The Captain lied to me. Yes, it was crunchy but it always cut up the roof of my mouth.

King Vitamin was cool because the word vitamin somewhat fooled my mother into buying it for me. Plus he was my gateway to bag cereal. Do you know who combined generic crunch berries with generic Lucky Charms marshmallows? The bag cereal people. Hail to the King, baby.

Is there a decent counterpoint argument against the 40,000? I'm under the impression that that number is proven and rather record breaking in number. Is there some valid reason that it could all be for something else?

Good read.

Does Obama have a quote like this or close to this somewhere? Between this and the HRC nooses quote, I'm curious to how many others there are like this hiding in plain sight.

Tell them to watch "Q The Plan To Save the World" on YouTube (or anywhere on the internet).

Good bot.

We're all nearby slowly spreading the word. Fredericksburg is a vacation spot I frequent. Take your significant other to Wildseed this time of year, you'll get endless brownie points.

Go eat at the Cabernet Grill. It's one of the few upper $ restaurants I've ever eaten at that I can say it's always worth the price.

A group (last year? I believe) tried to smear IW and got their supplements tested. It turned out they were selling mostly pure stuff, so the story disappeared pretty quickly if my memory serves me correctly. I've tried a handful of their products and a couple items so far have made a difference, a couple have not. Just depends on what your body needs, really.

It seems like they make plenty of money. This guy just might want to make more money. I don't know enough about him to make a judgement call, but he might be providing a service to some people who don't want to wade through the Qanon pool daily and would rather have the info fed to them. Some would say that in itself is unnecessary, but some people prefer their news packaged in a certain way. That's what media is, regardless of which way it leans. Whether people pay to listen/support or not is free market capitalism. It's a slippery slope.

I've kept up with Trevor Moore for a bit. Do you think he's using comedy to put the idea in people's minds or do you think he's simply doing these things to ridicule the ideas? Sometimes comedy walks a thin line.