Saturday evening Links

by | Apr 4, 2026 | Daily Links | 186 comments

Yeah, grim times in the Spud household. Somehow, I got a stress fracture in my left foot……walking. I mean yeah, I was power walking at the start of a workout, but still. It’s friggin’ retarded.

Speaking of retarded, how about some Links?

It’s high time for Europe to go fuck itself, and provide for it’s own defense. Especially the retarded Frog.

Georgia retard.

Speaking of retards across the pond…

Team Red retard.

The retarded left seems to think it’s a good thing if he retires. What it means is another 30 year conservative on the court. Unless Donny fucks up like he did with Kavanaugh.

Revoke these retards passports.

This is retarded. It’s been known for many years that cranking the hog is beneficial when it comes to prostate cancer.

Speaking of Team Red retard and cranking the hog. His war boner has to be painful at this point.

Okay, that’s it for this broken retard. Time to go sit in the sun. Peace out, Glibbies.

All the retard songs are retarded. So here’s an apropos Chicago cover.

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Spudalicious

Survey says I’m a Paleolibertarian bitches. That means I eat “L”ibertarians for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Soave tastes a little fruity. Wait a minute, that doesn’t sound quite right…

186 Comments

  1. Sean

    It’s retards all the way down.

  2. The Late P Brooks

    No Easter blizzard.

    Disappoint.

    • Furthest Blue pistoffnick (370HSSV)

      Not a blizzard, but we got at least 4 inches. I am so sick of shoveling snow.

  3. Gender Traitor

    I got a stress fracture in my left foot……walking. I mean yeah, I was power walking at the start of a workout

    Hoist with your own retard?

      • Chafed

        Sorry about your fracture Spud

  4. The Late P Brooks

    Amanda Lynn Tully spent her teenage years as a ward of the State of Colorado and believed a college degree was her ticket to a better life.

    So, when she graduated in 2017 with a master’s degree in historic preservation from the University of Oregon, $65,000 in federal student loans and no job offers in the conservation field, she felt misled.

    *howls of derisive laughter*

    • kinnath

      she bought the snake oil. so sad.

      • ZWAK, doktor of BRAIN SCIENCE!

        She went to a football team with a degree mill attached.

        Surprising ending? No.

    • Threedoor

      Raised by the state to believe in what the state was selling.

      The plan is working flawlessly.

      • Tres Cool

        Which is why I nearly burst at the seams with pride when Tres Ver 2.0 said he was going to school to be a welder.
        1000% my kid is going to add more more value to society than she ever will.

      • Chafed

        That’s the one reason I have some sympathy for her.

    • Gustave Lytton

      And apparently did so as an out of state resident. If she was an illegal, she’d only pay in state tuition.

      What a fucking retard. Four years of undergrad plus 3-5 years of grad school and no fucking clue what the job market is not any offers lined up? No internships during grad school program? Send her to Canada for post grad MAID studies….

    • UnCivilServant

      … if I keep asking you lot, I realize I’ve made up my mind, I’m clearly just seeking validation.

      • Gender Traitor

        ::stamps his parking ticket::

    • Sean

      How does it work if you want to buy an actual firearm?

      • UnCivilServant

        🤷‍♂️

        Never been to a gun show.

      • Sean

        I know how it works in a free state. 🤷🏼‍♂️

      • Tres Cool

        I know how it used to work when Bill Goodman rolled into Hara Arena for his annual Gun and Knife Show™.
        (jingle tagline- “Call a briar, shoot a friend)

        1) you found a firearm you liked
        2) you paid someone money for it
        3) you went home with a new toy

        No FFL shit; no point-of-sale NCIC background check. Just uninterrupted gun commerce the way it was intended.

        *We also had a weekly classified newspaper called the “Tradin’ Post”. It had its own section for firearms/ammo

    • Threedoor

      I miss gun shows in the 80s and 90s.

      There were cool things to be had.

      Now. Not so much.

      • Gustave Lytton

        Big 5’s foreign surplus…

    • Fourscore

      It’s a gun show, aka men’s porn. there are some here that are addicted while others are still hanging on to an expired man’s card.

  5. kinnath

    Straightforward cover of the original. Might as well listen to the original.

      • kinnath

        The LP is fine. Live performances from the era were very badly recorded.

