Recent Comments

1. over 2 years ago on Brewster Rockit

   The car companies are trying this new scheme to rent cars instead of sell cars. They want us to rent the car and pay a subscription fee for features like air conditioning, sunroof opening, massaging seats, and autonomous driving. Accept the EULA and pay the fee on the computer screen mounted on the dashboard, and you get to use your car’s features for another month, a car that you thought you owned.

2. over 2 years ago on Brewster Rockit

   I am leery of these one-sided contracts that claim to be alterable without notification to the customer. It started with the End User License Agreements that claimed to be enforceable after cutting the seal on the envelope containing the software disks and the EULA inside. Now the contracts can be changed electronically because they’re not printed. This would not be acceptable for a standard legal contract where all parties must sign in agreement, but now the corporation can change whatever it wants and not even bother to tell you what happened. I had that problem when somebody decided to change a contract in such a way that I became a violation. I got a notice telling me that I had until some date to reduce my consumption that had been acceptable for several years prior. I threw money at the corporation to upgrade my service plan, but it obviously did not want my business.

3. over 2 years ago on Brewster Rockit

   I’ve tried to argue this issue, but it’s really a frustrating waste of time. The Fauciites reject anything that doesn’t conform to their “credible sources” while attacking a dissenter’s personal character like a bully, and reject anything from their “credible sources” after their Appeal to Authority if the information doesn’t agree with what they heard Fauci say on their television screens. When the WHO disagrees with the CDC bureaucrats, they appeal to CDC. When the CDC disagrees with the FDA, they appeal to CDC, even though the FDA is the regulatory authority. When the CDC disagrees with the CDC, they appeal to Fauci and insist that warning signs like those from CDC-VAERS and thousands of doctors who haven’t been paid off by Big Pharma are Conspiracy Theories, because the only thing they will accept is “do what Fauci on television says.” The cartoon actually shows one of the means of coercion that was used to force many victims to get a dangerous jab that they didn’t want. By insisting that a person accept a painful and repetitive procedure, a test not testing for the virus, as a condition of refusing the jab, the victims of the coercion are pushed to get the jab. It’s all about turning the screws until we all do what we’re told, disregarding all observed risks and laws that protect us from government or corporations forcing us to accept an injection, test, or any other Medical Intervention that we don’t want, all over a SARS virus (the base virus of SARS-CoV-2) that has only killed a few thousand victims worldwide. I will not be coerced by the Fauciites.

4. over 2 years ago on Brewster Rockit

   She made the next generation of aliens because the Company used her DNA to recover the alien baby that she destroyed. This experiment makes a queen who breeds a cross between hu-man and alien, except that the hu-man side begins to assert itself over the alien behavior. The Illegal Alien then hitches a ride back to Earth, but becomes the victim of the acidic blood that causes a hull breach just before entering the atmosphere. In the next scene that never hit the theaters, Ripley gets blamed for another mysterious loss of a ship in space. The Company exclaims at the hearing, “What are aliens?” Ripley decides that she’s had enough of the cover-up, and produces the film from the Panavision cameras that were running on the Auriga, forcing United Systems Military to admit that it was doing the experiments.

5. over 2 years ago on Brewster Rockit

   I’m considering the flight plan for a one-way trip to Mars, but a safe landing is a priority. No Seven Minutes of Terror! I’d like to land with me and all of the crew and cargo intact.

6. almost 3 years ago on Brewster Rockit

   I like the Big Pharma drugs that are supposed to end depression by causing very serious ailments and “in rare cases” killing the user. So, you won’t be depressed anymore because you’re dead. Talk to your doctor to see if Prozac is right for you!

7. almost 3 years ago on Brewster Rockit

   I have noticed several “captchas” that have errors. It asks me to find the bus, and to click the Skip button if there is no bus. Then it tells me to try again, but there is no bus in the nine photos shown, even if I zoom in and try to find a smudge of a bus in the distance; same for a motorcycle. I click on all of the motorcycles, but it insists that there are more motorcycles. The only photos left are of bicycles and cars. Whoever makes these things seems to make a bunch of mistakes. On one site this week, I got so frustrated with being told to find things that weren’t there, I let the computer attack the “captcha,” which beat it by random guessing. Whoever makes the “captchas” that are supposed to be letters and numbers doesn’t seem to have a full character set and doesn’t understand cursive, and so assumes that things like a cursive Q is really a 2. I’ve failed through dozens of those things, most of which had me wondering how I got them wrong. It is very frustrating to need to deal with these “captcha” things, and to need to deal with password changes every few months that also include silly rules (use more than 8 characters but less than 12, must include 1 upper case and 1 lower case character, must include 1 special character except @ or +, must not begin or end with a number or special character, must not use any word from a dictionary in any language available in the R.U. Sirius library, and don’t write down your password because it could be stolen) when the real attackers compromise the server itself and get all of the accounts without the passwords, after which the response from the company or government is that I need to change my password and subscribe to an identity-monitoring service at my expense. Nobody responsible gets fired, nobody responsible pays a fine, and nobody responsible for the compromised information considers removing those records from a public Internet server! Are they Sirius?

8. about 3 years ago on Bloom County

   This is what really happens at the science-fairs. You’ll have a bunch of projects that look like something that was done the night before or on the bus ride that morning, and then you’ll have a project that competes directly with commercial and government labs, and it turns out that the project is done by a teenager who is on-par with the professional groups and doing it with a smaller budget while taking six courses during the week and performing with an orchestra on the weekends.

9. about 4 years ago on Brewster Rockit

   This is a good idea. I have also become a Cord Hoarder.

10. over 8 years ago on Non Sequitur

    The 97% Consensus? Global Warming Unmasked!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yTTaXqVEGkU

    “A Disgrace To The Profession”: The World’s Scientists In Their Own Words On Michael E Mann, His Hockey Stick, And Their Damage To Science: http://www.steynstore.com/product133.html

    Indeed, those who continue to follow the Global Warming lies, while ridiculing those who are smart enough to see through the deception, are no different than those who followed the Church teachings that demanded such beliefs as The Earth is Flat and The Earth is the Center of Everything.