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  1. Pooky
    Doesn’t skipping take longer than driving? 🤔
  2. Pooky
    All of them did. In a unanimous opinion, SCOTUS agreed that Democrats and Never-Trumpers, in their bid to preserve Democracy and prevent the presumed wannabe Dictator from even getting on the primary ballot, were, in fact, acting in a pseudo-dictatorial manner themselves and attempting to destroy Democracy. ☠️ Oh, the irony.
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    Because on the Western side, there are no roads, spaces for roads, or even things like trails and whatnot. There are trees. And undergrowth. And Meese. And Bears. Maine is also the only state in the U.S. with a land border ton only one other U.S. state - New Hampshire.
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    If I had to choose an actual State, it would have to be Maine. Lived there for a while, the people are great, the pace of life suits me (after a stint working in Manhattan), the food is good, you can go swimming in the Atlantic last week in August and first week in September and not get frostbite and it’s still mainly too cold for Great White Sharks. The only downside is that I never found where they hid the Red October. 🤔
  5. Pooky
    Happiest state in the U.S.? Inebriation Closely followed by … Obliviousness
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    The rumour is that Mitch McMuddle chose November because it’s going to take him that long to physically reach the exit.
  7. Pooky
    Nowhere near as many as know that they’re on Biden’s enemies list.
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    The world’s most popular airliner is in trouble again. After Alaska Flight 1282 on Jan 5th lost a “permanently” secured exit hatch on climb out, a number of airlines are grounding the type again due to safety concerns Watch: Inside Alaska Airlines plane after part blows off mid-air https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-67900834 Thankfully this time the flight was still in its initial climb-out, low enough to avoid explosive decompression, with all passengers seated and belted in. Boeing must be thanking their lucky stars this didn’t happen at 38,000 ft. The continuing quality control issues at Boeing must be making the execs at Airbus more than a little happy right now.
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