Dawes:
Happy Hour: The Bo-Keys – Work That Skirt …
Panhandle Slim… Art for Folk…
Thank you
I just wanted to say how much I appreciate the people who have supported the site with their donations: past, present and future. Every once in a while, someone cancels a monthly donation — and I promise, I’m not upset that you canceled, I only feel thankful for your past support. Your contributions have given me breathing space to the point where I can buy the large package of toilet paper, and not just a couple of rolls at a time.
Every time I run out of saline rinse or allergy pills, and I reach into my closet for a new one, I think of you guys. You’ve made it possible for me to live at a more comfortable distance from the edge.
Louisiana pols ask Grover Norquist’s permission to hike taxes
First he killed Sears
Large medical bills only getting larger, study finds
Christie disclosed grand jury information, ex-official says
Asshole messes with the wrong woman
Yeah, he really asked for it:
A man outside a nightclub in California decided to sexually harass a woman. He then experienced a major failure in the victim selection process by targeting two young ladies who happen to be professional cage fighters: Leslie Smith and Heather Clark.
Leslie Smith is in the bantamweight division and Heather Clark is in strawweight division of the Ultimate Fighting Champion mixed martial arts company. They are highly skilled at physically beating opponents into bloody submission.
The man pinched Clark’s bottom. Smith objected, as the tabloid The Mirror describes:
The man then allegedly spat in her face saying “F*** you. I can do whatever I want.”
Smith replied: ‘No motherf***er, you can’t.’
He then allegedly swung a punch in Smith’s direction – which she dodged, forcing him against and wall.
She then managed to take him onto the floor where she rained down elbows on him, the Metro reports.
“He turned over and I just dropped elbows on him from mount against the building until he started saying, “I’m sorry,”‘ Smith told Bloody Elbow.
“Then I stopped as soon as he said sorry, because that was really the only thing I went over there for.”
Cool water
I certainly get the appeal of having a backyard pool (although, to be honest, I preferred a swim club when my kids were little), but they’re really, really expensive. (Which is why they’re a “status symbol.” What fun.)
But I don’t see residential pools lasting into the future. We’re already seeing drought, extreme heat and water shortages — I wouldn’t be surprised to see more money going to public pools because single-home pools will be banned.




