Google just banned "gun" from their shopping site. Not the guns, but anything that has the exact combination of those letters in that order. Be it a Gundam toy or a Guns n Roses album, it's nowhere to be found

https://www.google.com/shopping?hl=en

It may be Linkston, but is it Funky Linkston?

Be it a Gundam toy or a Guns n Roses album, it's nowhere to be found ~ Sixclaws at February 27, 2018 5:04 AM

And here I am, in need of a hot glue gun.

Apropos of nothing, in indenting the quote, I typed "glockquote."

Oberlin finds itself between Scylla and Charybdis. Perhaps Mothra would like a taste, since Oberlin has three major issues threatening its existence?

One suit, by a local bakery boycotted by Oberlin students and administration based on apparently false claims the bakery racially profiled students, has been permitted to move forward.

...

In another lawsuit, an expelled Oberlin College male student sued claiming the hearing process was biased and stacked against men

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As in the [bakery's] lawsuit, the alleged conduct of Dean of Students Raimondo was at issue.

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Falling enrollment at Oberlin is a key driver of the financial problems.

https://legalinsurrection.com/2018/02/another-negative-court-decision-for-oberlin-college-as-financial-woes-mount/

Looks like the world Pistol is also banned from Google shopping. I can't find anything on the Sex Pistols on their shopping site.

George Clinton has some thoughts on "cultural appropriation".

http://www.breitbart.com/big-hollywood/2018/02/26/funk-legend-george-clinton-cultural-appropriation/

Another researcher discovers the existence of Intrasexual Competition:

"Across the three studies, we found consistent evidence that women reported higher levels of incivility from other women than their male counterparts," Gabriel said. "In other words, women are ruder to each other than they are to men, or than men are to women.

https://uanews.arizona.edu/story/incivility-work-queen-bee-syndrome-getting-worse

So, in addition to being "undocumented aliens", more than a few are engaging in identify theft so they can be "documented employees"? and we're supposed to give them amnesty because of why?

https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2018/02/illegal_aliens_identity_theft_and_claire_mccaskill.html

Camille Paglia on Movies, #MeToo and Modern Sexuality: "Endless, Bitter Rancor Lies Ahead"

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/camille-paglia-movies-metoo-modern-sexuality-endless-bitter-rancor-lies-1088450

Feminism goes around the back and re-emerges on the far right.

In Google's defense, it is a tacky shade of red

https://twitter.com/pocahontasphnx/status/968511630232506369

Hi Six:

https://mobile.twitter.com/IanBuhMan/status/968487702260744193

> I can't find anything
> on the Sex Pistols on
> their shopping site.

The Mills of the Gods grind slowly; but oh so *fine.*

I was glib, not wrong.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mills_of_God

It cracks my ass up that Cammy is writing for HR.

Makes perfect sense, but still.

Master negotiator -

http://dailycaller.com/2018/02/27/trump-saves-1-4-billion-air-force-one/

Why did Donald Trump win the election? Scott Adams thinks he knows and details how the clown genius won in his new book, Win Bigly.

Adams examines the Trump persuasion toolkit, including techniques that he calls “thinking past the sale” and “anchoring.” For instance, Trump would frequently make an assertion that was technically wrong yet directionally correct, invariably drawing a flurry of media attention to “fact check” and correct him—all the while drawing attention to the issues that he wanted to highlight. For example, Trump claimed to be worth $10 billion; critics scurried to prove that he was worth less, unintentionally certifying Trump’s main point—that he was extremely rich. Now that everyone agreed that Trump was a successful, wealthy businessman, the only question was how wealthy. The mere act of focusing on Trump’s relative wealth also raises the perceived importance of Trump’s business success as a reason to vote for him. “The initial number becomes a mental anchor that is hard to move,” Adams says. “That’s why you should always be the first to offer numbers, even if you are talking about an entirely different situation.” Trump pulled a similar trick when he promised that he would get Mexico to pay for the border wall that he planned to build. If your reaction was that there’s no way Mexico will pay for that wall, you were already “thinking past the sale.” You’ve implicitly admitted that there will be a wall; now the debate is over how to pay for it."

Watch for an interesting 2020 election as a new breed of presidential aspirants copy his techniques.
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Newsweek Can’t Pay Its Rent on Time and Faces Eviction -

https://www.thedailybeast.com/newsweek-cant-pay-its-rent-on-time-and-faces-eviction/