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Tuesday, November 03, 2026

Tuesday, November 3, 2026

nidificate \ NID-uh-fi-keyt \ , verb;

to build a nest.

Origin: Nidificate entered English in the early 1800s from the Latin nīdificāre meaning "to build a nest."

scorpio

scorpios are sensual, sexy and mesmerizing. they're loyal and sweet to the very end. they're highly intelligent have a quick wit. all the scorpios I know are adventurous, curious and very loving.

damn that baxojayz is hot! he must be a scorpio.

79 2068 Photograph: Briana Smith ideas in 2023 | smith, photographer, brianna smith

Holiday

Election Day USA

History

The Times of India: the world's most widely circulated daily newspaper was founded under the name The Bombay Times and Journal of Commerce (1838)
Opium War: first broke out between China and Britain (1839)
US presidential election of 1948: the Chicago Tribune reported erroneously that "Dewey Defeats Truman"
Sputnik II: the Soviet Union sent the first animal, a dog named Laika, into space; Laika died in orbit (1957)
Iran-contra affair: Reagan administration scandal came to light when a Lebanese periodical revealed that the US was selling weapons to Iran (1986)

Birthdays

John Montague 1718
William Cullen Bryant 1794
Bronko (Bronislaw) Nagurski 1908
James Reston 1909
Bob Feller 1918
Charles Bronson 1921
Wanda Hendrix 1928
Peggy McCay 1931
Monica Vitti 1931
Ken Berry 1933
Micheal Dukakis 1933
John Barry 1934
Briam Poole 1941 - Musician (Tremeloes)
Steve Landesberg 1945
Shadoe Stevens 1946
Lulu (Marie Lawrie) 1948
Tom Shales 1948
Mike Evans 1949
Larry Holmes 1949
Roseanne Barr 1952
Kate Capshaw 1953
Dennis Miller 1953
Adam Ant 1954 - Musician (Adam & the Ants)
Phil Simms 1956
Lee Montgomery 1961
Ian McNabb 1962 - Musician (Icicle Works)
Aria Giovanni 1977 - adult model / t3h pr0n
Elizabeth Smart 1988

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Sunday, November 01, 2026

Remember, Elections are this week!

Spotlight: One hundred and seventy years ago today, the first official meeting of the Republican Party took place in Jackson, Michigan. It was organized by disgruntled members of the Democratic and Whig parties in response to the Kansas-Nebraska Act, which would serve to repeal the anti-slavery laws in the Northern states. It quickly became the second largest political party in the United States. The Republicans ran John C. Fremont as their first candidate for President in 1856. He lost that race to Democrat James Buchanan. In 1860, Fremont once again announced his candidacy, but withdrew in favor of Abraham Lincoln, who became the first Republican President of the United States.

Quote: "I hope you're all Republicans." — Ronald Reagan, to surgeons as he entered the operating room after a failed assassination attempt

Tuesday, October 27, 2026

higgledy-piggledy \ HIG-uhl-dee-PIG-uhl-dee \ , adverb;

in a jumbled, confused, or disorderly manner; helter-skelter.

adjective:

confused; jumbled.

Origin: Higgledy-piggledy came to English in the late 1500s and is a rhyming compound of uncertain origin.

Presponse

To respond to a question before it is finished, often confusing the asker.

Wendy: So are you avail-

Jimmy: No. (Presponse)

Wendy: -ible Monday?

(silence)

Wendy: Are you?

History

Philadelphia: the City of Brotherly Love was founded (1682)
Federalist Papers: the first of a series of essays was published, calling for the ratification of the US Constitution; the essays were written by Alexander Hamilton, James Madison and John Jay (1787)
IRT: New York City's first rapid transit subway opened (1904) [Pictured below: The City’s mayor, George McClellan, opens the world-renowned New York City subway system. He actually drove the first passengers, charging them 5¢ to ride a line that, back then, only covered 9.1 miles of track with 28 stations. How things changed…]
nylon: chemical company DuPont announced the name of its new synthetic fiber (1938)
Wall Street crash: trading was halted for a cooling-off period after the Dow fell more than 500 points (1997)

Since the 7 line is the most isolated IRT line in the NYC Subway, how are the rolling stock on the 7-line transferred to the other IRT (A-Division) tracks (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6)? : r/nycrail

Birthdays

James Cook 1728
Nicola Paganini 1782
Theodore Roosevelt (U.S.) 1858
Emily Post 1872
Leif Erickson 1911
Dylan Thomas 1914
Teresa Wright 1918
Nanette Fabray 1920
Ralph Kiner (MLB) 1922
Roy Lichtenstein 1923
Ruby Dee 1924
Floyd Cramer 1933
John Cleese 1939
Lara Parker 1942
Lee (Melvin) Greenwood 1942
Carrie Snodgress 1946
Terry Anderson 1947
Jack Daniels (Highway 101) 1949
Garry Tallent (E Street Band) 1949
Fran Lebowitz 1950
Jayne Kennedy-Overton 1951
Roberto Benigni 1952
Peter Firth 1953
Robert Picardo 1953
Simon LeBon (Duran Duran) 1958

Scott Weiland (Stone Temple Pilots) 1967
Sean Holland 1968
Sheeri Rappaport 1977
Kelly Osbourne 1984

Monday, October 26, 2026

ablactate \ ab-LAK-teyt \ , verb;

to wean.

