¡Martes por la tarde, enlaces mexicanos!

by | Jul 21, 2026 | Daily Links | 73 comments

I did something that’s going to irritate a lot of you. No, I didn’t apply for citizenship, I was born here. Weirdos.

No this is so much worse, I went to see The Odyssey last weekend. A review is forthcoming…I just need to find Greek beer.

Your plan is to hide in the horse’s ass? Gay.

¡Enlaces!

The big news from Mexico is their biological warfare upon Taco Bell. All of this can be solved by adopting the carnivore diet, but on the likely chance you don’t here is some info on how you can stay safe by not eating tainted lettuce.

Earfquake! There was a tsunami warning that I assume didn’t manifest otherwise I’d be posting about a tsunami.

After levying tariffs on things like…hockey sticks. USMCA is back on the negotiating table.

Can’t wait for ICE to kick down his door.

I seriously didn’t think Daniel Ortega was still alive. The CIA used to be good at this regime change thing.

Since these guys are now the face of a CIA conspiracy involving Fred Durst…here’s a tune.

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73 Comments

  1. Pat

    All of this can be solved by adopting the carnivore diet, but on the likely chance you don’t here is some info on how you can stay safe by not eating tainted lettuce.

    I always tear off the first 2 or 3 leaves on a new head of iceberg lettuce, and may or may not wash it at the time of consumption depending on how much of a hurry I’m in on my lunch break. I’ll be slapping said lettuce on my weekly cheat day cheeseburger this evening. Wish me luck.

    • DrOtto

      The outside of a head of lettuce is known as “field wipe”. I throw it away.

      • EvilSheldon

        Wait, ‘field wipe’ what exactly?

        Never mind, I don’t want to know.

      • Sean

        I thought that was common knowledge.

  2. rhywun

    Can’t wait for ICE to kick down his door.

    Well, he looks fairly Brown so ICE can’t possibly restrain themselves from doing exactly that.

  3. Pat

    USMCA is back on the negotiating table.

    At some point can we at least stop referring to these 40,000 page agreements regulating the sale, shipping, and taxation of hundreds of thousands of different products as “free trade?”

    • mexican sharpshooter

      I just got off a call where a guy from Cypus was extradited to FL, because he set up a system to provide durable medical equipment to patients in FL under a fraudulent NPI. All paid for by Medicare.

      Those whole scheme is exactly what free trade would look like. I was impressed by the whole thing.

  4. The Other Kevin

    This time of year I’m lucky to have more romaine than I can eat growing right outside the back door. I was fighting Canadian Wildfire Sickness since last Thursday, and I finally got out to my zucchini plants to predictable results.

    • R.J.

      Don’t let anyone poop on it!

      • Chafed

        I’d say that’s always good advice.

      • Pat

        German pornographers hardest hit.

  5. Aloysious

    I like how early Pantera did their hair in the early days. Kind of like the boys in Cinderella.

    • Chafed

      Poison was the prettiest. Those chicks were hot.

  6. The Late P Brooks

    Egghead sets the record straight

    As a psychologist who studies masculinity, I’m certain that while the idea that more testosterone makes a man tougher and more fit to fight seems intuitive, it’s also mostly wrong.

    Testosterone is often considered a “male” hormone, but people of every gender produce it in differing amounts.

    Take that, you ignorant troglodytes.

    It takes a real man to accept and embrace the gender spectrum.

    • rhywun

      Don’t F2M’s inject it?

    • PutridMeat

      Testosterone is often considered a “male” hormone, but people of every gender produce it in differing amounts.

      Yeah, psychologist who studies masculinity, there’s my go-to for a sensible take on… well just about anything!

      Making a statement of truth that obscures reality. “Every gender… differing amounts.” Care to elucidate those differences? Are they, perchance, systematically correlated with sex and hence, essentially 1-1, with ‘gender’? And further correlated with behavior?

      makes a man

      No, it’s the woman on his arm, just because she has big titties.

    • EvilSheldon

      Testosterone is tied to muscle mass, but in healthy men, it doesn’t track with actual strength – training, sleep and nutrition matter far more. As endocrinologist Adrian Dobs put it, a person at 700 isn’t stronger or more of a man than one at 300.

      Yes, we know, you fucking moron. Higher test gives one the energy required to support consistent strength training and faster recovery. Literally everyone who does serious strength training understands this.

  7. rhywun

    I seriously didn’t think Daniel Ortega was still alive.

