What a relief to get past that endless pagan Ēostre orgy with the reptiles and settle down for a quiet day at the lizard Oz.
Oh sure there'll be a plaintive cri de cœur from the bromancer, but the pond is used to reptile suffering, and will be able to make it through unscathed ... if anything, it's just part of the daily ritual, which begins with the pond checking whether there's been any change to the reptiles' unholy, unseemly lust for Klive's kash in the reptile klaw ...
Yep, the KKK is still going strong, and it seems that the tongue shot might now be lost to history, and the pond's chance of a quadrella of tongues gone with it, as the reptiles have found a new routine ... bring on former chairman Rudd, because if that doesn't scare reptile punters, nothing will ...
Never mind, the pond always ignores simplistic Simon saying (nothing about his conflict of interest) and so to the plaintive cri de cœur.
By golly that moving of the rock, and the pending arrival of the rapture over the weekend did nothing for the bromancer's mood ...
Ah both siderism at its finest, but here the pond must protest. Surely the bromancer should be celebrating the valiant contribution of Faux Noise, Tuckyo Carlson, simpering Sean H. and all the rest of the clowns to the state of the world.
Where else might you find a candidate worthy of Republican attention?
Actually the pond knows exactly where you might find a candidate with that amount of baggage ... hiding in the garage ...
Dear sweet long absent embattled lord, there's something deeply weird and obsessive going down there, and a captain's pick too, which says a lot about the captain, but the pond isn't in to hate speech, and so returns to the glum bromancer, perhaps agitated that somebody so stupid should be called out ...
Naturally it's got nothing to do with the reptiles or Faux Noise or any of that jazz ... apparently Deves was delivered unto us as a virgin captain's call birth ... and nothing to do with the reptile belief that tranny bashing might well replace black bashing as the new autumnal sport ...
Truth to tell, could AI be any worse that the bromancer, or the rest of the nonsense that pours out from the reptiles? Just asking for a tranny friend ...
The pond's takeaway? Who knew that the bromancer was a CIA agent?! What a startling admission ...
Meanwhile, News Corp is hurting our democracy, our enemies take huge advantage of this, and the speaking in tongues man is on a mission for his imaginary friend ... and all the bromancer can do is indulge in a mighty bout of both siderism and a piteous hideous wailing sound ...
Here's an oldie but a goodie once featured by the pond ...
You can't palm it all off on social media and Elon Musk, though the pond would cheerfully give the Musk a palming.
The bromancer's wailing took the pond back to the long lost days when the reptiles considered blogging the den of all Satanic weevils, and look at that game now ...
And so to the usual Tuesday slice of Dame Groan.
But why the groaning? The pond has no interest in the groaning about economics, though there are some readers who find the groaning endlessly fascinating ...
It's more to do with the choices available ...
Geoff offering advice? Is that wise? Venerable Troy urging the bromancer to stay calm? But think of the entertainment lost ...
Simplistic Simon reprising what was at the top of the page? No, repetition is not an enhanced educational method ...
So off to the groaning it is ...
Now the pond has already flagged that it has no interest in the groaning. It just wants to get through the maze so it can nibble at its Rowe treat ... (dammit, why won't that bloody rat take an interest in the cheese, peanut butter and salami the pond has offered day after day?)
The pond is aware that the groaning is really just a device to remind lizard Oz readers of the days when we had a big spending inflationary government that tossed money at all sorts of trinkets, just to stay in power ...
You know, pink batts, former Chairman Rudd and so on and so forth ...
What's that? You still haven't got your car park? Never mind, just shift to Wagga Wagga ... now on with the groaning ...
Is it wrong for the pond to throw in an old Wilcox at this point? Well they say repetition is good for the soul, if not useful as an educational method ...
Lordy, long absent lordy, how the pond loathes those large beasts blocking up the back streets of Newtown and celebrates each time it sees a funny little car tootling about ...
Sorry, the pond did warn it wasn't up to an arcane discussion of inflation because the pond has discovered if you spend one groaning penny, next thing you know you're pissing away a groaning pound ...
