Half-Assed ONT

So I'm sitting there after dinner, reading a book, and my wife and kid are talking. She's asking him why he isn't at work. “Mom, I never work on Thursday”.

Wait....Thursday?

Crap! Because of yesterday being a day off, today “felt” like a Monday to me. If it's Thursday, I have to do the ONT!

And it's due in one hour. So, you're gonna get what you get. Sorry

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A Comprehensive List of 88 Movies from the 80s—How Many Have You Watched?

The entire article is just a collection of one sheets (posters) from 80s movies. It's a fun walk down memory lane. How many have you seen? For me the number is 78.

This Thing Is Gonna Get Out Of Control

Left Plays Footsie With Political Violence

Regardless, in our democratic republic, however, citizens are supposed to solve those problems at the ballot box, not with bullets or "black vigilantes."

But in recent years, the left has been flirting with those who would use political violence to accomplish the left's objectives.
President-elect Donald Trump faced two serious assassination attempts this past year. Pro-Hamas groups took over college campuses and buildings last spring. Around the country, Jewish students reported being assaulted on college campuses. Police are investigating two George Mason University students involved with Students for Justice in Palestine. Last month, police searched their home. They found flags for Hamas and Hezbollah and signs that said "death to America" and "death to Jews." Police also found weapons and ammunition.

Most elected Democrats won't directly condone violence. But few on the left are willing to isolate those, like BLM and pro-Hamas protesters, that view it as an acceptable way to accomplish their goals. 
Instead of playing footsie with those engaged in political violence, Democrats need to cut them off at the knees.

“Cut them off at the knees”? How violent.

I've Been Meaning To Watch This

Let me know if it's any good if you beat me to it.

The Real Villain In Die Hard

Taking Another Look At ‘Die Hard’

What we do is someone who sets up a new life 3000 miles away from her husband, then drops his name “for professional purposes” without telling him. Who would humiliate someone they love to the point that they did not even know how to refer to their spouse or search for them in the corporate directory. No heads up whatsoever shows Holly was already checking out of their marriage.
Long after hope had been lost that Holly would come back to him, John still wears his wedding ring. Sad.
The Die Hard movies, at least the first three, are a testament to the dedication of one police officer to his wife and family, a commitment John McClane maintains long after his wife finally forsakes him after years from abuse and neglect. The other sequels are about a father’s love for his children, which leads audiences to conclude that he is still, deep down, in love with their mother, too, who has taken him for granted and abused him for years.
Even though he always survives and manages to protect his loved ones, John McClane is a tragic character who forever pines for the one thing he simply cannot get: the love of his wife.
Holly McClane, who likely legally switched back to Gennaro after the divorce (since she’d done it professionally beforehand), is an abusive woman who ultimately has no regard for the man who kept herself and her children alive against all odds.

What a bitch.

Related: The Garland mayor's Christmas video

I meant to post this last week but overlooked it.

We'll Even Give Them Back The Dollar

We Dug It, We Own It

Jimmy Carter had run for office promising to oppose a surrender of the canal. As with most of his policies, he turned out to have been lying. Even though the majority of Americans opposed the giveaway, Carter, Democrat Senate Majority Leader and KKK leader Robert Byrd, teamed up with GOP Senate Minority Leader Howard Baker, the worst RINO in Senate history, to conduct the surrender. This move would cost Baker his chances at a presidential nomination.

While Reagan’s election triumph tends to be credited to the economy, there is no doubt that his declaration, “we dug it, we own it” about the Panama Canal powered him to a primary win over Baker who was the favorite son of the D.C. establishment and Rockefeller Republicans.

Carter, the Klansman and the RINO managed to get the two Senate Republican votes they needed, including former Sen. Bob Packwood, and ensured the rise of Reagan and a conservative revolution. America lost the canal but it also bid goodbye to Jimmy Carter.

I think he makes some good points. Even if he didn't, regaining control of the canal is in America's strategic interest.

And that's all I've got, because I didn't spend the day looking for content while I was working like I usually do.

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