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June 22, 2022 Pfizer has announced a breakthrough in perpetual COVID-X management. In a press release earlier today, Pfizer spokesman Gordon Shumway said: “After nearly a year and a half of continuous treatment, one of the major complaints from consumers has been the severity of the side effects caused by
Yesterday, I took my car in for an oil change. It was a nice sunny day, so I decided to wait outside and watch the world go by while the work was being completed. I was about 20 feet from the sidewalk and had a clear view for two blocks
Let’s say one day I wear my favorite “All Lives Matter” t-shirt to work. I’m sitting there eating my lunch and someone wearing a BLM t-shirt starts harassing me for wearing my shirt. Now, I was just quietly eating my sandwich, not bothering anyone, and then this person starts yelling
Remember last summer? Sure you do. There were a bunch of people who hated President Trump and a bunch of people who loved him. For every person criticizing every move he made, there was someone ready to fire back with an equal amount of praise for his policies. Both sides
I caught a cold on Friday. It started out with a sore throat and eventually ended up in my sinuses. It wasn’t a particularly bad cold. I’ve had much worse. I could have panicked. I could have called my doctor, freaked out that it was “the COVID”. But I didn’t.
I’ve found myself in a curious situation. It occurred to me recently that I didn’t vote for anybody whose job it is to represent me. From the local level all the way to the “president”, I didn’t vote for a single one of them. I didn’t vote for the state
I don’t understand why someone would argue with a requirement to show an ID before you can vote. I think we can all agree that voting is a pretty important thing. Certainly it’s more important than picking up something curbside at Home Depot. But, I have to show my ID