Day: November 25, 2021
Carrie Underwood…Stretchy Pants
God Bless America
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THE SPHINX—HAPPY THANKSGIVING
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Biden wire, once called razor wire, is the new national symbol. Biden will add it to the Presidential Seal.
Call the looters/thieves/crooks in California undocumented shoppers.
Our armed forces are paid so little that a 6 % inflation makes thousands more eligible for food stamps. Lloyd Austin, once you get the White Supremacist locked up, what about a 15 % pay raise. You SUX–You and Milley.
https://nypost.com/2021/11/18/pentagon-warns-inflation-is-becoming-a-readiness-issue/
The Navy and Marines should request the same treatment as illegals.
https://www.breitbart.com/economy/2021/11/21/report-navy-pay-delays-causing-some-sailors-rely-loans/
News organizations haven’t changed.
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Missing Peng Shuai has turned up.
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The Thankful Editor: Are you ready for some turkey, LL ?
The Cat: I sure am. I have to eat quickly, before the L-tryptophan makes me sleepy. Here is a little history.
https://www.history.com/topics/thanksgiving/history-of-thanksgiving
Don’t forget the Macy’s Parade.
https://www.today.com/popculture/macy-s-thanksgiving-day-parade-2021-what-expect-today-t238111
This is a Tar Heel’s old timey thanks.
https://www.newspapers.com/clip/34950850/im-thankful-furman-bisher-1967/
Morning Smiles
Astronomy Picture of the Day
At the Shadow’s Edge
Image Credit & Copyright: Jean-Francois Gout
Explanation: Shaped like a cone tapering into space, the Earth’s dark central shadow or umbra has a circular cross-section. It’s wider than the Moon at the distance of the Moon’s orbit though. But during the lunar eclipse of November 18/19, part of the Moon remained just outside the umbral shadow. The successive pictures in this composite of 5 images from that almost total lunar eclipse were taken over a period of about 1.5 hours. The series is aligned to trace part of the cross-section’s circular arc, with the central image at maximum eclipse. It shows a bright, thin sliver of the lunar disk still beyond the shadow’s curved edge. Of course, even within the shadow the Moon’s surface is not completely dark, reflecting the reddish hues of filtered sunlight scattered into the shadow by Earth’s atmosphere.
Tomorrow’s picture: pixels in space
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