Weekend Parting Shot: The Harris Campaign’s Gender Reveal

Content Friday, Gentle Users,

I sincerely hope that your message is successful. I put my foot down this morning and said that there would be no work of any kind at our house this trip: no lawn work, laundry, office work, homework, or active job, you name it, and it will not happen if the word “work” is in the name, except for one thing. A black widow spider about the size of a golf game crawled across my side as I was fixing the car door next trip. No work will be done in the door after I accidentally detonated a spider bomb. Although I am aware that spiders are a significant component of the habitat, my house does not. &nbsp,

Gender reveal

Kamala Harris may probably not getting a balloon bouquet with one of those” World’s Greatest Boss” pots full of Hershey’s lips. According to numerous studies, Harris is a terrible employer. There have been numerous reports that the VP’s business was in high demand during the Biden administration because of her reported abuse of her staff members. Examples can be found here and here. Harris’s status as a bad company actually predates her time as Vice President, with incidents of victimization and vulgarity dating back to her day as California’s Attorney General. &nbsp,

With all the staffing issues, it seems as though the Harris campaign is trying to bring some fresh, up-beat, optimistic folx to the country to save the world and bring down the nation. The Daily Mail notes that Harris plan employees will soon find that on the job application that are nine, count’em, nine choices for personal adjectives. For you aspiring social wonks, they are:

• He/him
• She/her
• They/them
• Xe/xem
• Ze/hir
• Ey/em
• Hir/hir
• Fae/faer
• Hu/hu

( The only thing that’s truly frightful about this list is that Grammarly did n’t make me feel bad the entire time I was typing it. )

I do n’t know about you, but I’m dying to see what the Venn diagram looks like. &nbsp,

There is also a function where one can increase one’s personalized nouns. What may happen if one wrote MAGA/MAGASELF for the custom opportunity? Imagine a room full of Harris plan staff members forced to say MAGA twenty days daily. It does state right on the software,” Let the company know what adjectives you use so that they can target you properly”. What option would they have if you identified as MAGA? &nbsp,

This, of course, assumes you actually getting hired. The application also asks,” Do you identify as a member of the LGBTQIA + community”? Although “legal” has not previously been a concern for Democrats, this does not come across as specially authorized to me. &nbsp,

Some social media users admitted to not having heard any of those nouns, according to the New York Post. Matter me as one of them. And for that matter, what is the difference between the her in Ze/hir and the one in Hir/hir? Are they the same? What occurs if you cross the hirs? For that matter, what if you mix up your hirs, faes, and zes? Everyone will be offended, and the entire week is wasted by having an “issues and cells period.” Additionally, there are definitely not going to be any cookies.

Wine advice

Because my beverages are labeled as wine, that is when they do n’t distinguish between beer and scotch. &nbsp,

I’m starting to believe that we need to relocate to a city with a bigger wine business. Wines I have reviewed are becoming more difficult to find than ones I have n’t tried, which wo n’t be possible until I start trying the$ 35-$ 65 bottles. But this year, I present the 2022 Mark West Pinot Noir.

This Pinot Noir is a nice wine, and it will likely cost you around$ 12 to$ 15. Since neither you nor I have the money to chuck on an expensive bottle of vin these times, I look for wines that do not move toward the expensive side. Some writers claim that the price point is reflected in the flavor of this wine, which makes me feel a little sour. That being said, while there is nothing that makes it stand out, it is a great choice.

It has a small tannin count and is on the dry side, which is typical of a Pinot Noir, but I liked how it came out really well. Expect the typical red and black fruit and a tiny jam in the taste. Some reviewers claim that the fragrance has a run of cola, but you can feel a little bit of the wood. I always found it, but what do I hear? Set it up with the typical red wines suspects, but one man suggested it would go well with a hamburgers. I intend to examine that idea now. &nbsp,

That’s it for me. Have a wonderful trip, and I’ll see you next day.

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