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@chris Really? Fairly predictable, though. It’s become Woke Lib Central.

I'm with @MoeFactz on drag queens, not so much with @adam who seemed to suggest that they were more benign in the last Moe Factz with Adam Curry. https://www.lawenforcementtoday.com/drag-queen-story-hour-for-2-year-olds-is-real-and-coming-to-you/

@chris I see, interesting. I've never hunted in my life and didn't know that.

@chris What are all those little tabs for? Storing stuff?

@chris NAS down again?

@chris Is NAS completely offline today? Keep seeing an error message, not even the usual spinning wheel.

@chris Is NAS completely offline today? Keep seeing an error message, not even the usual spinning wheel.

Just one of the innumerable stories of Australian politicians accused of/convicted for child sex charges. The list is seemingly endless. https://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/politics/queensland/former-queensland-mp-s-25-historical-child-sex-charges-quietly-dropped-20220318-p5a600.html

@chris@girevik.su @chris@noagendasocial.com Howdy! Sorry, I'm not very active in my own social network 😀 . Have to change that.

Hurkacz is hanging on in this match primarily because of his serve. It's a toss-up every time he gets into a rally with Murray. I'm still amazed by how well Murray is playing.

Why is a withdrawal (walkover) not counted as a loss in tennis? I see no reason why this should not be counted as a "loss". When a player ends a match owing to an injury, aka retirement, it does count towards his/her losses. Seems like another trick pulled out by some players to protect their records.

As I watched Giron playing Gojowczyk, I realized why he was so upset when he was up 5-2 and it was deuce on the German's server. Giron was upset he could not break. He then proceeded to serve out the set. Thereafter, Giron has completely collapsed mentally. I was watching my son's tennis matches last weekend and realized how players lose concentration and focus so quickly. Giron is no different. Lost intensity and focus. Of course, Gojowczyk is playing far better now as well.

But to say other feats are lesser is nonsense. Even weirder are those who go into extended diatribes about what is a "slam", what is a "Grand Slam", what is a major, etc., etc. Get a life. I think Nolé's 4-in-a-row is an incredible, not achieved by anyone else except Don Budge who did it spanning 1937-38. Likewise, the the feats of Martina 84-85 and Serena's 2014-15 feat were remarkable too.

The very creation of the term "Grand Slam" is nothing but somebody concocting something. Alan Gould of The Reading Eagle coined this term, as did John Kieran of NYT. Gould was a frequent coiner. He created the term "double eagle" in golf. Those who claim a CYGS is somehow sacrosanct, are just BSing as usual. These are all creations, including non-CYGS, career Slam, Golden Slam. Each is a feat begging for someone to coin a term. I'm a traditionalist and don't mind the calendar year GS at all.

Double everything. Double the lies, double the scolding, double the threats.

https://taibbi.substack.com/p/the-vaccine-aristocrats-b5d

Talking during the point? What the heck was the chair umpire doing? https://tennishead.net/tsitsipas-hope-he-apologises-krajinovic-criticises-tsitsipas-behaviour/

Todd Martin looks like Herman Munster.

Watching Brooksby for the first time. Not impressed. Looks like a college player throw among the ATP wolves. If Anderson’s ground game is making him uncomfortable, there’s definitely room for a lot of improvement.

This has been an unbelievably long break after set 1. Can’t understand how they allow such an extended break.

World’s oldest tennis player? https://news.yahoo.com/amphtml/news/ukrainian-tennis-player-still-court-165210808.html