    • Trigger Hippie

      Que GnR’s take on Sympathy for the Devil…

  6. The Late P Brooks

    Ms. Tully was on an income-based repayment plan, which allows many borrowers to have their remaining debt forgiven after 20 years of making qualifying payments. She was paying $60 per month when she defaulted. This amount, to many, may seem manageable. But for her, it remained psychologically burdensome.

    “The payments weren’t even paying off the interest, so it was frustrating,” Ms. Tully said.

    Maybe she’s not completely retarded.

    • Gender Traitor

      But for her, it remained psychologically burdensome.

      Personal responsibility is too stressful!

    • Tres Cool

      “But for her, it remained psychologically burdensome.”

      Oh tough titties, sweetheart. When ex-Ms Cool and I were young, in love, and newly married, my TV sat on a milk crate. The couch was the back seat from my 77 Olds cutlass.
      Hamburger Helper stroganoff was a luxury.

      Harden the fuck up, do better, and be patient.

      • Evan from Evansville

        “…my TV sat on a milk crate.”

        Luxury.

      • Nephilium

        Evan:

        I’m pretty sure those milk crates had stamped on them “Thou Shalt Not Steal”. At least the ones we had in the house I grew up in did.

      • DrOtto

        I have several milk crates and they all have “property of…” on them somewhere and yet I have zero idea on how I ever came into possession of them.

      • Fourscore

        Milk crates? The Tres Cools were living the high life. What’s his TV thingie that you had garnishing the milk crate?

      • Tres Cool

        4X I was a luddite- 19″ Montgomery Ward handed down from ex-wife’s cousin
        Was color tho. Growing up we had the “porch TV” that was a 20″ Zenith B&W

    • rhywun

      psychologically burdensome

      OFFS.

      Adulting really is hard. 🙄

    • Threedoor

      Unsecured loans should not exist.

      Reposes a kidney and a lobe of her liver.

      • Nephilium

        Unsecured loans are fine. Guaranteed unsecured loans backed by the taxpayer are not.

      • Gustave Lytton

        Non dischargable loans back by taxpayers are not. Lenders lending irresponsibly and schools with inflated tuition schemes all need to take a haircut too.

      • Toxteth O'Grady

        MA??

        Was the education worth $2/day? Y/N

  7. rhywun

    British institutions are badly damaging their reputations by engaging in this deal with the devil

    Cornell ha$ an outpost in Qatar – I’m sure there are lots of others. Doesn’t seem to harm the reputations of these American institutes in the least.

  8. rhywun

    Revoke these retards passports.

    Dumbasses. Creditors will find you – even when seeking a lot less than what these clowns owe.

  9. Sean

    I find that article about retarded deadbeats to be infuriating.

  10. ZWAK, doktor of BRAIN SCIENCE!

    Odd to say this, or maybe not, but France has the second best military in the west.

    • Sean

      We already had April Fools day…

      • ZWAK, doktor of BRAIN SCIENCE!

        There is the US, and who else?

      • ZWAK, doktor of BRAIN SCIENCE!

        France would overwhelm Israel, it is a much bigger military.

      • Spudalicious

        I would take that bet on Israel’s side.

      • Trigger Hippie

        Vassal state or not, any nation residing East of the Mediterranean coast probably shouldn’t be classified as Western…then again, you may have been being sarcastic…(burp)

        Have I mentioned that I’m drunk?

      • UnCivilServant

        ZWAK, Israel has a track record of beating many much larger militaries from Islamic states.

      • Tres Cool

        The US often trains French and IAF pilots.
        That would be interesting to watch.

      • Chafed

        ZWAK, I think the setting matters. If France attacked Israel I can’t imagine they have the ability to sustain the attack. They very little airlift or sealift capacity. Sure, they will be powered by their antisemitism but that’s not really an effective weapon in a shooting war.

  11. The Late P Brooks

    I find that article about retarded deadbeats to be infuriating.

    At this point I want to see the entire “higher education” racket crash and burn. Nothing but fucking thieves and mountebanks.

    • Threedoor

      The educational complex is like EMS/Fire.
      Government owns almost all of it.

      It’s too big to fail with access to your pockets.

  12. Raven Nation

    In case anyone missed it, I think the “retards across the pond” article is by one of our own.

    • rhywun

      I did miss that; thanks!

    • Chafed

      I completely missed that.

    • rhywun

      customers “are increasingly frustrated with the amount of single-use items they receive with food-service orders

      LOL bullshit

      I’ll take this bizarre obsession all leftist politicians have with this stuff the day they pass a bill to make customers use paper plates at all the hoity-toity establishments they patronize.

