Must say this made me laugh (in a good way)…
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I wasn’t familiar with Candice Owen but I did wonder what happened to Tucker Carlson. He seemed a sensible chap for many years but is obviously mad as a box of frogs.
Perhaps my failure to engage with mainstream pundits, award ceremonies, approved broadcasters, celebrities and ‘influencers’ is not received as a silent message of contempt? So… it’s all my fault for slack gatekeeping?
Everything he said can also be applied to voting.
What you reward with your votes is what you create more of in the world.
We get the media that we choose to watch, and we get the government for which we choose to vote.
And yet (or, and so), here we are.
@Old Jack Tar
obviously mad as a box of frogs.
Are they mad as in crazy or mad as in angry? And why is a box of frogs mad? I mean are they mad because they are in the box, or are frogs just intrinsically mad and the madness is compounded by there being a bunch all in one single place?