Documentarian and left-wing activist Michael Moore has floated a conspiracy theory on his Facebook page that suggested Donald Trump's coronavirus diagnosis was faked.[The Independent rates 100 on NewsGuard's standards of credibility and transparency.
Nestle, which makes the microwavable meat- and cheese-filled crusts that many Americans turned to during pandemic-related lockdowns, told the Army and Air Force Exchange Service and other retailers that it will have “severe inventory constraints” in its Hot Pockets product lines because of the global outbreak, AAFES spokeswoman Julie Mitchell said.
…is that it's the penultimate day of Banned Books Week.
Collectively known as Asian jumping worms, crazy worms, snake worms or Alabama jumpers, they’ve become well established across the South and Mid-Atlantic and have reached parts of the Northeast, Upper Midwest and West.
Normally I'm not a big fan of early voting. A lot of things can happen in a month, or even a week, before an election. Plus, it's nice to get out once a year, walk to the polling place. But, thanks to a global pandemic and rampant moronitude, this is not a normal time.
Joe Biden's been campaigning for 40 years. If you still have questions about him, maybe you should check what planet you've been living on.
Trump is Trump.
Grab a stamp. (You may not even need a stamp, but if in doubt… I say use a self-sticking one. You won't even have to lick.)
And BTW, if you're one of the people thinking about tweaking the rules for the next "debates," you needn't on my account. I have an off switch.
And the vast majority of cyberattacks are accomplished with very little effort by conning people into clicking on suspicious links and attachments when they should know better.
"Ever been to Hell and back? Now’s your chance. This month, I’m handing over the keys to the Gates of Hell and appointing you Mayor for the night."
Seems like a perfectly 2020 thing to do.
(And yes, this Hell does freeze over. Regularly. Bring a hat.)
Now I'm finding out other people saw it too, It was even in the newspaper this morning; they saw it.
Yikes.
…of Jasper Fforde's new novel reads as follows:
Somebody once said that the library is actually the dominant life form on the planet. Humans simply exist as the reproductive means to achieve more libraries.
And it's straight down the rabbit hole from there.
The telecom giant — which acquired the site formerly known as the Huffington Post as part of its $4.4 billion purchase of AOL in 2015
AOL owned the Huffington Post?
Verizon has pitched the property to prospective buyers including Thrillist-owner Group Nine Media, Rolling Stone publisher Penske Media Corp., Bustle Digital Media and J2 Global, insiders said.
And where did these guys come from?
[Disclosure: Nobody owns us. Except Google, of course. Google owns everybody. Everybody just doesn't know it yet.]
Also…
In 2016, Lydia Polgreen took the reins as top editor from Huffington, who left to build a wellness and lifestyle company…
What is a wellness company?
That could be because hearing Keinan tick off a list of problems that come along with sharing hangars would probably make you sign up on the spot.