Yes, all being well, the speaker in tongues with a mission from his imaginary friend to saturate the land with pagan Ēostre eggs and filthy lucre will keep doing his thing, and at the end of the rainbow, there'll be a tremendous payoff ... and if you believe that, Dame Groan has got some difficult times to sell you on ...
And with that the pond thinks it's earned its immortal Rowe, though there's always more Rowe to be found here ...
Lo, verily, he has arisen ... and walks among us ...
Greetings DP. The bromancer's paltry little anecdote about being mistaken for a CIA operative set me thinking...
ReplyDeleteAgent Sheridan
There's a man who’s acting ever stranger
In his mind this world is full of danger
He’s terrified of wokes
And all nonrighteous folks
And he thinks China could attack tomorrow
Agent Sheridan, Agent Sheridan
The Chinese have your number
And are driving you insane
War and devastation plague his mind
As he predicts the end of reptilekind
And without nuke submarines
We’ll be blown to smithereens
If Xi Xinping decides to strike tomorrow
Agent Sheridan, Agent Sheridan
The Chinese have done nothing
Except driven you insane
Couldn'ta been said better, Kez.
DeleteCheers GB.
DeleteHere's one I prepared earlier - but the site was being coy
ReplyDeleteThe Bro. - ‘If people on social media see something that fits much of what they already believe to be true, but that is not true, they are more inclined to believe that then go to the trouble of checking facts authoritatively.’
‘If people on _ media see something' - Fixed. Taken from the Uniquely Correct Thinking of Chairman Rupert. What would Chairman Mao have given to have as much influence for his Little Red Book? My (1966) copy starts with this instruction from Lin Piao (Lin Biao)
‘Study Chairman Mao’s writings, follow his teachings and act according to his instructions.’ Substitute ‘Chairman Rupert’ for ‘Chairman Mao’ and it applies as readily.
It is tempting to adapt extracts from the LRB to this theme - but is too easy a shot.
Not ever having got around to reading the LRB and thus not grasping its relevance, I'd be happy for you to do a little 'extracting' for our benefit, Chad.
DeleteHmm. "giant structural deficit .. built into our budget ... shocking productivity performance, collapse of an economic and population growth ethos .. essential to our security ... failure to provide any defence capabilities..."
ReplyDeleteYair, regular little cry-baby isn't he. What I want to know is when that "God" thing he's so keen on is going to rescue us and save us from those evil non-Christian Chinese people. And indeed why he let them get to be so many and so powerful in the first place.
Or maybe that's what's got him so uptight in the first place: that his "God" doesn't give a heavenly damn for anything that the Bromancer thinks or wants.
Hi Dorothy,
ReplyDeleteEvidently style over substance seems to be the general catnip at the moment;
https://www.theguardian.com/news/2022/apr/19/oxford-union-created-ruling-political-class-boris-johnson-michael-gove-theresa-may-rees-mogg
You wonder what skills Rhode Scholars like the Onion Muncher and the Prime Angus picked up whilst doing nothing more than boxing and rowing amongst the Dreaming Spires.
Hardly the most brilliant people…
DiddyWrote
It was ever thus in Oxbridge, DW:
Delete"By the turn of the 19th century, England’s two universities, Oxford and Cambridge, were facing a barrage of criticism, directed at everything from their supposedly lazy and dissipated students to their unduly lenient exam systems and narrow curriculums. Reform of higher education was coming, but in the meantime, students were enjoying all the fun of the university experience, with very few of the challenges."
https://www.historyextra.com/period/georgian/university-student-life-history-exams-curriculum-oxford-cambridge/?msclkid=c9d6d4cac00511ec987e6d0730b22232
The Moggster is such a weird creature, the pond wishes sometimes it had majored in moggy rather than reptiles ...
Deletehttps://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2022/apr/18/is-jacob-rees-mogg-really-a-better-christian-than-the-archbishop-of-canterbury
Zoe Williams: "It’s a tricky one for the Conservatives, the Church of England. Can’t live with it, can’t privatise it."
DeleteDon't have to, they privatised it centuries ago as the 'High Church' and left the 'Low Church' for us "working class" commoners to not bother attending.