20. Moo corner
19. Donny and the Senate
18. Love the bluetick reference … she doesn’t have one
17. The time is coming, folks
16. One from Gab
15. How’s your numerical reasoning?
14. Fences
13. Steve at 1427
Hearts of Oak: Rebecca Hardy – Texans for Vaccine Choice: The Fight for Informed Consent and Vaccine Exemptions
12. Sickening
11. Sometimes the most intelligent people can be very foolish and stubborn
16. Some commercial ice-cream has a jelly-like texture – slimy as it melts. Difficult to find a decent one outside of the farm shop.
The close knot I talian community in town have long been small business owners, enriching us all with delis and restaurants. A proper gelateria has opened in town, making fresh traditional ice cream daily from natural ingredients. I hope they do well, I see plenty of young mums with delighted looking children in there.
Poor smelling but you get the drift I hope.đ
Youâre blessed, Andy!
Iâve just looked at the ingredients of an artisan company over here ( regarded as a premium brand).
Their Cognac Raisin tubs contain apart from the 4% Cognac, rapeseed or sunflower oil – I suppose that is on the dried raisins, concentrated butter, powdered skimmed milk, milk proteins, citrus fruit fibres, pea fibre, caroube, guar gum in addition to the main ingredients which are rehydrated defatted cream powder, egg yolks, glucose syrup and cream. Cream is midway down the list.
Thatâs industrial ice cream not like Grandma used to make at home!
11. It didnât take long for Christianity to return to Russia after decades of suppression. I hope it doesnât take long for the west to return to the Faith, already we are seeing an increase in church attendance.
17. The time is coming, folks – I was talking to two young lads in a pub garden last Friday and they both thought I was a Reform UK supporter. I asked them why and one of them said I sounded like I was on the Right. Smiling I said that was just my chat-up line to youngsters like yourselves. They both laughed and together said “so you’re Restore Britain”, and I replied “damn straight”. They immediately replied “so are we”. The combined age of those two lads was less than 40, I’d say. The rest of our chat was about what would happen if the politics fails…
Intelligence isn’t a very good measure. We class intelligence as memorising a list of numbers and a few processes or someone that can speak properly with big words. Some people are great at exams but have no common sense. Some people have several Phds but can’t balance a cheque book.
People are generally dumb because they are no taught to think for themselves. Those that can have real intelligence but don’t get any credit because they don’t have a certificate or the right background.
Mice have more intelligence than our highly educated elite. Mice can easily be fooled because we can set traps for them, they need food and they can’t think things though. Our elite do stupid things because they think what the want is a need and they must have it and they can’t think things though to a conclusion.
They are the lemmings of our society but unlike lemmings they will take us with them, by trying to talk us into their schemes or guilt tripping us, I can’t be around someone who supports that, or if you loved me you would. At a last resort campaigning to get it made law so you would be forced to. They know best, I’ve a degree you know and know better than you.
That may have been true in the 1800 when degrees meant education but with most degrees today being worthless such as degrees in gender studies or medieval flower arranging that is basically indoctrination in wokeness it simply isn’t true.
So, how should we measure intelligence. I don’t know but the way we do it now isn’t right.