    Democrats insist he learned everything about totalitarianisming from Donald.

  8. Pat

    “With this decision, Ortega and Murillo have sealed the country’s transition to a full-fledged family dictatorship,” said Tiziano Breda, Latin America senior analyst at the NGO Armed Conflict Location and Event Data.

    You’re supposed to set up an elaborate system of rules and regulations that prevent ballot access by candidates from outside consensus politics, then lie and cheat until you get the result you want after your tax cattle have cast their votes for the couple of candidates you preselected. Like a proper, civilized society.

  9. Drake

    I was drinking Mythos last weekend. Went well with the Greek food and hot weather.

    • Raven Nation

      Or, he could just go with some ouzo.

      • Ted S.

        Retsina, the wine that smells like a bottle of Pine-Sol.

    • mexican sharpshooter

      I’ve only ever seen it at Greek restaurants, and I only go to those places for takeout.

  10. EvilSheldon

    I’ve actually studied Dimebag Darrell’s murder a bit – as a rampage killing by a mentally unstable fan, it was a significant outlier. The shooter behaved with an unusual level of competence (successfully bypassing the security at the Alrosa Villa nightclub, highly accurate shooting, successfully clearing a weapon malfunction and continuing to fight, and taking a hostage to facilitate his escape), almost to the point where a CIA conspiracy isn’t totally unbelievable.

    Of course, the whole reason for the conspiracy falls apart when you realize that by the time Damageplan was doing shows, the Abbott brothers and Phil Anselmo hated each other.

    For a good overview of the whole atrocity, Chris Arnold’s book A Vulgar Display of Power: Courage and Carnage at the Alrosa Villa is an excellent read.

    Oh, and there was a guy on the old Ohio Concealed Carry discussion board who was at the show that night. Dude was apparently an arms-length from the shooter when the gun came out, and could have domed him before the first shot was fired – but he’d left his pistol in his car because of the security at the door. Cautionary tale.

  11. Tonio

    “dawning Confederate Flags”

    Don, did it ever dawn on him to don his gay apparel at dawn?

    • mexican sharpshooter

      I see what you did there.

  12. The Late P Brooks

    Movie critic?

    A man stabbed and wounded two tourists Tuesday morning near the ancient Acropolis in Athens, Greece’s top tourist attraction, police said, in what appeared to be a random attack.

    The assailant, identified only as a 60-year-old Greek man, attacked a Greek American couple with a knife on a pedestrian street near an entrance to the archaeological site and near the entrance to the Acropolis Museum, which lies at the foot of the Acropolis hill.

    Maybe he didn’t like the Odyssey.

    • R C Dean

      Without a name and a photograph, I am unwilling to conclude that the “Greek man” was actually, you know, Greek.

      • Sean

        Yep.

      • Pat

        Somebody’s seen The Wire.

  13. Pat

    Burnham’s unbuttoned premiership is not a good look

    Andy Burnham has pledged to do politics differently. He certainly wants to change the look of politics, if not necessarily the substance. In his inaugural speech yesterday, out went the official lectern. So too, it seems, will the protocol of formal dress normally associated with high office. Burnham let it be known last week that he intends to wear a suit and tie only in the House of Commons.
    […]
    Does any of this really matter? Isn’t attachment to the suited-and-booted look merely a fogeyish affectation, the last refuge of people who still iron their handkerchiefs?
     
    Not really. Clothes are never just clothes. They are statements of intent. They tell us how an institution sees itself and how seriously it expects to be taken. Burnham’s determination to import work-from-home aesthetics into the highest offices of state is a strangely adolescent gesture. The office becomes an extension of the sofa. Government becomes just another Microsoft Teams meeting.

    What an utterly retarded take. And I say this as someone who’s worn a button up shirt to a remote job every day since November 2023. If there’s any institution that should not be taken seriously it’s government. This is the same criticism I hear a lot regarding Trump. MUH DECORUM! MUH CHERISHED DEMOCRATIC NORMS! These people should be performing in clown suits, and the fact that people cling so tightly to their illusions based on such superficialities is comical.

    • Furthest Blue pistoffnick (370HSSV)

      I will never be seen in a tie. I think it is the stupidest, most dangerous article of clothing ever.

      “Here is a noose around my neck convenient for you to grab and choke me with.”

      • EvilSheldon

        The necktie evolved from the hunting stock, which was originally designed for use as an emergency bandage.

