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Tuesday Overnight Open Thread - November 4, 2025 [Doof]
How are YOUR pumpkins holding up?
Tuesday night ONT time is here. Content? Yeah, there's content? Open thread? Yup - talk about whatever you want! Lurkers encouraged to de-lurk? Absolutely!
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Socialism for New York?
Socialist Zohran Mamdani is heavily favored to win New York City Mayoral election tomorrow.
“We have to be unapologetic about our socialism.” he says.
A broke Frenchman was able to cover the cost of his wedding by selling advertisements on his tuxedo jacket to 26 startups and becoming a human billboard.
French salesman Dagobert Renouf had long been dreaming of marrying his then-fiancée, Anna Plynina, but he was too poor to afford a proper wedding. To put it plainly, he was completely broke and on the verge of homelessness. But that was no reason to deprive his beloved of the wedding she had been dreaming of. Back in July, he posted on X, announcing that he had decided to try and cover the expenses of his nuptials by becoming a human billboard. Any company willing to promote their products or services was willing to buy a slot on his suit jacket. His post went viral, and he ended up with 26 brand names on his jacket and a total of $10,000 in advertising fees.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers made a major wildlife trafficking bust last week, seizing a truck carrying 163 animals, many of them exotic reptiles, at the Anzalduas International Bridge.
On October 22, CBP officers encountered a silver Toyota truck attempting to exit the U.S. into Mexico. A secondary inspection revealed dozens of reptiles, amphibians, and arachnids concealed within the vehicle. Officials say the animals were hidden in an apparent attempt to smuggle them across the border illegally.
Among the seized wildlife were 24 royal pythons, multiple species of milk snakes and king snakes, various lizards, tree frogs, tarantulas, and several rare python morphs. The driver was arrested, and both the vehicle and the animals were taken into custody. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is now handling the investigation.
Not related, yet somehow related
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DJ Doof - This Date in Music History Edition
(from thisdayinmusic.com)
On this date in 1977: The Last Waltz, the movie of The Bands final concert premiered in New York. The Martin Scorsese movie also featured Joni Mitchell, Dr John, Neil Young, Van Morrison, Neil Diamond, Eric Clapton.
Born on this date in 1957: English rock guitarist, songwriter James Honeyman-Scott who was a founding member of the English-American rock band The Pretenders.
Born on this date in 1954: English singer, musician, songwriter Chris Difford, who was a founding member of Squeeze.
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