Wouldn’t you really rather drive a Buick?
A Buick
A brand new Buick.
Wouldn’t you really rather drive a Buick?
This year.
A radio ad for Galloway Buick that I remember from when I was a child. It played on my parents’ favorite station, WBIG 1470 AM
Wouldn’t you really rather drive a Buick?
A Buick
A brand new Buick.
Wouldn’t you really rather drive a Buick?
This year.
A radio ad for Galloway Buick that I remember from when I was a child. It played on my parents’ favorite station, WBIG 1470 AM
Strange things that have happened during my life.
The first place I ever heard of Whitney Houston was while dancing in an outdoor club in Macedonia (then Yugoslavia) near Albania. lol
I asked somebody, “who is that?”
They said, “Weetnie.” 😁
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Empty shelves proof of complete system collapse at the Dollar General.
Actually, not really. These were the only shelves in the entire store that weren’t fully stocked. The rest of the store was bursting with things to buy.
I’m posting this because someone I know posted an empty section of Target one time claiming severe supply shortages. All Target was doing was swapping out a section of seasonal for the next holiday.
Why not distort when possible. 😁

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It was a helluva lunch today.
Enchiladas suizas with Oaxaca cheese all over.
Habanero Grill. Henderson, North Carolina.

Xavier and Sxip Shirey.
In this song, Xavier is singing about being in trouble for sucking on a cinnamon stick.
You don’t know the trouble he’s in.

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I gave myself a home covid test today “for reasons.” Fortunately, it came out negative.
I didn’t even have to look to know the answer, but I decided to check the box for location of manufacture.
All the test kits from my employer, plus the ones from the feds, plus every mask I’ve worn through this whole thing, all China.
China should be telling the USA, “if y’all can’t make your own shit, you ought to stop complaining about every little GD thing. 😁


Three years ago this week, hanging out in the Pope’s back yard in the Pinecone Courtyard, lol. Cortile della Pigna.
Breakfast in the courtyard bistro was an extra charge and reservation only, but it wasn’t that much and included admission to the Vatican Museums. We call that morning “breakfast with the Pope” though he wasn’t there.


We’ve been getting into these 24/7 1980’s Barker-Era “The Price is Right” (TPIR) on PlutoTV.
There’s a lot to like:
— Danger! Contestants sometimes fall into the wheel.
— Sexism. “Women aren’t very good at Blank Check.”
— More sexism. Women have to reach into Barker’s coat pocket to get a $100 bill. Men, he just hands it to them.
— Porn. Barker’s Beauties.
— Backstory. The lawsuits.
— Weird racial comments. “You look like an Asian extraction.”
— Tension. Barker sometimes belittles or gets into it with contestants.
This is just the tip of the iceberg of family fun. There is something for everyone.


Just a small slice of the daily ring and hangups from the car warranties and “welcome to Spectrum.” The telcos act like they’re powerless against them.
Spectrum and AT&T are also guilty for having a business model that supports spam signups.
No wonder voice calls have dropped to the bottom in popularity. All voice calls to my number go directly to voicemail unless on a starred list, except my work phone. I’m required to take all those.
On the rise, text spam, often to 100’s of recipients at a time. This is the reason I won’t phone bank or do political text spam for anybody. It’s not good to play with people’s phones.
One time I was trying to get an ambulance for my mother and had to ask the dispatcher to keep repeating the instructions because some jackass from India kept having at my line. I ended up losing a call from the hospital because of it.
A secondary role of the spam callers is to detect and exploit the elderly with dementia. The call centers have specialists that they activate for that.

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