Voicemail-Ail-Ail!

I'm seeing previews for a new show starting this fall on NBC. Line of Fire. I don't care what it is about. I won't watch it, because it looks to be about government agents and the government sucks right now and we need to acknowledge it, not create propaganda about it.

Anyway, the main character says she won't be home and her husband(?) says "So this must be how Lois Lane feels" and she responds "I love you, Lois." What the hell does that mean? Do the writers not understand Lois Lane? Lois Lane is a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and author who has traveled around the world to hostile territories and war zones. Lois Lane does not just stay home waiting for Clark/Superman to get home from his adventures.

October 12, 1967

Babies/toddlers suck. Was that an ice cream cone he shoved in Brutus' face?

I hate when people take jerk kids' sides. Your kid is a jerk, how about you deal with it because they become society's problem?

And now Brutus has to ride the bus with these people!

I guess Wilberforce and Butch Kapinski have made amends? Why can't Wilberforce pay Hurricane Hattie for protection? Maybe she doesn't do that. She's more of a grifter, I guess.

"Franklin has never met Spike!" Spike would wipe the floor with our 32nd president. Spike doesn't care about his polio. He'll show that guy a day of infamy.

We haven't seen Echo Glen Point since the end of 2024. As usual, it's out of order. I don't know how. Don't worry about it. Natural phenomenons go on the fritz all the time.