This week: Isomerization Updates; Large Animal Veterinarians; Russian Economics and U.S. GDP; Rational Exuberance; Making Trump Look Bad; A Couple of Beers; Senatorial Rhetoric; Heavy Licensing; Dry State Gyrations; Killer Cereals and Saturday Morning Cartoons… all this and so much less on this edition of Right Angle: Backstage!
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My wife grew up not being able to get in the refrigerator or kitchen cabinets.
She is now 63 and anytime I go in to the kitchen after dinner and open the refrigerator of cabinet she says (loudly) What are you doing in the Refrigerator (or cabinet).
Old Habits DIE slowly
It’s funny that the US GDP under Biden grew about 3.7 Trillion over his 4 years and under Trump it grows 4.8 Trillion in the 1.5 years
When Scott started talking about the kid that didnt talk, I knew he was going use the line “Everything was fine up till now.” And my favorite lawyer joke is as follows, updated from Iraq to Iran: “Instead of dropping bombs on Iran, we have decided to drop lawyers on them. If that doesnt work, we will give them parachutes, and really mess them up.” This was in a lawyer joke book, in the office of a lawyer who was a relative. On a side note, he collected signed golf balls. His prize possesion was one signed by Donald Trump… Read more »
Ossoff D(GA) is a nothing-burger who the Dems have been pushing to be more visible, even as a possible presidential candidate, so they don’t all seem so crazy. But he’s a Jew, so he may have to take a back seat, just like Shapiro D(PA).
The discussion of cereals from childhood had me laughing harder than i”ve laughed in quite a while.
Corn Pops required oral surgery after two bowls!!!
My favorite and I laughed my ass off, too!
Grape nuts were the cruelest thing you could do to a grape!!
You had to have an extra half hour for breakfast to let grape nuts soak in milk to make them edible.
Temperance zealots guys, not suffragettes.
In the 1960’s New Jersey had a drinking age of 18 and New York ‘s was 21. I had a friend who was a village cop in Jersey and they would park at the Jersey side of the bridge on Fridays and stop any car with New York plates heading back to New York. That’s how the village cops got their alcohol, from seized product.
thanks for the memories Gerry.