
Pictured clockwise from bottom: Pocket Doge, Flax the Style Destroyer, Gamora Montana, and Edge-Lord.

Pictured clockwise from bottom: Pocket Doge, Flax the Style Destroyer, Gamora Montana, and Edge-Lord.

If you watch only one YouTube video today, make it Last Week Tonight’s piece on COVID-19 vaccines, or at the very least, follow the advice that John Oliver gives at the end:
In researching this pieces, experts repeatedly told us that the vaccine-hesitant generally don’t respond well to hearing from politicians, celebrities, or athletes telling them to get the vaccine.
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I’m not going to be able to convince the people in your life who are hesitant. The person with the best chance of doing that is…you.
So if you know someone who is worried for whatever reason and you want to convince them otherwise, don’t show them this video. But maybe do show them some of the information inside it to tell them yourself.
And when you are trying to do that, don’t dismiss or judge them for having doubts.
I think we should also popularize Oliver’s very apt description of Tucker Carlson:

Here’s the video:

On this day in 1945, Hitler did the best thing he ever did. He killed Hitler. In his basement.
It’s a pity I have to point this out to some people, but here goes: “Hitler Dead” is a good thing.

The moral of the story remains the same: BE RICH.
Here’s a list of this week’s COVID-19 pop-up vaccine sites in Tampa:

You don’t need to pre-register or schedule an appointment; just bring your ID and wear a mask.

You can also get the COVID-19 vaccine at Raymond James Stadium, located at 4201 N Himes Ave.
You don’t need to pre-register or schedule an appointment; just bring your ID and wear a mask.

There’s also the FEMA-run site at Tampa Greyhound Track (which now goes by the name TGT Poker), located at 755 East Waters Ave.
You don’t need to pre-register or schedule an appointment; just bring your ID and wear a mask.
There’s a bonus for going to this site — there’s a chance you’ll be greeted by Maggie:
You can also go to the Children’s Board of Hillsborough County, located at 1002 E Palm.
You don’t need to pre-register or schedule an appointment; just bring your ID and wear a mask.

Here’s an unsurprising response to the image above, which shows a more-accurate depiction of Jesus on the left, and the barista who works the evening shift at the Starbucks in Swede Hollow, Minnesota on the right:
When you see God as white, and people as being made in God’s image, it’s no surprise that non-whites are seen as a little less human, and it’s how you get ministers like Mike Huckabee.