I can solve the whole problem of preferred pronouns. But I’m going to need your help. If we all work together, preferred pronouns will be a thing of the past in about three weeks. Remember a few episodes ago when I said it was impossible to be more crazy than
After my heart attack in 2021, I was told that I should start paying attention to my blood pressure. Up until that point, my blood pressure had always been fine. But I decided to take their advice and invest in a BP monitor. What nobody told me was that blood
Have you ever heard the phrase, “In what universe does that make sense?” It’s usually used to refer to something so outrageous that it couldn’t possibly be true. Here are two things that shouldn’t make sense to anyone in this universe, but apparently do. At least to some people. Guaranteed
Where do we draw the line at crazy? At what point does someone move from being able to make their own decisions, to someone who shouldn’t be allowed to make any decisions at all? It used to be a simple question. And, for most of us, it definitely fell within
I said years ago that the best possible strategy for anti-gun people is to shoot and kill a bunch of innocent victims. Because every time there’s another highly-publicized shooting, the Left uses it as an example of why they believe we need more gun control. In fact, the only people
Now that Women’s History Month is behind us, it’s time for me to say something. I would have said something sooner, but I didn’t want to distract us from celebrating women’s history. But now that the month is over, and we’re back to ignoring the accomplishments of women like we
As I mentioned last week, it won’t be long before the company I work for attempts to make me use someone’s personal pronouns and preferred name. It’s not really a question of if. It’s a question of when. And I don’t really believe they’re going to grant me a medical
I think personal pronouns are ridiculous. In fact, I think they’re so ridiculous that I have a physical reaction every time I merely think about the idea. My blood pressure rises and so does my pulse rate. And, for someone like me who has heart issues, either or both of
I’ve had a number of people ask me how I felt after learning that our son is a dysphoric man. That’s a good question. My wife asked me the other day, “what’s worse than a slap in the face?” I quickly replied with, “a punch in the nose”. But I
In the last six weeks, I’ve probably thought about the “gender issue” more than anyone else on the planet. I still can’t make any sense out of it. I want to start out by saying that there are people born with physical birth defects who may have both male and