
Day: March 25, 2026
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Daily Wisecracks & Wisdom
You’re never fully dressed
without a smile.
Martin Charnin
THE SPHINX—WHO AND WHY

BREAKING NEWS.
I’m a cat, and I believe nothing that the killers say or agree to.
They want special treatment.
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Trader Joe’s has a food recall.
https://nypost.com/2026/03/23/lifestyle/10-million-pounds-of-popular-foods-in-trader-joes-recall/
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Baby Trump analyses Baby Joe.
Musk is The Man.
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Good for him.
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Schumer is a small man with no ethics. His party plans above loyalty to The Constitution is a sad joke. FJB and him.
For our younger readers the ‘Monroe Doctrine’ was a policy President Monroe began by telling Europe, at the time, not to interfere with countries in North and South America.
The terrorists are stone cold killers.
Know your basics.
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Mamskinky.
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The Problem Editor: What are some problems, LL ?
The I Can’t Take It Anymore Cat: It’s crazy. Democrats, DEI, and greed seem to be in charge. The Guthrie kidnapping is run by fools ( Democrats ).
The Demonacrats and their Lefty Progressive Buddies keep screaming for violence and doxxing Trump officials. It might turn on them one day.
Princess should change their name to Queen, or maybe pay their employees more and charge more for tickets. It is the Walz-Somali Plan.
What is going on ?
A number one song from 1966.
Gavin can do it !!!!!
https://www.timesofisrael.com/
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Schumer loves the unfortunate. He will give them all of your money.
Astronomy Picture of the Day

The Guardians of Rapa Nui beneath the Milky Way
Image Credit and Copyright: Rositsa Dimitrova
Text: Keighley Rockcliffe (NASA GSFC, UMBC CSST, CRESST II)
Explanation: In the words of today’s astrophotographer, Rositsa Dimitrova, “What have these silent sentinels watched pass across the sky?” The volcanic mo’ai (meaning statue) of Ahu Tongariki stand guard over Rapa Nui (Isla de Pascua, Easter Island), a Polynesian island (annexed by Chile in 1888) located thousands of kilometers off the coast of South America in the Pacific Ocean. Due to the island’s remoteness, the mo’ai, with their backs to the dark ocean, are able to gaze upon a clear and vibrant night sky. Pictured, these larger-than-life statues stare at the bright band of the Milky Way, partly obscured by interstellar dust and blurred by Earth’s clouds. Under such clear night skies, the Rapa Nui created observatories and used astronomical observations for navigation, calendar calibration, celebrations, and more. Images like this one remind us of the importance of dark skies, protecting the land underneath them, and preserving the culture that they inspire.
Tomorrow’s picture: Gravitational Waves
