Let’s do this.
Also today, Your Fratoscope.
And the Quote of the Day is from Theodore Roosevelt:
“The most practical kind of politics is the politics of decency.”
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Hey Factory Fans!
Dogs have really good ears and nose. How do I know? My dog barks at dogs from over a block away. You can’t hear them or see them, but she can hear and smell them. She’s at the door right now, at 10pm, barking into the darkness. Just when I finally turn off the A/C and open the door for some air. Damn you dog!
At Super Frat, it’s the Nobel Pee Prize.
Validation is new.
And the Quote of the Day is from Norman Reedus:
“The dogs with the loudest bark are the ones that are most afraid.”
Hey Factory Fans!
It seems like apologies don’t work any more. In fact, they seem to do more damage than just staying the course. Case and point, Norm MacDonald. You’d think a comedian would just shrug and say “I say some outrageous shit sometimes”, but not he apologized and more outrage. Then he has to go on The View? My have the snarky have fallen.
In this day and age, I am glad not to be famous.
At Super Frat, it’s Ten Things You Shouldn’t Do While Sleeping.
And the Quote of the Day is from John Arbuthnot:
“Never contradict. Never explain. Never apologize. (Those are the secrets of a happy life!)”
Hey Factory Fans!
I almost went to sushi tonight. I’m sitting her thinking about the alternate universe where I enjoyed sushi. Was it good? Did I regret the expense? Is that Tony thinking about me and my saved money?
At Super Frat, it’s Rewritten Headlines.
New Validation today.
And the Quote of the Day is from Bill Watterson:
“It’s not denial. I’m just selective about the reality I accept.”
Hey Factory Fans!
Get out of the hurricane’s path, fans. Take a bus, go inland and if you have to sleep in a bus station, just do it. Better than drowning in the remains of your house. Plus if you have to be in a shelter, one far away from the storm will probably be better anyway.
At Super Frat, Elon’s a Bro.
Validation continues Roxy Week.
And the Quote of the Day is from Horace:
“Your own safety is at stake when your neighbor’s wall is ablaze.”
