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@SBF - yes, that was what I thought when I read Lloyd's story.
Lloyd can spin quite a good yarn, minimising or skipping over stuff that reflects badly on him.
So let me spell it out: Lloyd had been indulging in online sex stuff, which his wife, Dijana, discovered on his phone. Then Lloyd started crying and screaming, trying to grab the phone.
He sounds just like a spoilt toddler, doesn't he. 🤣
Poor Dijana, being married to this toxic clown.
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I really hope he goes fully woketard mode - me too.
The far Left typically eat their own at some point, and it would be great to be watching from the sidelines when this eventually happens to Lloyd.
Couldn't happen to a nicer guy
i used to have a large-ish novel collection but my current collection is scaled-down because i was forced to move back to bolton 4 years ago and didn't have enough room for them all in my suitcases.. i currently own just 9 novels.. salem's lot (stephen king).
three by john ajvide lindqvist:.
let the old dreams die.
@TonusOH - a vampire novel (or at least a novel with a vampire in it) that I strongly recommend is Let The Right One In by John Ajvide Lindqvist. I love the film, too. The novel is particularly dark but it's fantastic. Some passages are difficult to read, but at its core it is a love story between a bullied 12 year old kid and a 200 year old vampire who looks like a girl.
this is long so i'll just post a link, i think many here will agree with a lot of what the author has to say.
it certainly resonated with my thinking of the last few years.
https://instapundit.substack.com/p/it-should-be-safe-to-be-unpopular?sd=pf.
Is that the hundreds of millions of followers of Islam and Jews, with their centuries old tradition of circumcision? - although that is the case, I don't think that's what Simon was referring to here.
I'm fairly sure that what Simon was referring to was gender swap clinics putting children on puberty blockers, pumping them full of cross-sex hormones, and putting chest-binders on young girls because they don't like their breasts.
Shit like that.
i used to have a large-ish novel collection but my current collection is scaled-down because i was forced to move back to bolton 4 years ago and didn't have enough room for them all in my suitcases.. i currently own just 9 novels.. salem's lot (stephen king).
three by john ajvide lindqvist:.
let the old dreams die.
@TonusOH
Have you read Salem's Lot?
What did you think of it?
i used to have a large-ish novel collection but my current collection is scaled-down because i was forced to move back to bolton 4 years ago and didn't have enough room for them all in my suitcases.. i currently own just 9 novels.. salem's lot (stephen king).
three by john ajvide lindqvist:.
let the old dreams die.
TonusOH - yes, that other short story is also at the end, called One More For The Road.
'... somewhere out there, that little girl is still looking for her goodnight kiss' - or something like that.
i used to have a large-ish novel collection but my current collection is scaled-down because i was forced to move back to bolton 4 years ago and didn't have enough room for them all in my suitcases.. i currently own just 9 novels.. salem's lot (stephen king).
three by john ajvide lindqvist:.
let the old dreams die.
@TonusOH - ah, right.
I know what you're talking about.
The last chapter of my copy of Salem's Lot has this little story as its final chapter.
It's set in the 1700s, from what I remember, and is done in the form of letters between two people. I always felt this last chapter didn't fit too well with the rest of the novel, lol.
this is long so i'll just post a link, i think many here will agree with a lot of what the author has to say.
it certainly resonated with my thinking of the last few years.
https://instapundit.substack.com/p/it-should-be-safe-to-be-unpopular?sd=pf.
Yes, I've read the article. The author makes some good points.
Myself, I have some experience of being targeted by woke people on-line, although nothing too serious so far. The worst case was a guy who at first tried to dox me, then contacted my old university. All because I was posting opinions which didn't align 100% with trans ideology.
Yes, woke warriors are very quick to other you if you post an opinion with which they disagree.
this is long so i'll just post a link, i think many here will agree with a lot of what the author has to say.
it certainly resonated with my thinking of the last few years.
https://instapundit.substack.com/p/it-should-be-safe-to-be-unpopular?sd=pf.
Is Wokeness a religion? - yeah, kinda.
At the very least it's filled the religion-shaped hole in The West. Nature abhors a vacuum, and all that.
Perhaps one way of trying to answer your question would be to compare the behaviour of religious zealots with that of woke nutters.
And they're actually quite similar, although the woke nutters have killed far fewer people.
Will read the link now.
re-posting this for reference.. #1 protein functional redundancy comparing the sequences of amino acids in ubiquitous proteins confirms the relationship between all living things..
#2 dna functional redundancy comparison of the dna that codes for the amino acids of ubiquitous proteins predicts the tree of life with an astonishing degree of accuracy..
#3 ervs endogenous retroviruses that infected our ancestors are found in the same place of the genome of our closest primate cousins..
Well done, Cofty, not only for all the work you put in but also for putting all the evolution posts together.
@TonusOH - almost.
The current model states that birds evolved from a group of dinosaurs called theropods. Most scientists agree with this, although not all - a few propose that both birds and theropods had a common basal archosaur ancestor.
