Advent calendars: On February 29, I opened up my advent calendar, because despite the fact I'm in my mid-thirties, Mom still gives them to me and my sister for Christmas. I opened one of the doors, took out a chocolate and thought it had broken off. I looked in the slot and was astounded to discover I'd dislodged the whole chocolate. The things are microscopic now! I bet it was one third the size of the ones I got as a kid.
Trudeau's bill to ban conversion therapy: Of course the government and mainstream media say it's harmful and ineffective, but what about all the people who have genuinely been helped by conversion therapy.
Speaking of the Trudeau government, this story.
The fact they wouldn't tell us Shammah Jolayemi's skin colour in the Amber alert. Granted, it would be considered racist, but it would have made the boy a heck of a lot easier to find.
The fact I know virtually nothing about what's happening in the local churches and parachurch ministries of my small town. Not really functioning as a body of Christ, are we.
The fact public high schools are holding queer history forums. Hope they include Sodom and Gomorrah in there.
The fact none of the so-called organizations for the blind in Canada actually do anything to give people a hand up or the tools they actually need to become successful, productive members of society.
The fact certain people can't understand why I purchased my new desktop myself instead of relying on the Ontario government's Assistive Devices Program. I am allowed to have respect and dignity, despite your thinking to the contrary.
The Vinyl Cafe: Dave is a complete moron. I don't know how he functions. The story about the elderly neighbour Dave hadn't seen all winter and the ones where Sam buys the truffle and takes piano lessons (well, I must confess, all the Sam stories, really) are quite heartening, but the rest of the time, this family with no last name just plain sucks.
Toilet paper dribbling: With the Coronavirus pandemic and social distancing coming into play, a new social media trend has emerged which involves dribbling a roll of toilet paper as one would a soccer ball. First, people were stocking up on toilet paper, now they're wasting the stuff.
Speaking of COVID-19, I really wish the media and the government would quit blowing this thing way out of proportion. By all means, take sensible precautions, but don't freak out and get everyone else freaked out. Among the things I wish the media and our politicians would quit saying:
- social distancing: It's physical distancing. In this time of self-isolation, especially don't distance yourself socially from people.
- "Staying Inside.": Physical distancing doesn't mean you can't go out on your front porch or stoop, and it doesn't mean you can't go out in your yard. As long as you aren't out in public, you can't spread it to others, except of course for the people in your household, and if you are infected, common sense would suggest they are, too.
- "Young people, if you go out, you'll kill Grandma.": Statistically speaking, it's more likely you'll pick up a flu bug, come home and kill Grandma that way. The possibility also exists you could bring a bee into the house and your allergic grandmother could die from being stung. It is also within the bounds of probability you could step out your front door tomorrow and get hit by a truck. You can't live your life based on the poison thinking the WHO is peddling right now.
What also ticks me off is the fact I can't get a haircut during this pandemic. Why didn't Doug Ford deem hairdressers essential services. Restrict them to basic cuts for both sexes, or however many genders there are this week, but don't expect us to go through this looking like ragamuffins, Mr. Premier.
The fact that, due to COVID-19, lots of stores aren't accepting cash. I am not debiting something that costs $6.20. Just avoid touching your face and wash with hand sanitizer every twenty minutes.
Besides, for one thing, you're making fewer transactions anyway because everybody's self-isolating.
For another thing, it's not like a huge number of people are under financial strain right now. Some laid-off worker with no savings scrapes up their change to buy something they need, then you force them to put more money on their credit card or deplete their already depleted bank account by debiting the purchase for which a fair number of people will be charged a service charge.
The fact Doug Ford and John Tory got upset at all those people in the park last weekend (May 23-24.) What do you expect, Messrs Premier and Mayor? It's easy for you to sit in the yards of your mansions and criticize, but when you live in an apartment in downtown Toronto the size of the average suburban living room, you've got a spouse and two kids, and you've been inside for the past ten weeks, you just plain want to get out.
The fact so many people are falling for this coronavirus garbage in the first place. Stupid Sheeple just watch CNN all the time and believe this is worse than the Spanish flu. Of course Ted Turner, a man who said the terrorists supposedly pulled off 9/11 were brave and that the Earth's population needs to be greatly reduced is going to ensure there's an unbiased presentation of the news.
Also, quit telling me I need to wear a mask to protect others. That's right up there with restaurants need to stop selling large pops because they make people fat. No, the people who drink the large pops all the time instead of once in a while as a treat make themselves fat. The only time it's my responsibility to protect others from getting sick is when I'm sick. If you are sick, please stay home. Otherwise, it's your responsibility to protect your ownself from getting sick.
Tuesday, March 10, 2020
Monday, March 9, 2020
AMERICA AND THE WORLD BEING DECEIVED
BEWARE THE NOAHIDE LAWS!
There's a threat in the world today that will fundamentally change the way everyone lives and, indeed, will effect if many of us get to live. Have this threat explained and how it ties into Donald Trump, the pope, the Jesuits, free masonry, and, most importantly, the new world order in general by watching this video.