      • Threedoor

        People are pissed about bag bans. Not the other way around.

      • Fourscore

        Wrap the fast food in a 1/4 sheet of newspaper.

        Yard long French bread required a whole sheet

      • Chafed

        100% bullshit. If anything, I can always use more napkins.

    • Nephilium

      Yes, McDonald’s needs cloth napkins.

      What could possibly go wrong?

    • Gustave Lytton

      You forgot WA.

      Personal responsibility in declining utensils/sauce packets/plastic bags is too much. All of those fuckers need to be put to the sword.

      Bring bag plastic bags and styrofoam.

      • Gustave Lytton

        I’d also point out as women have taken over legislative positions, this crap has escalated. They are incapable of leaving people alone.

  13. UnCivilServant

    🥳

    Finally got my raspberry pi to show up as a mass storage device on its usb-c port.

    I’m trying to see if I can use it as a remotely updatable file store for my 3D printer. I don’t know how much space is on the internal storage of the machine, and I’d rather set up something I have more visibility to.

    • UnCivilServant

      Downside is, it’s on the same port that it gets power over, so I’m going to have to get a power-blocking adapter, and feed the pi power via the GPIO pins (perfectly legitimate way to power it.) But I get the mass storage device showing up on my desktop (which puts enough power over the USB line to run the pi, simplifying the process) even after rebooting the Pi

  14. Evan from Evansville

    Last break at the gas stn. Cubs game rained out, so not missing anything.

    Feels quite nice to end on a remarkably chill day, cuz we don’t have to stock anything, for one. Saying goodbye to an odd side gig. To use an old man (w/o candy?) phrase, it builds character.

    Glad I’ve got a good story out of it, submitted and coming here later this month.

  15. creech

    Re: the woman “master of historic preservation” with the “burdensome” student loans. Maybe the culprit luring kids into “almost impossible to break into occupations” is outfits like ZipRecruiters? Curious, I checked their site and found, to my amazement (and disbelief) that the average wage in the U.S. for “Entry Level Historians” is $88K!! Even excluding the legions of B.A. History degree holders who are baristas or waiters or Walmart shelf stockers, I seriously doubt that hardly any who get an entry level job in any history field is making that kind of money.

    • Chafed

      What’s the survey size? I can believe the salary but I would guess there are very few positions.

  16. DrOtto

    God bless old GM. Went to start my daughter’s ’91 Corvette and the fuel pump sounded like a coffee grinder and it wouldn’t get over 45mph without protesting the lean fuel mixture. Went to look at what’s involved in changing the fuel pump and they are a very accessible pump and won’t even break $100 for the part.

    • Threedoor

      My 91 GMC does not have accessible fuel pumps.

      • ZWAK, doktor of BRAIN SCIENCE!

        The best was my dad’s ’67 Dats

      • ZWAK, doktor of BRAIN SCIENCE!

        …Datsun pickup. Had a little flap in the bed, opens right to the pump and tank connections. Worst was my ’94 Dakota. Had to pull the bed or drop the tank to get to the submerged pump/sending unit. Which was $300 or so bucks.

  17. Trigger Hippie

    Apropos of nothing: I love you all. Life/ My mind got completely out of wack a few years ago and I basically decided internet culture wasn’t good for me, regardless the context. Please don’t take my lack of participation on this site a criticism. I have my criticisms to some the takes here and I’m sure my takes are criticized(If even noticed) in return. No worries.

    Anyway, just popped in to say hello.

    • Trigger Hippie

      …(Burp)

      Yes, I’m drunk and feeling nostalgic…piss off.

      • R.J.

        You can show up and ramble drunkenly any time you wish. Especially Thursdays. We will drunkenly ramble together.

      • Ted S.

        Hawt.

      • Toxteth O'Grady

        🍻

    • DrOtto

      Good to hear from you, but yes, internet can be bad for you. Like all things in life, abstinence in moderation.

    • Trigger Hippie

      (big, socially uncomfortable hug for you all).

      • Chafed

        Right back at you.

      • Toxteth O'Grady

        Oh… *you*!

        /noogies TH

      • Evan from Evansville

        *big squeeze back*

        Always a pleasure seeing you. Hope you’re feeling better, more stabilized.

  18. kinnath

    Been feeling unsettled for the last few days.

    My daughter has moved away. She are her fiancé are starting a new life in south western Oregon.

