Buzzards and Their Significance

Insofar as this area is sparsely populated, we have what one might expect in terms of domesticated cows, horses, sheep, pigs, and, of course, family pets. Living among us are the abundant squirrels, gophers and rabbits, which function as snack food for the birds of prey like owls and hawks. Surrounding all this is a considerable wild animal ecosystem: rattlesnakes, coyotes, raccoons, mountain lions, bobcats, deer, foxes, and an occasional bear. (more…)

Reader A submitted the assertion to the left, and Reader B commented, “Yes it was. It just wasn’t set up for that person to be supported by sycophantic power hungry assholes to let him have his way. That’s where the problem lies.”
Glad you feel that way, Mitt. But if you find it hard to imagine now, just wait a couple of weeks, and this particular effort to subvert the election will look tame in comparison.
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From Bernie Sanders: The Walton family is worth $238 billion. Yet they pay wages so low, 14,541 of their workers in 9 states are forced to rely on food stamps to feed their families. I say to the Walton family: Get off welfare. Pay your workers a living wage—at least $15 an hour.
He’s going, but not without doing as much damage as possible.
The “surfer girl” here was bitten by a shark, a shark that, for reasons we’ll never know, changed its mind almost instantaneously, and simply swam away. That’s good luck.
One of the joys of having Trump gone is that Americans will no longer have to hang their heads in shame when we encounter people in other countries. Our neighbor to the north has felt our pain since the very beginning, and it sure will be nice to have their renewed respect and admiration.
ven after all the years since the 9/11 attacks, it’s still hard to believe that Rudy Giuliani, a man we once afforded so much admiration, has turned into an absolute buffoon. And let’s not forget that he’s a criminal as well, if only based on his actions in the
In response to the meme here, I would say that it depends on one’s definition of “market.” If we mean the market of today, in which corporations are free to use our atmosphere as their own private sewers, and convert our rainforests into pastureland for the