….yuh and not in a good way, sometimes. like when our country voted for Bygone-Hapless. oh yes i believe the 2020election was stolen, but it was done by concentrating on a few areas important to the electoral Vote. i do believe a plurality of voters, probally not all citizens, went for ol’ Jo[k]e.

Well—happy now, you shitheads?

now that our country is reduced to the status of international beggar? Now that we have no accomplishments of our own of which we can be proud? if Russia invaded US, i doubt many of you assholes would take up arms! too ”arrogant” for ya?

America! lets face it, weve had the best of ’er. Oh, she’ll linger on awhile, but our kids will be stuck with relieving her bedsores, cleaning ip her gruelly vomit, helping her to the toilet….theyll never know the vigorous entity we knew.

You backing fustards who put Ol…

Hello, All!

[I was able to read a pre-publication version of this book, and purchased it on its release date.]

The wait for the next installment (Gotta love the title!) in the Campbell/Greene Adventures is over! Once again, the team of Douglas Kimball, with Simon Templar as his technical advisor extraordinaire, delivers the perfect weekend getaway or staycation book. The story takes up after the medical cliffhanger at the end of book one , “Virga Joy”. As Colin Campbell, recovers from typhoid at a military hospital in Germany, in hopes of completing his Marine enlistment and returning to Costa Rica, he showcases his jazz piano talents for fellow patients, staffers, and even Armed Forces Radio and Television.

Meanwhile, at the “Rancho del Piper Nigrum”, Colin’s friend and partner in business and adventure, botanist Alan Greene, who’d been hastily removed from Afghanistan – and his covert work there – keeps the…

America has gone insane.

Yeah, I know you’re thinking “Tell us sump’n we don’t know!”

Okay: masks don’t work! Or did you know that? Think about it: we’re,
talkin’ microbes here. When you suck in air, which is tortuously hard to do wearing even one of those party-favor lite paper masks, the virus is tiny enuf to ride in with it, Duh!(if that’s not offensive). The “experts” pretty much admitted that from the beginning.

Oh, but now we’re ordered to wear ‘em to protect other people!

Well, y’see, when you breathe out, your breath doesn’t stay inside your mask. It comes out around the edges. That’s the reason your sunglasses get fogged up. Du—-sorry! Old habits die hard.

I heard my BMD joking that he now tells people he has a new “magic” mask. Oh, yeah! You mean you don’t have one yet?

So it occurred to me that…