Now send him to Room 101.
They didn't think anyone would notice in all the confusion?
I know. Rhetorical question.
I'm not saying this to show how superior I am, I'm not.
But I never trusted Alex.
I never trust anyone who comes across as a sweaty, cheap used car salesman.
"A worthless person, a wicked man, walks with a perverse mouth, winking his eyes, he shuffles his feet, he points with his fingers."
Proverbs 6:12-13
The Mother of All Pills to swallow.
One swallow at a time, please.
Low IQ primates should never be elected to public office in America.
You can call me Shirley, but don't call me Roseann.
Technically, the decade ends 12.31.2020, but I won't quibble.
Not soon enough.
Temper expectations.
Be stable and take the long view.
When it finally does happen, it will stun us all.
She signed off for the court. Her turn in the rotation.
If we aren't sure, they aren't sure.
Live a half-empty life, eh?
Great answer.
Another way to say it is does an area of space that Nature abhors need to be sealed?
And I have no issue with you expressing your opinion. I just think you're wrong.
Hell, I may be wrong. But I'm not wrong here.
So gloomy. So hopeless.
For some reason there have been numerous instances of double posts over the past few days.
10% is FAR MORE than "Baby steps"!
A huge leap forward!
I would endeavor to explain why, but I don't think anyone's interested at this hour.
Feels like good planning, eh?
Before I retired, I led a team of business process consultants. We analyzed business processes and recommended changes to improve/streamline them. Big improvements, big changes.
Change management was a big part of our work. Changes–no matter how beneficial–are NOT automatically adopted by the rank and file members of an organization. They have to be persuaded.
So we would target those special people in an organization, those influential ones who could persuade others, the "change agents" we called them.
We would target getting 10% of the organization on board with the changes. We do this and 100% of the time, the other 90% eventually got on board with the changes.
We anons are the changes leaders. If we've gotten 10% of the public on board as the Watters segment suggests, our success is a foregone conclusion. It's now just a matter of time.
Take it to the bank.
Today is a good day too.
I'd rather be red than dead.
It's just an indicator.
A hopeful one.
Does it feel right to you?
It sure as hell does to me.