted with skin-suiting so decided to cremate their own corpse.

  10. Pat

    The Trump administration will withdraw from dozens of international organizations, including the U.N.’s population agency and the U.N. treaty that establishes international climate negotiations, as the U.S. further retreats from global cooperation.

    “Selfish asshole Charlie Brown says he will no longer cooperate with Lucy Van Pelt on football kicking.”

    • Rat on a train

      It should be easier, now, for those groups to agree on how much money the US should spend on their projects.

    • Raven Nation

      “the U.N.’s population agency”

      Not sure exactly what this is as there are a number of UN agencies with “population” in the name but none named Population Agency.

      My guess is it’s either the UN Population Division which is basically a statistics generating agency. I’ll just go ahead and assume it’s over staffed.

      OR, it’s the UN Population Fund whose mission seems to primarily be providing contraceptives and training midwives and health workers. No, we shouldn’t be funding the UN. But, if we were, this one is pretty harmless. Still a lot of it could be easily funded by private groups and individuals.

      They explicitly state they do not fund or perform abortions:

      “UNFPA does not fund or perform abortions.

      Abortion is never promoted as, or considered to be, a method of family planning. Instead, UNFPA accords the highest priority to voluntary family planning. Research clearly shows that family planning prevents unintended pregnancies, reduces abortions and prevents maternal death.

      UNFPA’s guiding document, the ICPD Programme of Action (para 8.25), recognizes that the legal status of abortion is determined by each country’s national legislative process. UNFPA does not interfere in these sovereign country processes.

      UNFPA states – also in alignment with the ICPD Programme of Action – that in countries where abortion is legal, national health systems must make safe abortion care accessible to the full extent of the law. In all cases, no matter the legality of abortion, women must have access to quality services to manage complications arising from abortion.

      UNFPA stands opposed to all forms of reproductive violence, including coercive abortion, forced pregnancy and the discriminatory practice of gender-biased sex selection.”

    • ron73440

      Mr. “Fiery but peaceful”.

    • R.J.

      Common Tater posted one of her poems this morning. It was hideous.

    • EvilSheldon

      I also love to sing and write poetry. Would anyone say that makes me any less of a malevolent asshole?

      • Certified Public Asshat

        Only if you are also a twice divorced, now lesbian Christian.

      • Certified Public Asshat

        Whoops, I guess once divorced. Second husband died, because she was just too good.

      • R.J.

        I read her poem, she’s not a Christian.

  11. Mojeaux

    Excellent music choice.

    I do not have enough Post-Its and I’m now in crisis.

    • R.J.

      Walgreens awaits to fulfill your Post-It needs…

      • Nephilium

        But CVS will print a receipt long enough you can cut it up and apply mucilage to the back!

        /really needs to break the Depression era habits that were instilled into me by my parents.

      • Fourscore

        “…the Depression era habits that were instilled into me by my parents.”

        It’s odd how some of the habits are hard to break but yet give away almost new and rarely used things.

        I’ve lost about 15 (or more) guns to boating accidents, never to be seen again but wear T-shirts that would embarrass Bill Belichick

      • R.J.

        They have a stand of gnarly, fake Post Its that will curl up and fall off within 24 hours. Curse you CVS!

  12. Pat

    a private, nonprofit entity established by Congress

    Let me stop you right there…

    • Rat on a train

      The public certainly doesn’t profit.

  13. UnCivilServant

    So I hear the Ayatollah has shut off the wired internet in Iran, but some areas still have starlink?

    This was paired with reports of the forces fighting the crowds had arabic speakers among them (purportedly imported Hezbollah). I guess they’ll try “shoot them all” soon.

  14. Mojeaux

    And also, I’ve decided that my 400-year-old sorcerer’s new favorite party trick is folding fitted sheets.

    • EvilSheldon

      That might be worthy of an article on its own!

      • trshmnstr

        It’s easy.

        Take one corner, match it to the opposite corner.

        Then ball the whole thing up and cram it into the drawer.

    • Tonio

      That is perfect. That’s like Robert Asprin levels of whimsy.

    • Pine_Tree

      I don’t think that’s believable enough.

      • Mojeaux

        That’s what my husband said.

        “Then he really IS a sorcerer! Because that’s sorcery!”

        No, dear. Just takes a little patience and spatial awareness.

      • Pat

        Just takes a little patience and spatial awareness.

        On any given day I may have one of those, but never both, so I just spread the sheet out on the floor, pull the corners into a rough rectangle with the elastic band haphazardly curling towards the center, and fold it over a few times until it fits in the allotted bin in my linen closet.

