Althouse: The morning's texts at Meadhouse, presented without links or comment.

February 12, 2022

The morning's texts at Meadhouse, presented without links or comment.

27 comments:

Readering said...: That was surely not a Rams fan in the first photo. Too chill out here. Can't rule out the third photo, however.; 2/12/22, 11:18 AM
walter said...: Puppy Love; 2/12/22, 11:38 AM
Andrew said...: Rod Dreher has a couple of posts on the Biden appointee. I won't link. Very sick stuff. Things I wish I had not learned about.; 2/12/22, 11:56 AM
michaele said...: Last night I couldn't resist texting to a family member a link that included the info on the new Energy Dept. Waste Disposal guy which included photos of his lifestyle choices. I guess we should feel grateful he doesn't do blackface or he could be Biden's Supreme Court nominee.; 2/12/22, 12:00 PM
Clyde said...: I’m not sure if that creepy nuke waste nominee needs a shot for parvo or pervo. Or both.; 2/12/22, 12:16 PM
gilbar said...: I'm surprised (well, not TOO surprised) that y'all haven't mentioned Sam Brinton before.
Do y'all realize? That SOME PEOPLE Think, that just because he is a perverted freak, that has sex with dogs (well, people pretending to to be dogs), that that might mean that he "might not" be, The Best Pick for a nuclear energy position?

I mean, seriously folks; just because a guy is a perverted mentally ill sex freak; that is legally insane, does Not (necessarily) mean that we shouldn't trust him with caring for nuclear materials... Does It?
i mean, just look at a pic of him; and tell me that He Isn't The Best Pick

Biden unleashes dog-role-playing fetishist on key nuclear post; 2/12/22, 12:35 PM
Big Mike said...: Bengals fans are pretty serious about tomorrow’s game I guess.; 2/12/22, 12:47 PM
farmgirl said...: “We’re all gonna die” isn’t a comment, though?; 2/12/22, 12:52 PM
FullMoon said...: To which Govt. department was the first guy chosen to lead?

And, what happened to Biden's favorite dog? Still living?; 2/12/22, 12:58 PM
Static Ping said...: So which one is the Biden nominee?; 2/12/22, 1:27 PM
walter said...: Hopefully Readering recognizes Joementia's new hire.; 2/12/22, 2:24 PM
Iman said...: Wolves, sheesh!

The problem with wolves is when they save your life, they never let you forget you owe them.; 2/12/22, 2:43 PM
R C Belaire said...: Woof!; 2/12/22, 2:45 PM
farmgirl said...: Oh- I see.
Not that comment.; 2/12/22, 2:47 PM
Iman said...: 1. Bengali
2. Wolf
3. Teh Gimp; 2/12/22, 4:07 PM
Lucien said...: So that Brinton guy is basically vaccinated against blackmail.; 2/12/22, 5:05 PM
Big Mike said...: “We’re all gonna die!”

Depends on whether you go jogging where a hungry wolf pack is looking for an easy meal. The November 24, 2008, issue of Sports Illustrated graphically detailed an attack on a young man who left his camp unarmed on a solo walk. Tracks in the snow showed that a wolf had moved behind him, blocking his path back to safety. About 600 yards from the campsite, three other wolves moved ahead of him, and surrounded him. The evidence in the snow suggests he didn’t last long.; 2/12/22, 5:07 PM
Readering said...: I didn't recognize, but apparently well known to many here.

Well, if it wasn't for public's aversion to kink, BHO might have had a harder time climbing the greasy pole.; 2/12/22, 5:24 PM
toxdoc said...: The surprising thing is Brinton is pro nuclear energy and his super clever and clean disposal storage method is the same directional drilling used in evil unconventional oil and gas; 2/12/22, 5:35 PM
toxdoc said...: The surprising thing is Brinton is pro nuclear energy and his super clever and clean disposal storage method is the same directional drilling used in evil unconventional oil and gas; 2/12/22, 5:35 PM
Joe Smith said...: 'I guess we should feel grateful he doesn't do blackface or he could be Biden's Supreme Court nominee.'

Fucking dogs gets a pass.

Blackface would be over the top.; 2/12/22, 5:38 PM
Ann Althouse said...: I can’t believe we let 1,000 wolves just run around in Wisconsin!; 2/12/22, 5:56 PM
Ann Althouse said...: And 24,000 bears.; 2/12/22, 5:57 PM
Big Mike said...: @Althouse, those 24 000 bears are a significant risk. I have seen YouTube videos of bears forcing their way into homes. In one, the bear took the door handle into its mouth and turned it, then walked right in. A few yeas back I left bird feeders up after dark, and a black bear came up on my deck and took them away. I recovered two feeders the next day, damaged but repairable. I only ever found small pieces of the third. Yes, it was a bear. Not much else can bend a 3/8” steel bolt into a 90 degree angle.

If bears show up in your neighborhood for gosh sakes don’t shoot it with anything smaller than a .44 magnum or a.30 caliber rifle, or bigger. All you’re going to do is leave a dangerous wounded animal for game wardens to track and dispose of.; 2/12/22, 10:20 PM
Bunkypotatohead said...: Brinton's just there to distract from the black woman court nominee.
She'll seem pretty normal in comparison.; 2/12/22, 10:21 PM
SteveWe said...: I lived in Asheville NC for a while and I never went outside without a can of bear spray in my pocket unless it was into the city for shopping. There are a similar number of bears in that state, Ann.

There are between 30,000 and 40,000 bears in California. I never saw any in urban counties, but I've seen plenty in the Sierra Nevada.

I have seen a mountain lion in two California residential neighborhoods. The estimated number of them in CA is 4,000-6,000, so population counts can be deceiving.; 2/12/22, 11:27 PM
SteveWe said...: Re Brinton: Currently, there is no specific federal law prohibiting sex acts between humans and animals; however, nearly every U.S. state has criminalized bestiality in some form.

In what state does Brinton live?; 2/12/22, 11:35 PM