Gee, if Benghazi is a phony scandal, I wonder what a real one looks like (here's another way of looking at it).
The New York Times and its inherent biases (does a fish "feel" wetness?)
Democrat history: down the memory hole.
The ballad of Carlos Danger.
Historic photo.
Inland. I must keep moving further inland.
Suddenly, I'm feeling very dumb.
Please, fellow Virginians, do not put Clinton stooge Terry McAuliffe in the governor's mansion.
Stress relief: a little submachine gun fun with the excellent Hickock45.
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Billary must know where all the bodies are buried, because sleazeball Clintonistas will torment us forever.
ReplyDeleteI would have trouble with the history and grammar portions of the 8th grade test. I would survive physiology. I would do OK with geography and history, and pretty well on math and spelling (looks like they misspelled one word in that list).
ReplyDeleteBut only on math and spelling would I have a chance at acing. I can't answer all of the questions. Some would only get a partial. Others would be "I dunno".
Oddly enough...or maybe not...I think I would've done better on that 8th grade test when I was actually in the 8th grade.
ReplyDeleteAmazing how much useful information is been replaced by useless stuff, as I get older.
"information is being"
ReplyDeleteSee, I can't even compose a sentence anymore.
Which reminds me.
ReplyDeleteDo they still teach fifth graders how to diagram sentences, these days? Probably not?
In the sixth grade, I had to diagram the preamble to the Constitution (got it right, too).
ReplyDeleteThanks for the link. I could ace the spelling, but after that, I'd be lucky to get 70 percent.
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