Looks like I picked the wrong week to quit drinking ...
Der Furor, his wife, and numerous White House and campaign officials have tested positive for Covid-19, and the Denier in Chief has been taken to Walter Reed Army Medical Center for treatment; the first presidential debate, otherwise known as an embarrassing dumpster fire of boorish behavior on the part of Der Furor, took place on Tuesday; after refusing to condemn white supremacist groups in the US presidential debate, Der Furor on Wednesday tried to back away from the predictable backlash by saying "I don't know who the Proud Boys are" - despite urging them to "stand back and stand by" on Tuesday night; Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, who is recovering in Germany after being poisoned in Russia by a nerve agent, has directly accused Russian President Vladimir Putin of being behind the attack; on Wednesday Congress approved and Der Furor signed a temporary spending bill that delays the threat of a government shutdown until after the presidential election, but before Christmas; and Chicago cyclist Rubin Lopez raised money for Yemen relief by riding exactly 69 miles per day for 36 days to travel from Poo Poo Point in Washington state to Pee Pee Creek in Ohio ... and he plans to continue on to finish his journey at Pee Pee Island in Labrador.
Today is the first Saturday in October, and it begins our annual tradition of a month of Cartoon Saturdays dedicated to scary things (other than Der Furor, the GOP in general, and white supremacist militias) in honor of Halloween. For the first of our Halloween-season Cartoon Saturdays, let's visit with werewolves, shall we?
We could use a little of this around our neighborhood ...
1 comment:
I too wondered about the Incredible Hulk's clothing costs.
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