        It’s also a great place to hide a small knife…

      • Threedoor

        Likewise.
        I think I’ve worn a tie maybe six or seven times.

        One guy in my unit called the suit the unicorn. I enjoyed that. The brass did not.

      • Gender Traitor

        😆👍

    • rhywun

      Not stated: He’s going to wear a Mao suit.

  14. Pat

    From Spoiled Sons of Liberty to Surveillance Leviathan: America’s Six Republics and the Myth of Eternal Union

    America wasn’t born as the eternal constitutional republic your civics teacher swore it was. It has been reborn—radically remade—multiple times, each iteration shedding more of the Founders’ restraints on centralized power while wrapping itself in the same red, white, and blue myths.
    […]
    One might counter that the Constitution’s text, though amended, remains intact, thereby proving continuity, not rebirth. Article V remains; the three branches persist; the Bill of Rights still binds. Are these not phases of a single republic, evolved rather than replaced?
     
    This formalist objection mistakes the vessel for the voyage. The presidency of 1789 commanded a few hundred clerks and a tiny militia; today’s executive directs over a million active-duty personnel, a sprawling intelligence apparatus, and issues executive orders with the force of law on matters the Founders left to local sheriffs and state legislatures.
    […]
    Heterodox scrutiny, drawing on Sydney George Fisher’s True History of the American Revolution (1902), reveals something rawer: colonists habituated to near-unfettered autonomy under British “salutary neglect,” who revolted when the Empire—cash-strapped after imperial wars—tried to claw back control.
     
    Each subsequent “republic” has been a further entrenchment of power, marked by elite capture, crisis-exploited centralization, and the steady erosion of the original decentralized spirit. Principal-agent failures, regulatory capture, and moral hazard aren’t bugs; they’re the operating system.

  15. JaimeRoberto feckful & gruntled

    When tossing salad, it’s hard to avoid the taint.

      • mexican sharpshooter

        Seconded

        👏 Golf 👏 Clap 👏

    • EvilSheldon

      Marvelous. *Chef’s Kiss*

  16. The Other Kevin

    Mrs. TOK used to volunteer at the Shedd when we were first dating. She’s been following this story:

    https://news.wttw.com/2026/07/21/shedd-s-rescue-belugas-defunct-canadian-water-park-underway-report

    The first phase of a complicated, high-stakes rescue of 30 beluga whales from a defunct Canadian water park is complete with four female belugas now adjusting to their new home at Shedd Aquarium, officials announced Tuesday.

    The whales’ future has been in limbo since at least 2024 when their home at Marineland — a longtime tourist attraction in Niagara Falls, Ontario — closed to the public. When Canadian authorities blocked Marineland’s plan to send the belugas to China, the park threatened to euthanize the whales.

    Of course the story has its share of assholes, including the Canadian government and animal rights groups.

    • Beau Knott

      Has anyone suggested selling sending them to Japan?

      • Beau Knott

        Dammit, ‘selling’ was supposed to be strikethrough 🙁

      • The Other Kevin

        “Canadian authorities blocked Marineland’s plan to send the belugas to China” gave me that same feeling.

    • rhywun

      🎶Marineland Niagara🎶

      The commercial aired a zillion times in my youth

  17. The Late P Brooks

    History lesson

    Politics is an unending game of “what if’s,” especially for Democrats. Every four years, we hear a similar lament: “What if Michael Dukakis had not worn that silly hat in the tank?” “What if Al Gore had campaigned with Bill Clinton in Tennessee?” “What if Kamala Harris had two or three more weeks?”

    The truth is, who knows? But I do know the answer to one big “what if.” What if Bernie Sanders had won the Democratic nomination for president in 2016? And the answer is: Donald Trump would never have become president, because Bernie would have won the election.

    ——-

    So why didn’t Sanders get the nomination? Because the Democratic Party establishment — meaning the Clinton campaign, in cahoots with the Obama White House, the Democratic Senate leadership, and the Democratic National Committee — teamed up to smash him down. They couldn’t stand the fact that anyone would dare oppose Hillary Clinton.

    It’s all spelled out in a powerful new book released last week by Tad Devine, Sanders’ 2016 campaign manager: “How the Democrats Screwed Bernie.” Devine documents the various ways Democratic insiders worked to thwart the Sanders campaign. Starting with the scheduling of debates.

    Sanders would have mopped the floor with Trump.

    Sure he would.

    • slumbrew

      Sanders would have a stronger case if he were, you know, a member of the Democratic party.

      Can’t complain too much otherwise.

