LOL SCIENCE

TED: 10 things you didn't know about orgasm http://www.ted.com "Bonk" author Mary Roach delves into obscure scientific research, some of it centuries old, to make 10 surprising claims about sexual climax, ranging from the bizarre to the hilarious. (This talk is aimed at adults. Viewer discretion advised.) This is Hilarius 5

"But thanks to Democrats' miscalculations ...

WashPost Columnist: Dems 'Powerless' to Block Trump's SCOTUS Nominee "Had Democrats not tried to block Gorsuch, they would still have the filibuster," Thiessen continued. "And Republicans, who now have just a single-vote majority, would have a much more difficult time mustering the votes to change Senate rules today. "But thanks to Democrats' miscalculations, the GOP doesn't have to. In an op-ed piece for The Washington Post, Thiessen said the Democrats' plight began 15 years ago when they began "unprecedented filibusters" against President George W. Bush's appellate court nominee, Miguel Estrada for the U.S. Court of Appeals in Washington in 2001. "Estrada was a supremely qualified nominee who had the support of a clear majority in the Senate," Thiessen said. "His confirmation should have been easy." "Had Democrats not tried to block Gorsuch, they would still have the filibuster," Thiessen continued. "And Republicans, who now have just a single-vote majority, would have a much more difficult time mustering the votes to change Senate rules today.,BR> "But thanks to Democrats' miscalculations, the GOP doesn't have to. Citing internal strategy memos obtained by The Wall Street Journal, Thiessen said liberal groups lobbied Democrats to label Estrada's nomination as "especially dangerous" because "he is Latino, and the White House seems to be grooming him for a Supreme Court appointment." "Democrats did not want Republicans to put the first Hispanic on the Supreme Court," Thiessen argued. "Instead, two years after his nomination, they made Estrada the first appeals court nominee in history to be successfully filibustered. FULL Doing the war dance here Boss.

Ricky Gervais on NetFlix

CLAP CLAP CLAP If Louie CK's "Of course ... but maybe.." routine offended you, so might this.   But, then,  there's this reason to watch.

A little something to watch while boycotting the NFL.

Cricket is probably the only game more boring than curling, but this match is worth watching! (Caution- Full Mis-Monty)   Francois Ellis

BLM Spring into Action

Stu

Accidental Racism

19 Accidental Racism Pics Sample

President Elect ... Who?

Whoops

SAY IT ISN'T SO ... YSC.

In case you were wavering .. Streisand: I’ll Leave The Country If Trump Wins

BATS AND ROBINS

Laundry Day

BAD LIP READING CHRONICLE

DEMOCRATS EXPLAINED I didn’t think anyone could make sense of Democrats, but the good folks at Bad Lip Reading have done it:

General Petty Officer 5th Class Skyhawker Doug

Ha Ha

Hey There!

If Meat Eaters Acted Like Vegans

TEXT (Helly in Comments)

Home Protection; California Style

Tom Mann

Who Dunnit

My Goal Fun

JOKES ARE DANGEROUS Two days ago I heard MoSup apparently sobbing; gasping for breath in the living room. Before I could get up she came into my office, iPad in hand, and tried to explain but could not, so she pointed at it.   I was immediately simpatico infected by her jag, and  began one myself.   Not at "My Goal," which I find ordinary, but her.   I asked "When was the last time you laughed that hard?"  Neither of us could remember.  Which got me thinking; when was the last time I had a paroxysm of laugh-weeping?  Maybe when we saw Something About Mary?"   A co-worker once told me this joke, and I laughed so hard that it was fully three days before I could tell it without going into another fit.  The worst case I ever had, though, was while hearing a joke told by a guest.  I was standing, had just taken a swig of beer, when the punch-line caught me.  Instant hypoxia;  fainted straight away. Just like that. I mean, collapsed without warning.  They thought I'd suffered a H.A. You'd think I'd remember what that joke was, but I don't.

Kids Face Ancient Technology

The Kids' Table: Technology

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aeFr-BqEaBM Five Stars          MoSup

Dad does his own tea bagging

Nostalgia Billy's Dad is a Fudge Packer

Born to create drama

art is everywhere

Two from the  "Born to create drama" compilation.  Cracks me up.

Nuts

Of Course! But, Maybe

Dolphin Ptooey

Something Wonderful ca.1942 but not now