Can you trust others?

Also, an important gift idea for Uncle Cridmo.

Aussie needs to Chillax.

Silver warned us about this.

The Google Maps game!

This is here.

"US $29,900.00"

Well, maybe for Christmas of last year.

Since Crid has expressed a wish and admired FZ, may I offer Vilifi? Shain Honkonen, guitarist and arranger.

"Also, an important gift idea for Uncle Cridmo."

Back when there were only 3 billion humans on earth and that was the standard of craftsmanship. A hand-rubbed lacquer finish that took two weeks to complete? Normal and expected.

Three scoops of gelato? Colbert is gonna get triggered!

http://dailycaller.com/2017/05/26/sicilians-welcome-american-president-with-the-trump-cup/

Uh-oh, I think Mike Pence just spotted a gay bird:

http://68.media.tumblr.com/0086d0d8170e2b3b374c19276e9c2e2c/tumblr_opu00iysnj1v7z79bo1_500.gif

(I love this meme)

Since we're looking backwards, Peggy Noonan laments the state of history in today's education curriculum.

We are losing it. We are less versed in the facts of history, not only of other countries but of our own. It is a crisis, and much has been written on it over the years. “We are raising a generation of young Americans who are by and large historically illiterate,” observes the historian David McCullough in his latest book. He describes a bright Missouri college student who thanked him for coming to the campus, because, she said, “until now I never understood that the original 13 colonies were all on the East Coast.” Another student once asked him: “Aside from Harry Truman and John Adams, how many other presidents have you interviewed?”

Hey! Everyone knows Adams is a beer, not a president.

Great. Just great.

For instance, a ruling declassified this month by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISA) chronicles nearly 10 pages listing hundreds of violations of the FBI’s privacy-protecting minimization rules that occurred on Comey’s watch.

The behavior the FBI admitted to a FISA judge just last month ranged from illegally sharing raw intelligence with unauthorized third parties to accessing intercepted attorney-client privileged communications without proper oversight the bureau promised was in place years ago.

http://circa.com/politics/declassified-memos-show-fbi-illegally-shared-spy-data-on-americans-with-private-parties

Everyone knows Adams is a beer, not a president.

That would be Sam, not his cousin John.

Of course these sanctions are going to be just a mere slap on the wrist. Anything harsher and it could drive away these 67 students would opt for a transfer and the college can kiss that sweet student debt collected for over more than a decade goodbye.

One student who was disciplined in an earlier round of sanctions told the Burlington Free Press that her probation would be removed from her record at the end of the semester.

http://thefederalist.com/2017/05/26/middlebury-didnt-really-punish-students-charles-murray-riot/

They were awarded the Nakanishi Prize for proving that Yale is impervious to the kind of image-damming situation that struck Mizzou.

Yale University awarded two members of its 2017 graduating class — Alexandra Zina Barlowe and Abdul-Razak Zachariah — its annual Nakanishi Prize for showing “exemplary leadership in enhancing race and/or ethnic relations.” However, the pair played a role in an infamous 2015 controversy that led to two professors ending or diminishing their roles at the Ivy League school.

http://www.mediaite.com/online/yale-honors-graduates-who-fomented-student-mob-against-professors/

The illegal smut shows “young nude females between the approximate ages of 6 months and 16, engaging in sexual conduct… on an adult male,” court papers say.

Schwartz’s father — labor lawyer and Democratic insider Arthur Schwartz — called his son’s case “a personal tragedy.”

http://nypost.com/2017/05/26/de-blasio-staffer-arrested-for-child-pornography/

> may I offer Vilifi?

The famous list continues—

11. Thou shalt not install Itunes™.