      • Muzzled Woodchipper

        Or just ball that bitch up and call it a day.

      • Mojeaux

        Or just ball that bitch up and call it a day.

        This is my husband’s preferred method.

      • rhywun

        He’s right. It’s sorcery.

      • rhywun

        My next neighborhood is definitely going to be a place with easy access to wash ‘n’ fold service, if I don’t have my own in-home W&D like I do now.

    • UnCivilServant

      I’m confused – why would anyone ever need to fold fitted sheets? There are only ever two states – in use, or in the wash. Neither are improved by folding.

      • rhywun

        lol

        Now I feel shamed for owning two of the things.

  15. The Late P Brooks

    Maybe it’s just me, but I haven’t listened to a radio broadcast (commercial or otherwise) in years. I can’t help thinking “radio stations” are well on their way to being as dead as Marconi. But let’s don’t allow that to stop us from funneling millions of dollars to PBS propaganda outlets.

    • Nephilium

      The girlfriend keeps listening to radio in her car. She’s got her phone paired to the car, she has Pandora, Amazon Music, and Plexamp installed. It boggles my mind.

      • Certified Public Asshat

        You can only get the Grasshopper and Stinker morning show on the radio.

      • Rat on a train

        Do you enjoy the silence …

    • ron73440

      Old media is not as relevant anymore.

      In Pittsburgh, the Post-Gazette is going to shut down.

      I’ve seen many “Oh, that’s terrible” reactions, but how many of them have a subscription?

      • Threedoor

        The NRA magazines are going to digital format.

        They’ll be even less relevant than they are now.

        I don’t think I e read the last couple years of them. I wadded up one for fire starter that was in my worktruck today and noticed it was from 2016.

    • Pat

      When I stopped tuning in to radio broadcasts 20 years ago, the demise of the format within 10 years seemed inevitable. It’s one of the few things from the pre-internet era for which I don’t really have much nostalgia.

      • Muzzled Woodchipper

        I have nostalgia for radio.

        It was a huge part in our shared culture. That no longer exists, and we’re worse off for it.

      • Muzzled Woodchipper

        That said, I too haven’t listened to radio since they switched the last remaining classical music station in Miami to a rave music station in the late 90s.

    • The Other Kevin

      I used to listen to Bongino on the AM when I was in the car. Those days might be returning.

      I will occasionally tune in to WXRT in Chicago, they are still the same as when I was in high school, and their Saturday Morning Flashback show is still fantastic.

    • R.J.

      I do. But I am really old. I have several radios. I do also listen to podcasts and streaming. And I have an analog watch.

      • Threedoor

        I have an apologue watch but haven’t worn it since around 2007 or so.

    • Ownbestenemy

      I still listen to radio. Get off my lawn

    • Threedoor

      I usually listen to Beck time delayed but the radio station changed format in early December to all Christmas music through Christmas and now an off classic rock country mix.

      Listen to local rock stations when driving and working on the road when I can find them. Often the only thing I can find is dead air or NPR. Sometimes I listen to the propaganda.

    • rhywun

      I haven’t listened to radio since Howard Stern moved to Sirius. So… 20 years?

  16. Pat

    The FIRE has been burning low lately, and while still fighting the good fight, mostly, has been hanging out with an interesting assortment of characters

    They got skinsuited when they changed the acronym from “Individual Rights in Education,” IMO. Not surprised at all to see ACLU names in their buddy buddy list, they’re more or less the same org now.

  17. kinnath

    Someone smarter than me needs to use AI to animate Lobster Girl for the website.

      • ron73440

        That’s kind of disturbing.

      • Pat

        Oh my…

      • kinnath

        Mein Gott!

      • Tonio

        You, sir, win the interwebs.

        I sorta knew they could do that, but haven’t (knowingly) played with AI.

      • Ownbestenemy

        I shoulda tweaked the prompts so she doesnt sound like a robot and doesnt molest the lobster

      • EvilSheldon

        No, no, molesting the lobster is fine…

      • rhywun

        Wow.

  18. The Late P Brooks

    In Pittsburgh, the Post-Gazette is going to shut down.

    I’ve seen many “Oh, that’s terrible” reactions, but how many of them have a subscription?

    That’s why we need government funding!

    • rhywun

      staff was on strike from October 2022 to November 2025

      lol

      Totally unrelated, I’m sure.

  19. Pat

    Tech bro Jared Isaacman is a self-made billionaire, and, refreshingly, neither a NASA bureaucrat, nor a dinosaur aerospace industry executive. One of his first acts? Replacing rocket engine test stands dating from before the Apollo era. This guy is going to get us back to the moon before the Chinese get there.

