Reflections From a Murky Pond

Cyber Monday 2020

I’m not sure how well Cyber Monday is going to go this year. On one hand, the coronavirus has made people a lot more interested in computers, electronics, and digital content. On the other, in many locked-down regions, a lot of people have lost their livelihoods.

But … We can, if we put aside fears of contagion, turn to our lovely geek girls for a hot yet nerdy Cyber Monday extravaganza. 😉

Yeah, whenever you disagree with a Democrat or the sorts that tend to support the Democrat party, be assured that they’ve already codified their response. Also be assured that their response will be solely based upon the color of your skin.

That’s the Gods’ honest truth! Despite not being able to agree on most things – even what words mean – I’m pretty sure that we can all agree that tits are way better than Mondays.

Way Better Than Mondays, No Matter How You Look At Them

In point of fact, I’m pretty sure that even the devotees of women’s asses and legs agree that tits are better than Mondays. Hellfire! I’d be willing to bet good money that even the various fetishists think that tits are better than Mondays. It is, after all, Mondays that we’re comparing to them.

Oh! And, for the record, 2020 is just one long, miserable Monday!

Inappropriate “Appropriations” aka Oops!
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Upon seeing this beautiful, young woman, there’s an all-too-common sort of race-baiting, White-hating SJW which will instantly start ranting about “Cultural Appropriation” and “White Supremacy.” After all, she is wearing a Maang Tikka.

Well, Oops! The young lady in question is half French and half INDIAN! I guess they shouldn’t be so quick to judge women by the color of their skin. 😉

I will say, however, that she’s “overdressed” unless she’s having a beach wedding. As I’ve said before, Maang Tikka are part of Shaadi and are properly worn only at a woman’s wedding or at similarly important events.

Fishing, it’s a thing – a great thing and a great thing to love. Well, to the sane people among us at least; others, not so much. Great or not though, it underscores a lot of the key differences in outlook between the two primary ideologies in the US.