It’s that time again! Lots of laughs coming . . .
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and for our musical selection . . .
Wishing y’all a lovely weekend, thanks for stopping by!
The owner/founder of Flock threw a tantrum this week when he got Doxxed on the internet and then demanded Google Maps blur his house. Funny isn’t it? Doesn’t mind invading my privacy but his matters.
I loved Dolly so much. She was such a universally loved person.
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That will be the next big thing, pay the spy agencies for basic privacy from the general public, but not from them, of course.
I’ve seen some valid criticism of Dolly, like she promoted the jabs. I do have a problem with that, but not to throw the woman’s entire career under the bus with her. The way I see it, if someone is getting jabbed because a movie star is promoting it, they’ve got bigger issues going on!
Did you see 9 to 5? That was pretty funny and really demonstrates what a wide range she had as a performer. And at the time it was pretty edgy too, her role. She loved what she did, she certainly was a brilliant capitalist (I loathe Dollywood!) and she deserves credit where it is due. 🥳
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Yeah I honestly don’t know where she ended up standing regarding the jab at the end but in the moment she did what she thought was right (gave a lot of money to create a vaccine). Ultimately I think we can analyze everything she did and find reasons to love or hate her. She didn’t really care if you loved her or not. She was just Dolly.
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