    Not bad, but I’d be gladder if his agenda was more similar to the Department of Education: “How do I dismantle this agency and return these functions to private industry?”

    • R.J.

      I know. Show up for work on day one and hand the keys to the shop to Elon. Job done. Retire.

    • EvilSheldon

      For the money, the spec is not bad…EMG HH pickups, Gotoh double-locking tremelo, Floyd Rose locking tuners. I’d be sorely tempted to buy one, strip it down, sandblast the body, and have it repainted and refinshed in my custom black-and-gold ‘Capitalist Oppressor’ artwork. Or maybe a Glibs logo…

      • Muzzled Woodchipper

        But you have to deal with surely a sea’s worth of salt from commie sweat.

    • Pat

      Arm the Homeless, after they’ve been properly vaccinated at a government clinic, of course. Fucking clown.

      • Stinky Wizzleteats

        He has enough money to house the homeless but that doesn’t bring in the $$$ or get you Antifa tail.

      • DrOtto

        I’ve seen Antifa tail, he can have it, not interested.

    • Certified Public Asshat

      What good is a house if you cannot defend it?

    • DrOtto

      Tom Morello who thinks we should defund the police or the Tom Morello who has played concerts to bring attention to public safety union organization efforts?

      • Nephilium

        The Tom Morello who has a song saying “Fuck You! We won’t do what you tell us!” requiring proof of vax and mask for concerts.

        He’s less punk than Slim Whitman.

  20. Sensei

    I’m enjoying the Redstate article noting ICE refused a doctor to offer aid.

    Classy. Won’t change a thing, but reenforces why I have multiple reservations with LEOs.

    • J. Frank Parnell

      IDK, I can think of a few reasons why cops wouldn’t let some rando claiming to be a doctor near an injured suspect at a crime scene.

      • Sensei

        There are like 8 cops. If he is lying I’m sure they can charge him with some BS.

        Trust works both ways.

      • DrOtto

        Also, in MN, cops are trained medical first responders. There’s nothing that Dr. can do that they can’t there in the field.

    • EvilSheldon

      Right, wrong, or indifferent, this is pretty much standard practice among law enforcement.

      At shooting matches and training events, if someone accidentally catches a bullet, we’ve been instructed to say that there was a ‘training accident, and we need emergency medical service’ instead of ‘there was a shooting accident.’ One way, you get paramedics, the other way, you get the SWAT team locking down the scene and no ambulance for two hours (good luck not bleeding out…)

    • DrOtto

      Was it Dr. Jill Biden? In all seriousness though, they travel with medical teams in tow. My guess is medical response took so long because traffic was being blockaded though. Call it a self-own. My sympathy is done with these assholes. They are overgrown children who have never suffered consequences for their actions and now they are finding out how the world really works. Fuck ’em.

      • Muzzled Woodchipper

        It really is the textbook definition of Fuck Around and Find Out. I mean, what kind of retardation urges these people to actively impede federal agents doing federal agent stuff. What gives them the authority to decide what is and isn’t legal and that it’s up to them to stop it? The fuck do they think is gonna happen?

        These people are incredibly stupid and ridiculously naive.

        This is the necessary and quite predictable result of our politicians and media urging everyday folks to RESIST! They legit feel like they’re fighting Hitler and the Gestapo. It’s so goddamn ridiculous, but like 40% of the country has bought the lie hook line and sinker.

        These people are broken.

      • Pat

        They legit feel like they’re fighting Hitler and the Gestapo.

        Many of these being the same abject fucking clowns who were snitching out their neighbors to a government hotline for taking a stroll through the neighborhood without a face diaper during the COVID hysteria, mind you.

      • The Other Kevin

        Well said MW. I might add that the politicians and media face no consequences. They’re not going to be arrested or shot, but those sick fuckers have no problem using someone else as cannon fodder for their personal crusade against TRUMP!

      • Muzzled Woodchipper

        Yep.

        They’re real life pawns, and they’re purposefully being sacrificed.

        These people are bots. Just implant the instructions and there they go. They’re broken.

      • Stinky Wizzleteats

        “The fuck do they think is gonna happen?”

        They’ve been coddled by the feds for years and they’re in a sympathetic state. They think the worst that’ll happen is they’ll spend a night in jail, if that, and then be released. In some cases they’ll be right but not if they cop federal charges.

      • Raven Nation

        “but those sick fuckers have no problem using someone else as cannon fodder”

        In somewhat parallel fashion, I kind of assume that many of my progressive friends who want to keep Ukraine fighting think that no Ukrainians are actually dying.

      • Sensei

        I’m also in the FAFO camp. She’s not a martyr of any kind for me.

