GTFOH!!

Ricin Crispy Treats – The Monday Mattis “It’s Monday Somewhere in the World Edition”

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ABC News reports, “Man accused of sending letters laced with ricin ‘wanted to send a message’.”

William Clyde Allen, the former Naval officer who was arrested by the FBI on Wednesday for sending crushed castor beans to President Donald Trump, Secretary of Defense James Mattis and Chief of Naval Operations Adm. John Richardson, said that he mailed the letters with the intention of sending a message, he told the FBI.

Here’s how James ‘Mad Dog’ Mattis responded.

Suck on that Cupcake.

Meet the Democrats Who Are Protesting Brett Kavanaugh’s Nomination

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Yep. These are San  Francisco Democrat and Minority Leader, Nancy Pelosi’s, self-same constituents. The one’s that she’s whipping up (heh) to protest Judge Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination to the Supreme Court.  This year, they’re stessing consent….hmmm?  Does that mean that it was a PROBLEM before this year?  Prolly so.  Will it be a problem next year?  Prolly so, ditto.

From the SFGate, “Folsom Street Fair stresses consent amid leather and BDSM“.

“Gear doesn’t mean consent. What you’re wearing doesn’t mean consent. An enthusiastic ‘yes’ means consent,” said Edwin Morales, president of the Folsom Street Events board.

The message was distilled into a social media campaign and onto signage around Sunday’s 13-block fair, which featured bondage exhibits, people pulling their collared partners on leashes, and lots of bodies clad in leather — or nothing at all.

I don’t know about you, but I tend to think that someone who would consent to being abased in this way, probably is not competent to actually give consent.  Here’s Nancy’s San Francisco rogues gallery.  Now go out and fight Judge Kavanaugh!!!  But first, untie yourself.

Probiotic Replacement Therapy

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Another fad goes the way of Gwyneth Paltrow’s vaginal eggs.  CBS News reports, “Probiotics may not be that helpful – and could actually do some harm“.

Probiotic Replacement Therapy – Fish Semen, the Next BIG Thing

Probiotics may not be as helpful as you think – and may even be harmful in some cases. Researchers studying the human digestive tract found probiotics have questionable benefits and may delay the return of normal bacteria when taken on antibiotics.

Probiotics are found naturally in products like yogurt, sauerkraut, and pickles, and probiotic supplements are widely marketed for their ability to maintain gut health. It’s common for doctors to recommend taking probiotics, which are pills of live bacteria, during a course of antibiotics to counteract what antibiotics do, which is wipe out bacteria – both the good and the bad.