    First time in my life she hasn’t been within a 20 minute drive.

    She’s a big girl and has been threatening to move away since we moved back from Phoenix 30+ years ago. She may have been born in Iowa, but she spent her formative years somewhere else. And she really, really hates winter. 😉

    The interesting part is that her two grown sons are staying here. They were born here and grew up here. They’re not interested in moving someplace strange to them.

    • Fourscore

      Sounds like my daughter. She grew up in TX, moved here for 30 plus years, her kids were born here. Two kids stayed in Metro Mpls, #3 got married and moved to Alaska. My daughter moved back to TX.

      OTOH I too moved back to familiar haunts at retirement.

      • kinnath

        I thought of her after I posted.

    • Nephilium

      Best of luck to her. My niece did a move back in 2020, but it didn’t stick. She was back in the area within a year.

      • kinnath

        I don’t expect her back.

        She hadn’t left yet and was already trying to talk me into retiring to their new little town. 😉

    • Spudalicious

      Whereabouts are they moving?

      • kinnath

        Grants Pass. Barely north of California.

      • Spudalicious

        I know it well. I’ll be driving through the first week of May on my way to Crescent City.

      • kinnath

        I’ve seen photos. It looks like a lovely place.

        Her fiancé’s uncle owns a business and wants to retire some day. So, the fiancé is taking a job there to learn the business. If all goes well, he’ll take over some day.

        They appear to have a bright future there. I am happy for them. But . . . . fathers, daughters, can’t shake the feeling.

      • Spudalicious

        Beautiful country. Very green, pretty wet.

      • Spudalicious

        New daughter and future husband will be moving to my place in New York next fall. It will be quite interesting. Her and her mother are joined at the hip.

      • Fourscore

        Just today, my daughter asked me for advice. Which, like all the other times she’ll promptly ignore.

        Not much we can do, K, except hope for the best. I remember leaving home at 19.

      • Spudalicious

        We all moved out as soon as we could. I was out just before 19.

      • Gustave Lytton

        Green in the spring. Browns out in summer.

        But does have an In N Out now.

      • Gustave Lytton

        At least they’re not moving to Cave Junction

      • kinnath

        Both of my kids moved out at 18. But neither of them moved away, until now. Which is rather remarkable actually.

      • Spudalicious

        I was never more than an hour away, until we moved to Idaho, and mom moved to Brookings, Oregon.

      • trshmnstr

        Which, like all the other times she’ll promptly ignore.

        If yall are anything like me and my dad, it’s not for a lack of respect for the opinion. I know 95% of what he’ll say, and I know which parts of that 95% I’ll heed and ignore. He’s a very conservative guy, and I try to take reasonable risks where he wouldn’t.

        It’s that other 5% that is gold. That’s what I’m after.

    • kinnath

      Thank you all for the conversation. No one local that I would want to talk with.

      • Evan from Evansville

        *fist bump*

    • Tres Cool

      Hold Up! When you say “Big Girl”…..
      Oh, never mind.

  19. whahappan

    Thanks for bringing retard back Spud.

    • Spudalicious

      It has creeped back into my lexicon out of necessity.

    • Gender Traitor

      (For the musicians. Seen on a choir director’s t-shirt:)

      𝄐

      I’m a fermata.
      Hold me.

      • Evan from Evansville

        How do you know when a drummer’s at the door?
        =======
        (The knocking speeds up.)
        *sloughs off Mr. Eifler’s skin-cloak*

      • Gender Traitor

        How do you know when a chick singer’s at the door?



        She can’t find the key and doesn’t know when to come in. (Obligatory)

      • DrOtto

        @GT – I was expecting Yoko Ono when it looked like Chuck Berry was gonna choke her out…

    • Toxteth O'Grady

      I think of ritardando daily just as a listener.

  20. Gustave Lytton

    My county’s sheriff has released an annual report

    https://x.com/lanesheriffor/status/2040232895458222353?s=46&t=RcSPkS6a1VN_0hEKIR54WA

    The photo is atrocious and perfectly encapsulates the problems with the current sheriff and the sheriffs office
    1) lack of grooming standards
    2) lack of physical fitness standards
    3) campaign hat has never been the sheriff’s headgear. Neither is a Stetson which some deputies have started wearing.
    4) wasting resources to produce an annual report

    That salute looks like shit. 🫡 guy does a better hand salute.

