The horror, the horror. White Republicans dancing. [Shudders] But boy, do they ever pwn the Libtards, amiright?
Oh, maybe not:
Man hospitalized for COVID-19 after Queens Republican club Christmas party
Imagine if that dance is was your legacy, how you will always be remembered.
Only one hospitalized. Shit.
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He’ll have company soon enough! COVID- 19: Rethugs share, and share alike.
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And I couldn’t help but notice how they’re ALL slim, trim, fit, and git-down-to-boogyin to that shit.
Uh-huh, uh-huh…
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These are visualizations that make me cringe about fellow white seniors…like a different species.
I did notice the woman in the red blouse was left well enough alone though.
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They’re partying as if it were the end times. They just might be right.
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I found the newspaper article telling of the one guy hospitalized.
The kicker is the last ‘graph:
Trent said he was surprised that he got COVID after attending the party because he “wasn’t doing anything risky.”
I would really like to have a phone app that would let me send a virtual (yet physical) slap to that idiot.
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Newspaper article is what you get if you click the graphic in the 2nd tweet.
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There’s a name for this: Danse Macabre.
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All he was missing was a lamp shade on his head and his rendition of The Newton.
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It was so at the volcano but perhaps a better example is a wildfire, a big one. What most folks would think of as a forest fire, burns the forest up. Or down, as it may, or may not, be. A good fire burns down … the understory, the underbrush, the weed trees, rarely reaches up into the canopy. Which is the real deal and beside my point. For several weeks, often months – the volcano was a couple years – after a big fire there’s nothing around, all the wildlife has been run off, at best, and all there is is silence. The noise you make.
Kinda’ eerie, primordial even.
I’m not big on the predicting game, but I’ve got this eerie, primordial tightness down around where I’d rather not that about a month into the new year, three weeks into January it’s gonna’ get that quiet.
Not unlike that minute or two after a bomb goes off.
Maybe then (maybe not, as it may, or may not, be) it’ll sink in, people will get it.
I’m not banking on it …
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The words to stupid to live come to mind.
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“Too” not “to.”
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Do they walk around in the rain and then wonder why they’re wet?
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