Tuesday Reads

 The author doesn't understand there is only ONE official generational cohort in the United States, and that is the baby boom generation born from 1946 to 1964. That is from the United States Census.   That is it.  The rest of the generations is made-up bullshit.

The baby boom was a reality that happened during postwar America.  It has nothing to do with "experiences."

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An bull elk is free of a tire around his neck, but his antlers had to be cut.  Those who rescued him weren't able to cut the tire because it had steel in it.

At least he is free of it now:


Murdoch and fellow officer Dawson Swanson estimated the elk shed about 35 pounds (16 kilograms) with the removal of the tire, the antlers and debris inside the tire.

Wildlife officers first spotted the elk with the tire around its neck in July 2019 while conducting a population survey for Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep and mountain goats in the Mount Evans Wilderness.

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Why not simply remove "boys" and "girls" toy sections?  It would be a lot easier.
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This story is making its way all over the internet, and apparently the offender has committed a similar crime a SECOND time, which is why you cannot ever have coed bathrooms in the first place.


The original fracas between the justifiably irate father and the police is here, among other places:

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