There's a threat in the world today that will fundamentally change the way everyone lives and, indeed, will effect if many of us get to live. Have this threat explained and how it ties into Donald Trump, the pope, the Jesuits, free masonry, and, most importantly, the new world order in general by watching this video.
Sunday, March 8, 2020
INTERESTING AUDIO
A commercially-produced tape of Abbott and Costello routines.
Erin Thomson's grandmother reading picture books to her: "The Monster At the End of This Book", "Tweety Bird", "Christopher John's Fuzzy Blanket", "Lassie's Brave Adventure", "Yogi's Big Secret", "Bunny Blue", "Tom and Jerry: Model Mice", "In a People House", "Jackie's Airplane Ride", "A Story About Me", "A Child's Friend", "Tougher", "Woody Woodpecker's Peck of Trouble" "Uncle Scrooge the Winner", "Deputy Dog's Big Catch", "The Hungry Baby Bunny."
"The Six Laws of Economic Alchemy": a talk given by Paul Zane Pilzer to Amway distributors in North Carolina in April 1992.
Someone taping country records with a baby cooing and being all happy (except for a bit of crying at one point) in the background.
A tape inviting people to participate in the Reader's Digest sweepstakes.
A presentation by 1700 schoolchildren from the West Parry Sound public, separate and mataksing school boards in celebration of Canada's 125th birthday. This choral presentation was recorded live at the Bobby Orr Community Centre on May 19, 1992.
An auto tape tour of the Gettysburg battlefield voiced by Peter Thomas.
A brief excerpt from the end of an episode of Oprah.
Erin Thomson's grandmother reading picture books to her: "The Monster At the End of This Book", "Tweety Bird", "Christopher John's Fuzzy Blanket", "Lassie's Brave Adventure", "Yogi's Big Secret", "Bunny Blue", "Tom and Jerry: Model Mice", "In a People House", "Jackie's Airplane Ride", "A Story About Me", "A Child's Friend", "Tougher", "Woody Woodpecker's Peck of Trouble" "Uncle Scrooge the Winner", "Deputy Dog's Big Catch", "The Hungry Baby Bunny."
"The Six Laws of Economic Alchemy": a talk given by Paul Zane Pilzer to Amway distributors in North Carolina in April 1992.
Someone taping country records with a baby cooing and being all happy (except for a bit of crying at one point) in the background.
A tape inviting people to participate in the Reader's Digest sweepstakes.
A presentation by 1700 schoolchildren from the West Parry Sound public, separate and mataksing school boards in celebration of Canada's 125th birthday. This choral presentation was recorded live at the Bobby Orr Community Centre on May 19, 1992.
An auto tape tour of the Gettysburg battlefield voiced by Peter Thomas.
A brief excerpt from the end of an episode of Oprah.
MORE BLASTS FROM THE PAST
Country 105 (CKQM-FM) Peterborough "The Gospel Gold" with Father Hefernan featuring Wilma Lee Cooper.
Country 105 (CKQM-FM) Peterborough "Sunshine Gold" with Sean Eyre giving time of 9:24. At 9:30, introduction to "Golden Age of Radio" with J. Murray Jones. Then back to "Sunshine Gold", Sean Eyre sending out a song to Grant Wade, manager of Sudbury Downs and telling people to stay tuned for "Country Calendar" at 11:00.
Country 105 (CKQM-FM) Peterborough "Sunshine Gold" with Sean Eyre, giving time of 10:23, temperature and talking about ways to protect your vocal cords.
Country 105 (CKQM-FM) Peterborough commercial for Kitty Wells coming to Miss Diana's Motor Hotel on March 1. Then into "The Gospel Gold" with Father Hefernan featuring Willie Nelson. Then into "Sunshine Gold" with Sean Eyre. Played a song by Cordova Mines Pickers. Mentioned Terry Sumsion coming to the Academy Theatre in Peterborough March 28.
Country 105 (CKQM-FM) Peterborough from January 25, 1987. "Sunshine Gold" with Rick Johnson in for Sean Eyre. (Hope Sean didn't get injured in the hockey game in Norwood.) Giving time of 7:19, temperature, teeing up "Country Calendar and "Golden Age of Radio" that night featuring "The Great Gildersleeve." Talked about Farley Mowat speaking out against closure of the Capitol Theatre in Port hope. Later gave time of 7:28. "Country Calendar" with Craig Scott at 7:30 with guest Moe Bandy. Promo for "Celebrity Sports Report." Later time of 7:41 and weather forecast. Later time of 8:08, temperature and promo for "FYI 105." Said hi to Bing and his or her daughter in Actinolite. Played Carol Baker's version of "How Great Thou Art" for Helen. Later canned promo for Winterlude contest and time of 8:12.
Country 105 (CKQM-FM) Peterborough "The Gospel Gold" with Father Hefernan featuring Elvis and The Jordanaires.