Origin: Ablactate entered English in the 1700s and combines the Latin prefix ab- meaning "from" or "away," and lac meaning "milk."

Dank

Also an expression frequently used by stoners and hippies for something of high quality.

That borritos was dank, man.
or...
That borritos was the dankness

History

Erie Canal: 160-mile (257 km.) waterway opened, offering a route from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean via the Hudson River (1825)
Gunfight at the OK Corral: a legendary Wild West shootout in Tombstone, Arizona, killed three, wounded three, inspired movies; it did not actually take place in the corral (1881)
Baby Fae: neonatal infant was given a baboon's heart by transplant surgeon Dr. Leonard L. Bailey in Loma Linda, California; she lived for 21 days (1984)
Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi: ISIS leader was killed in Syria (2019)

Birthdays

Domenico Scarlatti 1685 - Composer
Joseph Aloysius Hansom 1803 - Architect, inventor (the hansom cab)
C.W. (Charles William) Post 1854 - Founder of Post cereals and products (Grape Nuts)
Abby (Greene Aldrich) Rockefeller 1874 - Philanthropist: cofounder of New York Museum of Modern Art
H.B. (Henry Byron) Warner 1876 - Actor (It’s a Wonderful Life, Lost Horizon, Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, The Ten Commandments)
Napoleon Hill 1883 - Writer (Think and Grow Rich)
John S. (Shively) Knight 1894 - Reporter, editor, publisher (Knight-Ridder newspaper)
Jack Sharkey 1902 - Boxer
Primo Carnera 1906 - Boxer
Mahalia Jackson 1911 - Singer
Charlie Barnett 1913 - Musician (saxophone), bandleader
Jackie Coogan (John Leslie Coogan, Jr.) 1914 - Actor (The Kid)
Francois Mitterand 1916 - President of France (1981-1995)
Neal Matthews 1929 - Musician (Jordanaires)
John Arden 1930
Rodney "Hot Rod" Hundley 1934 - Basketball player, sportscaster
Bob Hoskins 1942 - Actor (Hook, Brazil, Who Framed Roger Rabbit)
Michael Piano 1944 - Singer (The Sandpipers)
Ivan Reitman 1946
Keith Hopwood 1946 - Singer, musician (Herman's Hermits)
Pat Sajak 1947 - TV host (Wheel of Fortune, The Pat Sajack Show)
Hillary Rodham Clinton 1947 - cunt.
Jaclyn Smith 1947 - Actress (Charlie’s Angels, The Bourne Identity)
Toby (Colbert Dale) Harrah 1948 - Baseball player
Steve (Stephen Douglas) Rogers 1949 - Baseball player
Mike (Dudley Michael) Hargrove 1949 - Baseball player, manager
Chuck Foreman 1950 - Football player
Bootsy Collins 1951
Steve (Steven Robert) Ontiveros 1951 - Baseball player
Maggie Roche 1951 - Musician (The Roches)
Keith Strickland 1953 - Musician (B-52's)
Lauren Tewes 1954 - Actress (The Love Boat, Magic Kid, The China Lake Murders)
D.W. Moffett 1954
Rita Wilson 1958 - Actress (Sleepless in Seattle, Mixed Nuts, Runaway Bride)
Cary Elwes 1962 - Actor (Twister, Rudyard Kipling’s The Jungle Book, Robin Hood: Men in Tights)
Dylan McDermott 1962 - Actor (Twister, Steel Magnolias)
Marla Maples 1963
Natalie Merchant 1963 - Musician (10,000 Maniacs)
Thomas Cavanagh 1968 - Actor (TV: Ed)
Seth MacFarlane 1973 (Family Guy, Ted)

Sunday, October 25, 2026

flapdoodle \ FLAP-dood-l \ , noun;

Informal . nonsense; bosh.

Origin: Flapdoodle came to English in the 1800s and is of uncertain origin.

ratfuck

Politics: Formerly known as "the double-cross," it refers to infiltration and sabotage of the opposition party, particuarly during (but not limited to) an election campaign. The second half of "All the President's Men" describes ratfucking done to 1972 Democratic presidential candidates by employees of the Committee to Re-Elect Nixon. A typical ratfuck is to falsely claim there's a political rally for the opposition party, order 300 pizzas for delivery in the name of the party, and then nobody shows up.

Ken Clawson, Nixon's communications director, confessed to a ratfuck when he told how he forged a letter making it look like a Democratic candidate was a racist.

History

The Charge of the Light Brigade: the British assaulted Russian forces during the Battle of Balaclava, which was commemorated in a poem by Tennyson (1854)
Battle of Leyte Gulf: one of the largest naval battles in history took place between the US and Japan as the US invaded the Philippines (1944)
United Nations: voted mainland China in, Taiwan out (1971)
Operation Urgent Fury: the US invaded Grenada in response to the execution of Prime Minister Maurice Bishop (1983)