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Grok is Now Free

… and the first suggestion it offered was to “draw me.” The drawing is based on my avatar. Here I am, according to Grok: Allahu akbar!! Oh, and for those who don’t already know, my avatar photo was taken in … Continue reading

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Just Got Back from the US…

I just returned to my adoptive country of Dominican Republic after spending a month in (what used to be) the United States. Generally speaking, I avoided political discussions with relatives; it’s not productive. However, politics did come up a few … Continue reading

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Happy Dragon Fruit Day!

I wasn’t expecting it to happen so soon; it’s not even officially summer, and yet this is what greeted me at my local supermarket this morning: Yes, those are Dragon Fruits, known as “Pitahaya” here in Dominican Republic. Here’s my … Continue reading

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Food-Sharing in the Tropics

It’s time for one of my insightful, but likely unoriginal, observations. If you move to the tropics, you’ll soon find out that food doesn’t last very long here. Even if refrigerated, things go bad pretty quickly. My solution was to … Continue reading

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DEI Will KILL People

I’m reposting this from Paul Joseph Watson: Paul Joseph Watson @PrisonPlanet A commercial pilot emails: “Thought you may find this valuable. This has been going on for years.” “We’ve all known about the few DEI hires into the cockpit, where … Continue reading

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Weekend Warriors in Dominican Republic

My area is a party area. We get a lot of tourists who come for a few days, or even just a weekend. A particular genre of tourist is called “Weekend Warriors.” Weekend Warriors are, to put it bluntly, niggers … Continue reading

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Uneducated Cashiers; Don’t Confuse Them!

Unfortunately, Jewamongyou has a cold. Naturally, I visited my local supermarket to buy provisions for a chicken soup. All went well, until I got to the register. The total was 531 pesos, and I gave the cashier a 1000 peso … Continue reading

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Low-Class Dominicans and Dads

I hung out with a friend on Christmas. It was nice to see him, but part of my motivation was to get away from the Quebecois who loudly celebrate… just about everything. Yes, there are a lot of Quebecois in … Continue reading

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I’m So Glad I Left the Portland Area

Hardly a day goes by that I don’t pat myself on the back for leaving the wreck of a country that is the United States, and specifically the Portland area. I still read the Nextdoor posts associated with my old … Continue reading

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Lahaina Noon in Puerto Plata

“The Tropics” are defined as the areas on Earth where the Sun is sometimes directly overhead. In the North, the Tropic of Cancer gets the Sun directly overhead on the Summer Solstice. In the South, the Tropic of Capricorn gets … Continue reading

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