Reflections From a Murky Pond

While I’m not formally a marine biologist, I worked with enough of them and their marine botanist and marine ecologist counterparts to know that this is exactly the sort of Halloween-themed humor they’d love.

Anglerfish – Nature’s Halloween Frights

And, as you can see above, their depiction of a Halloween Angler is a LOT kid-friendlier, and less nightmarish than Nature’s actual creations. 😮

You probably need to be at least Gen X to get how funny this is. But, if you are part of our cohort, enjoy.

Ranchers in Mexico are furiously working toward the 1st major harvest of Piñatas. With both Halloween and Día de Muertos around the corner and Christmas on the horizon, the work is non-stop, and only made more precarious by Biden’s ongoing supply chain collapse.

This is Halloween! Get in the hole until November 25th and take your Christmas music and Christmas advertisements with you.

This is Halloween!

This is the spooky, sexy, candy-laden time of year, and the colors of the season are black and orange, not red and green. Hellfire! There’s a whole other holiday, Thanksgiving, to come before it’s time for that shit.

ROFLMAO but also tipping my head and going, “Hmmmm.” Yeah, it’s hilarious and sarcastic in the extreme – snarkalicious if you will, but there’s also an underlying wisdom in this pic. Consider, if you will, the profit potential of a small, self-contained, fossil fuel powered generator that could be carried in electric vehicles.

With America’s infrastructure being nowhere near ready for the Democrat-enforced fleet of fully electric vehicles on our roads, there’s an obvious market coming for a compact generator for emergency automotive use. Nationwide, somebody could make an ongoing fortune on the product. Hell! They could make a quick mint in California… up until a couple of years later when California will have outlawed portable fossil fuel powered generators.