  21. rhywun

    Just finished the S01 finale of “Mr Robot” for the first time in 11 years and I am struck by two things.

    1. If the vaunted goal was to “cancel all debt”, what of those of us chumps who have no debt?
    2. This episode was bumped off one week due to a live televised murder that has apparently been completely memory-holed because I sure don’t remember it.

    I only own S01 on DVD so maybe I will search for the rest online or something.

    • Nephilium

      Looks like it’s all on Tubi now.

      The thing most writer’s don’t seem to grasp is that eliminating all debt would also benefit quite a few corporations, the ones who are leveraged to the hilt. Mr. Robot does expand on it, and the aftermath.

      • rhywun

        I had forgotten how cliffhangery S01E10 was. I did watch S02E01 “live” but bailed on the show almost immediately thereafter.

        But yeah, the debt thing bugs the shit out of me in present day. I have a love/hate thing with this show so maybe I owe it to myself to follow up if only out of morbid curiosity.

      • Evan from Evansville

        How exactly? What’s a simple, explain to idiots and folk like me? I’m thinking I can imagine why, but I’m also a) ignorant, especially in finance and b) just got stoned back from work. (Re-stoned and Rick & Morty as I sort stuff.)

        I’m really ignorant about finance cuz I’ve never had to deal with it, frankly. Shit that makes me happy and ramfucksluckingly pissed: I had $20k to pay IU; I paid it off in ~6yrs. (go you, ev!); SiL to my knowledge either just, or still owes money to IU and she’s 5yrs older than me; <– she (thinks) and Lefties just wanna eliminate it all. And *I* never got *my* fucking money back. Huh!

        My generation loves that shit and are fucking assholes. They love rewarding their own disregard while punishing responsibility.
        Of course, "Adulting" is hard. Stop being stupid fucking pussies about it.
        /vent

      • Evan from Evansville

        *meant to add: I’ve paid off that debt and always payed off the little credit I put on. (Just plane tix, IIRC.) At my peak, I was completely debt free and had ~$20k. No car or property. (Singapore times.)

        I don’t have anything in my savings, no investments, stocks, or anything but paychecks and what I squirrel away. So I’ve never personally experienced, or had to learn, about anything. It’s good I really don’t spend on anything.

      • rhywun

        I guess in the grand scheme of things debt makes the world go round.

        Personally – I avoid it like the plague. And the show gives the strong impression that it’s all shiftless youngsters celebrating the end of it.

      • Nephilium

        Evan:

        How does it benefit the corporations that are leveraged? Leverage is debt, that’s what it means. A company can make billions in revenue each year, but still be cash negative and deeply in debt. Cancel the debt, they don’t own anyone anything anymore. They’re no longer leveraged. Just did a random Google search for ATT’s debt, it says ~$136 billion, with a b. That gets wiped out, the corp is on top, and the people who bought the bonds (pension funds, retirees, risk-averse investors) get wiped out.

        Finance isn’t hard, avoiding thinking you’re smarter than everyone else is.

      • Evan from Evansville

        Oh, in that sense, I do understand. I thought there may have been a few different gears in that dynamic I wasn’t considering.

      • rhywun

        all on Tubi now

        Found it.

        I’m especially worried about the politics. Here is Obama in S02E01 either AI’ing some dialog or they even got him to say stuff – I don’t know.

        And we all know what happened a year later, in 2016. If this turns into several seasons of TDS I’m going to be pissed.

      • Nephilium

        rhywun:

        The entire series takes place over ~9 months (IIRC). They do mention Trump in politics, but it’s about financing him and getting pundits to push him. I did not get an Orange Man Bad/Republicans evil vibe from the show overall. The politics are more populist than I prefer, but the show works out (for me).

        I enjoy it, but understand it has flaws. I mean it’s not B5 or Fringe that I’ll die defending. 🙂

    • DrOtto

      The cancel all debt thing is stupid for the same reason that giving someone money who is deeply in debt is the same thing – someone who is bad with money is always going to be broke a couple years later regardless of whatever bails them out today. Money doesn’t fix money problems.

  22. Chafed

    Where is Pete Hegseth when you need him?

    • Toxteth O'Grady

      Whatcha need him for?

      • Chafed

        I think I somehow misthread this comment. I was replying to GL about his fat, sloppy sheriff.

      • Toxteth O'Grady

        No room here for levity, I see.

