BIBLE: It’s kind of like if you keep doing stuff that breaks your computer and your IT guy says, “It says right here in the manual not to do these things!” And you say, “I don’t believe in manuals.“
CLIMATE: [1:19:55] –Climate: The Movie (The Cold Truth) in English for free.
DYING for EQUITY: Ann Coulter writes about the deadly consequences of lowering standards.
GET WOKE, GO BROKE: On March 16, I posted about a Planet Fitness member who complained about this man shaving in the women’s bathroom; they canceled her membership. From the time she posted the photo above to the internet, Planet Fitness’s stock price has dropped roughly 15%.
SUPER CITIZENS: Daniel Gruber writes about the vast privileges afforded to Democrats’ BFFs.
THANK GOD: On Wednesday evening, a hot air balloon crashed into power lines near Highway 63 in Rochester, Minnesota. The basket with three occupants hung up on the lines until the wire gave way and dropped them to the ground. Praise God! One of the three walked away; the other two suffered only minor injuries.
US vs. THEM: Washington Democratic Governor Jay Inslee signed a bill into law mandating that all public schools in the state teach LGBTQ history as a required curriculum.
Utah Governor Spencer Cox signed a bill into law adding the Ten Commandments to the American history curriculum in all Utah schools.
- https://notthebee.com/article/washington-state-public-schools-will-begin-teaching-lgbtq-history-in-2025
- https://notthebee.com/article/utah-governor-signs-bill-to-put-the-ten-commandments-back-in-utah-schools
GRAMMY NOTES: I did part time secretarial work for the protestant minister at my college. On my first day, I asked what signal he would use to let me know I should vacate his one-room office.
- Him: Why would I need you to do that?
- Me: If someone comes in for counseling?
- Him: Oh, they don’t come to me for that. They go to Father Bob.
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I was ground crew for a balloon flight that took off from our ranch, following by car. Fortunately the wind was blowing pretty much due south, which was how the highway went.
It was a nice idea. You don’t hear wind, the balloonist said, because you’re traveling with it. So you just float along, drifting over everything serenely. It was a nice, clear day.
After several miles, they started to come down. They came close to some high-power lines, but he ran the burners and they hopped over the lines and came down in a pasture. Mostly gently landing, considering it’s kind-of a controlled crash.
That was all I needed to know about balloon travel. Not for me, thanks.
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