Bi Polar People

 HELLO WORLD, BOTS... AND OTHER CURIOUS SEEKERS   Things with wings and shells get along  Why can't us all   Curious look at a drone flying way to close                                              St. Petersburg park expansion This street was once a cow path    Where people live   No fly zone  To big and to hard   St. Pete Beach a good place to play in the sun 

The president sells access to himself at Mar-a-Lago for profit  The current cost of this privilege is one million dollars     Click the link above for more information - there are multiple commercials from YouTube   Source      New Yorker staff writer David D. Kirkpatrick  Mar-a-Lago on Wikipedia 

Age alters time and intent Makes room for life better spent?  The absence of credit always defaults to blogger    Picture - internet

Photo 2011 - handsome, smart and strong   

  What to know on Day 35 of the government shutdown: The government shutdown is on track to become the longest in U.S. history on Tuesday evening after the Senate failed for the 14th time to advance a bill that would end the stalemate.  The vote to move forward with the House-passed continuing resolution was 54 to 44, with no new Democrats voting in favor. Sixty votes are needed for the legislation to advance The longest shutdown on record occurred in 2018 and 2019 and ended on Day 35, shortly after 9 p.m. The current shutdown will surpass that record tonight, barring an unforeseen breakthrough. Despite the failed Senate vote, lawmakers from both parties have hinted at the emerging contours of a deal to end the shutdown, possibly as early as this week. Senate Majority Leader John Thune told reporters that he thinks "there are people who realize this has gone on long enough an d there's been enough pain inflicted on the American people and it's time to end it...

These are my brothers and sister  We are all retired and bored shitless  The consequences of exciting occupations  spoiled rotten by hard work  and liberal values    If yous don't like a post call Jimmy  

 With all theses rocket motors/funnels the ship is guided by the attitude of propulsion - a non scientific point of view To further guestimate if one motor fails another could be used as a replacement  So why do they (ships) blow up  You'll have to ask Musk that  Or maybe buying one of his cars would make him feel better  This is not to diminish his genius and fortitude regardless of political preference  He could be called the Henry Ford of the space age Certainly one of its progeny source     space.com