      • Evan from Evansville

        He needs Hegsy to rub that chest tat deep into Chafe’s inner thigh?

      • Chafed

        Sometimes I’m slow on the uptake TOG.

  23. slumbrew

    After the Drinker’s recommendation, I’m watching Mr. Inbetween and it is, indeed, hilarious and fantastic.

    • kinnath

      that’s now on my list.

      glad to hear it’s good.

      • slumbrew

        Drinker said something like “it’s been a long time since I’ve wanted to binge a whole show in a single evening” and that’s 100% true; I’ve stayed up too late several nights watching it.

    • Chafed

      I saw that review too. What service is it on?

      • slumbrew

        I’m watching it on Hulu.

      • Chafed

        Thanks

  24. Evan from Evansville

    I’m watching that docu “RUSH Got It Wrong” about James Hunt. In the perfect mood and loving it. Reminds me most how I wanna re-rewatch that flick. Damn, it’s good. Fantastic in every way. Ron Howard is damn good at his job.

  25. NoDakMat

    Happy Easter, my Glib family. God loves you. Yes, even you.

    • Toxteth O'Grady

      Jesus don’t want me for a sunbeam.

      • NoDakMat

        I’m not entirely sure what you mean by that, TOG. I know you’ve had some troubles lately, but I’m not always around, so I don’t know if that’s been resolved.

        Give this a listen.

        https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JbCfyZHSQbE

      • DrOtto

        I believe it’s a Meat Puppets song that was also covered by Nirvana. Great song, whoever did it.

      • DrOtto

        As per usual, I was off a bit. The Vaselines did the original, Nirvana covered it. Lake of Fire is the Meat Puppets song covered by Nirvana.

  26. dbleagle

    The MSM is reporting the second F15 crewman was recovered. That is some good news.

  27. Aloysious

    What do you get when you cross a human and a zebra?



    A lifetime ban from the zoo.

    • dbleagle

      SOS in a mess kit. Nice

      • Gustave Lytton

        I think I’ll make some tomorrow morning.

  28. Evan from Evansville

    I love how eager NASA is to show off their latest adventure, and they should, IMO. If they succeed, I think it’s quite cool to go farther away from Earth than ever before. And then, after public talk about being able to ‘Go Number 1, but we’re holding back on Number 2s,’ we get this:

    “Artemis II toilet acts up again as astronauts speed toward the moon to break Apollo 13’s record”

    That’s gotta be embarrassing. And no pun need-be intended, get your fucking shit together. Like others have said, I’ll be pleased if they survive. Not asking the world, here. (Well. Shush.)

  29. DrOtto

    If it’s now the North American Treaty Organization as the NYT calls it, can we divy the bills up with the other countries in North America? Why should the US be footing most of the bill?

  30. Tres Cool

    suh’ fam
    yo whats goody yo

    Jesus built my hotrod.

    • Ted S.

      The local newsrag had a piece on this study, which confirms what’s been obvious for a while: that NYC people are moving north and pricing the rest of us out of the region. No mention of how the NYC shits are also bringing their loony-left politics with them.

      • Ted S.

        The local county executive was thrilled about the new tax cattle, and said that the rest of us can beg for scraps from a government that rakes off the vig:

        Ulster County Executive Jen Metzger said the data is striking.

        “Ulster County is the only county in the region that saw an increase in population from migration, and even more striking is the nearly $170M in new incomes,” Metzger said in an email Friday when asked for comment. “What the data underlines is that our county is a very desirable place to live from a quality of life perspective, attracting an above-average number of new residents, but only those who can afford it.”

        “It’s much tougher for working families and young people to put down roots here with housing costs through the roof, which is why we are so focused on expanding the availability of affordable housing,” Metzger added. “We’re making progress, thanks to our Housing Action Fund, Plus One Home Program, and other resources we’ve put in place, and we’re going to keep the momentum going until we’ve restored some balance in this housing market.”

      • Brochettaward

        I mean, what do you really want local government to do about it at the end of the day?

  31. Brochettaward

    FIrsters do not celebrate Easter. The idea of a God who lives among us and dies the death of a mortal man only to rise again is absurd.

    Firsters First and through that we have become Gods. Our immortality is earned through the act of The First. Not given, but TAKEN.

    NOW THAT’S A GOD DAMN RELIGION WORTH LIVING FOR.

    • Brochettaward

      That’s why Christians get sloppy second after Firsters go home and fuck the prom queen. Just once, of course.

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