      • Michael Malaise

        Bernie would’ve gone to Wisconsin.

    • DrOtto

      I’m not saying he would have, but Hillary was an incredibly unpopular choice and was a big middle finger to a lot of centrist democrats. At least according to the few I know/knew. Also talking to my customers, there was more than one that was a Bernie-bro that ended up voting Trump because Hillary was too establishment. I don’t understand the thinking but just know what people told me.

      • R C Dean

        If Hilary was a big middle finger to centrists, what would the socialist have been?

      • DrOtto

        Centrists was probably the wrong word, working class is probably the better choice.

      • Raven Nation

        Had a (academic) friend who was a full-on Bernie bro. When Bernie dropped out, my friend posted on social media about his thoughtfulness toward Hillary Clinton and how, as he learned more, he was becoming more favorable to her. As if, this was an intellectual transition. I mean, what shit: if you were on board with Bernie in 2016, and you were consistent in your ideology, then your vote should have been for Jill Stein, or maybe Trump (or, I guess, Gloria La Riva). But if you were a Bernie Bro and you voted for Hilary because of her ideas, then your ideology is team uber alles.

    • rhywun

      Imagine if communist utopia could have been achieved a decade ago. *swoon*

      • DrOtto

        +1 Willie Horton

  18. The Late P Brooks

    Think about it. Had the choice in 2016 been between Sanders and Trump, it would have been an authentic populist versus a phony populist. One who knew what he was talking about, the other who was making it up. Voters would have spotted the phony populist. Lindsey Graham, Marco Rubio, and Ted Cruz did. The real populist would have won — and think how much better off we’d be today.

    Ow, my head.

    • JaimeRoberto feckful & gruntled

      I thought populism was bad. Wouldn’t a phony popular then be good?

      • JaimeRoberto feckful & gruntled

        Phony populist, that is. Damn autocorrect.

      • EvilSheldon

        Populism is great when the progs control it.

        See also, everything.

    • rhywun

      Pay no attention to that ditch over there.

  19. Evan from Evansville

    I was not in a good place last night, thinking about my week to figure shit out for them to keep me, but I’m feeling much better now. Got shown up step by step, pretty much for the first time, honestly. I still have much to learn, and more’s a comin’, but that’s ok. I guess that means three days left. (Not really, but that’s how I feel about it, with some truth.)

    Days thinking at an office are quicker than one’d imagine. Way faster than Walmart, etc. I didn’t stop for lunch the last couple ‘o days, which doesn’t displease me. Everyone else just eats while working. (I’ll soon join them, methinks. Too much thinking for eating.)

    Puppy and parents are back. I thought I had another day to myself. Damn. Well. It was good to get a whiff. I’ll have this weekend to myself, as consolation. (What a tease! (Good tease. Like when Winston’s Mom was young, working socially but not professionally. Bubbly, she.))

  20. Shpip

    Nicaragua’s president says country will not hold any more elections

    To be fair, the U.S. used to have the occasional president for life.

    I think the last one was Kennedy.

    • Mojeaux

      It warms my heart that I said something you thought was worth preserving.

  21. Mojeaux

    Generally, women don’t age as well as men, especially white women, much less get better looking. But I was looking for a model character today and tripped over Elizabeth Berkley and she’s much prettier now than she was when she was young.

  22. Evan from Evansville

    Checking out morning links and saw some fun with “Democratic Georgia gubernatorial candidate Keisha Lance Bottoms.” Told before, but reminds me of Dusty Bottoms, whom I went to high school with, friends of friends. He was a big boy, no clue how to judge weight, 260-280(?) of zero muscle and not tall. The one time I did meth was with him and said friends. He started to lose weight (partly) and he’s kept it off. Was on Ru Paul. Fun dude, though I don’t recall him being too bright. Amazingly gay. Nathan Lane in Birdcage gay, but much bigger. My school was ’01-’05 Woke Central. All the bright, yet somehow wayward kids in the Evansville Vanderburgh County School Corporation, first public charter school in IN. Still one of the best in the country, only ~250 kids when I was there.

    “He came out as gay at the age of 20” HA! That’d be … 2007. Gay aliens on Zeupiter easily pick him up on their warp-distance homo-tracker. He’s done quite well. Good for him.
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dusty_Ray_Bottoms

    • rhywun

      he was sent to conversion therapy

      Oof.

      I’m glad I was never that super gay. I think my mom figured it out but we never talked about it.

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