Country 105 (CKQM-FM) Peterborough "The Gospel Gold" with Father Hefernan featuring the Ernest Tubb Record Shop. Then into "Sunshine Gold" with Sean Eyre. Commercial for Mr. Sub.
Country 105 (CKQM-FM) Peterborough "Sunshine Gold" with Sean Eyre giving time of 8:21 and saying that night's edition of "The Golden Age of Radio" would feature "Fibber McGee and Molly."
Country 105 (CKQM-FM) Peterborough "The Gospel Gold" with Father Hefernan featuring Del Wood and Marty Robins.
104.5 CHUM-FM Toronto from spring 1973 with David Marsden. Commercials for the Can-Am Race at Mosport June 8, 9 and 10, The Drop-in, and International Cycle. David Marsden mentioned Van Morrison coming to Toronto July 7.
Country 105 (CKQM-FM) Peterborough "Sunshine Gold" with Sean Eyre giving time of 11:50 and saying George Gall would be in after midnight.
Country 105 (CKQM-FM) Peterborough from the winter of 1987 with "The Gospel Gold" hosted by Father Hefernan featuring the Jim Reeves Museum in Nashville. Promos for "The Grand Ole Opry", "QM Magazine" and "The Country Trivia Quiz." Later promos for "Celebrity Sports Report", "Mother Earth News", "Don Cherry's Grapeline", and "This is Canadian Living." Later promo for Winterlude contest. After "The Gospel Gold" a couple songs then intro to Peterborough Petes hockey.
Country 105 (CKQM-FM) Peterborough "Sunshine Gold" with Sean Eyre giving time of 9:24. At 9:30, introduction to "Golden Age of Radio" with J. Murray Jones. Then back to "Sunshine Gold", Sean Eyre sending out a song to Grant Wade, manager of Sudbury Downs and telling people to stay tuned for "Country Calendar" at 11:00.
Country 105 (CKQM-FM) Peterborough "Sunshine Gold" with Sean Eyre, giving time of 10:23, temperature and talking about ways to protect your vocal cords.
Country 105 (CKQM-FM) Peterborough commercial for Kitty Wells coming to Miss Diana's Motor Hotel on March 1. Then into "The Gospel Gold" with Father Hefernan featuring Willie Nelson. Then into "Sunshine Gold" with Sean Eyre. Played a song by Cordova Mines Pickers. Mentioned Terry Sumsion coming to the Academy Theatre in Peterborough March 28.
Country 105 (CKQM-FM) Peterborough from January 25, 1987. "Sunshine Gold" with Rick Johnson in for Sean Eyre. (Hope Sean didn't get injured in the hockey game in Norwood.) Giving time of 7:19, temperature, teeing up "Country Calendar and "Golden Age of Radio" that night featuring "The Great Gildersleeve." Talked about Farley Mowat speaking out against closure of the Capitol Theatre in Port hope. Later gave time of 7:28. "Country Calendar" with Craig Scott at 7:30 with guest Moe Bandy. Promo for "Celebrity Sports Report." Later time of 7:41 and weather forecast. Later time of 8:08, temperature and promo for "FYI 105." Said hi to Bing and his or her daughter in Actinolite. Played Carol Baker's version of "How Great Thou Art" for Helen. Later canned promo for Winterlude contest and time of 8:12.
Country 105 (CKQM-FM) Peterborough "The Gospel Gold" with Father Hefernan featuring Elvis and The Jordanaires.
Country 105 (CKQM-FM) Peterborough "The Gospel Gold" with Father Hefernan featuring the Ernest Tubb Record Shop. Then into "Sunshine Gold" with Sean Eyre. Commercial for Mr. Sub.
Country 105 (CKQM-FM) Peterborough "Sunshine Gold" with Sean Eyre giving time of 8:21 and saying that night's edition of "The Golden Age of Radio" would feature "Fibber McGee and Molly."
Country 105 (CKQM-FM) Peterborough "The Gospel Gold" with Father Hefernan featuring Del Wood and Marty Robins.
104.5 CHUM-FM Toronto from spring 1973 with David Marsden. Commercials for the Can-Am Race at Mosport June 8, 9 and 10, The Drop-in, and International Cycle. David Marsden mentioned Van Morrison coming to Toronto July 7.
Country 105 (CKQM-FM) Peterborough "Sunshine Gold" with Sean Eyre giving time of 11:50 and saying George Gall would be in after midnight.
Country 105 (CKQM-FM) Peterborough from the winter of 1987 with "The Gospel Gold" hosted by Father Hefernan featuring the Jim Reeves Museum in Nashville. Promos for "The Grand Ole Opry", "QM Magazine" and "The Country Trivia Quiz." Later promos for "Celebrity Sports Report", "Mother Earth News", "Don Cherry's Grapeline", and "This is Canadian Living." Later promo for Winterlude contest. After "The Gospel Gold" a couple songs then intro to Peterborough Petes hockey.
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