Look at Trump’s big military parade. The Army has crack drill teams, expert parachute units, ace helicopter pilots, and dozens of other impressive troops to put on display. No way is the military going to go to war because Donnie is having a tantrum.
You know that Trump just told the generals to have ‘a parade.’
Kim or Putin would know exactly which tanks and units he wanted, would have specified how many flyovers, and sweated all the details.
I read a detective novel years ago. One character said that even when people are lying, they always reveal a lot when they are boasting.
Trump said it himself, he hasn’t matured at all since he was in first grade.
https://theweek.com/speedreads/575962/donald-trump-tells-biographer-hes-same-now-first-grade
I guess the quote fooled me. Thank you
What movie is this from? I’m thinking Mad Men, but that’s just a guess.
Thanks.
Physical calendars are great. One good trick is to write all the important dates down the day you get it. Mom’s birthday; parent’s anniversary; any event that you want to be sure to remember.
Get these books. “Discover What You Are Best At.” Linda Gail. It’s a series of self tests to determine what skills you already have and then a list of all sorts of jobs that use those skills. If you can wake up on a rainy Monday and not hate yourself, you’ve solved most of your adult problems.
“The Joy Of Cooking.” Will teach you how to boil water, and then go on from there.
Long before he was TACO, Cadet Bonespur’s nickname was ‘Two Scoops.’ That was because at a dinner he made sure that everyone at the table got one scoop of ice cream, but he got two.
https://nypost.com/2017/05/11/inside-a-white-house-dinner-with-donald-trump/
That’s a good story. My family moved into a big apartment complex when I was in 6th Grade. There was a big laundry room in the basement and somehow I became the Laundry Czar of my family. First good paying job I got I started having it done for me.
True story.
One of George W. Bush’s friends was telling a story about the future President. He was a recent college graduate and came to her house with a load of laundry, because he couldn’t figure out how to clean his own stuff.
People had encyclopedias and dictionaries in their homes. They read newspapers every day [and since there was a lot of competion between papers they made sure of their facts.]
imho people today are more likely to fall for nonsense because they look for confirmation instead of accuracy.
You’re recognizing the problems of today. Someone in the 1930’s Depression would feel something similar watching a movie set in the Jazz Age.
If nothing else, a job at that level usually requires a strong academic background. You want to be the Ph. D who has to explain that Columbia isn’t in Asia?
Al Leong has entered the chat…and he brought a meat cleaver!
Succumb to the siren call of capitalist self-indulgence!!
Personally, I’d stick with white walls. Whatever else you want to do is your own affair. Glad to be of service.
A lot of difference between shooting protestors and a nuclear war.