        OTH, my interactions with LEOs over the year have been net negative. And given my demographics and the areas I frequent – that surprises me. I’d like some improvement there too.

      • Sensei

        That should be years – plural.

      • Threedoor

        Way her body was lying half in the car turned around and knowing it was a head wound I’m guessing there was nothing that could have been done other than call a coroner.

      • rhywun

        The commie ratfuckers funding this shit have blood on their hands. They finally got the martyr that only sociopathic billions can buy.

    • Spudalicious

      She had a hole in her head. She was dead. And ICE has medics. The last person I wanted showing up on my scene was a doctor. Outside of the hospital or office is a very different environment to work in.

    • Threedoor

      I saw them way back and the changed the line never liked disco to never liked techno. It was fairly clever as the last act of the night was The Crystal Method. Guys jumping around behind mixers they barely even touched. Gave the crowd a nice way to not all leave at once. About a third stayed around and listened to whatever noise they ‘played’

  21. The Late P Brooks

    Technological cross pollination between Formula 1 and space.

    The whole thing is definitely worth watching but you can skip to the last few minutes for the shout out to SpaceX adoption of motor racing build/test/break/refine philosophy.

    • Threedoor

      That’s super cool.
      I’m impressed that F1 rules allow so much experimentation. Most racing seems so stagnant from the American perspective, one of the reasons nascar is so boring.

    • Pat

      “The body cam software and the AI [report-writing] software picked up on the movie that was playing in the background, which happened to be ‘The Princess and the Frog,’” Sgt. Keel told KTSU. “That’s when we learned the importance of correcting these AI-generated reports.”
       
      Despite the error, Keel told the outlet that the technology has saved him “six to eight hours” of work weekly.

      The important thing is the officer went home to his family didn’t have to actually do his job and create a report that night.

  22. The Late P Brooks

    Grim

    The U.S. trade deficit six months into President Donald Trump’s tariffs tumbled to its lowest level since mid-2009, the Commerce Department reported Thursday.

    With exports rising and imports falling, the trade shortfall was just $29.4 billion for October, down 39% from the prior month. Exports increased 2.6% while imports slipped 3.2%.

    The total was the lowest since the second quarter of 2009 as the U.S. was just coming out of the financial crisis and the Great Recession.

    Trump made a number go down. He’s a bad President.

  23. Pat

    For our resident Labyrinth fangirl

    LOS ANGELES, Jan. 8 (UPI) — Labyrinth, back in theaters through Sunday from Fathom Entertainment, is the supreme creative thesis from a pioneering artist. The last film Jim Henson directed, 40 years ago in 1986, expresses maximum creativity in every scene.

    • Rat on a train

      dance magic dance

    • R.J.

      There’s a lot of that going around. I heard the original, unedited Star Wars (Sans sluggy Jabba) if going to be shown.

      • Stinky Wizzleteats

        I rewatched the original a couple months ago for the first time in decades and that dubbed in out of date CGI looks ridiculous.

      • Threedoor

        My wife took the boy to see goonies last year too. Sadly I was at work and missed the fun.

      • rhywun

        Goonies is just great. I never saw it back in the day, only in the last few years.

    • Threedoor

      We took the kids to go see it when it came around this fall.

      A good time was had by all.

  24. Evan from Evansville

    This is something I’ve been actively musing, and I’m rather upset with myself about my inaction. I’ve got easy access to shit to write about and a forum to easily share with, but I ‘find myself’ swamped with work and the fairly constant search to find *meaningful* work. But I’m also missing out on the positive upswings I’m avoiding, accidentally or otherwise.

    I’ve got to come up an imposed deadline to get submissions out, separating Serious (things I’ve taken considerable time with) and whimsical funsies. I used to keep a daily record of an interesting a) Person b) Object c) Interaction I see in the aisles; I’m gonna pick that up again. I’m ‘halfway’ through The People of Walgo, so I should tighten that up first.

    Had a moment yesterday ‘realizing’ I need to be far more offensive in life, far less passive, ‘defensive.’ Saying that, it still helps me to have an outside, forceful shove or six. Outside of Minnesota Munchkin, my world Stateside is remarkably insular, and I’m tryin’ to fix that.

    I’m not out to write about my curious medical journeys, unless that is a topic people are kinda interested in. It’s worth asking if anything in my world piques your interest, so I invite ideas or questions to come my way.

    Please, prompting shoves are always welcome.

    • Tonio

      Just think about Lobster Girl if you are having submission issues.

      • Tres Cool

        I think you confused submission with emission.

      • Spudalicious

        I would submit to lobster girl.

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