enjoying an afternoon snack. [laughter] greg: you know i hope ultimately the extensions come out okay. either way i think kat s going to be a brunette for a week. disgusting. which reminds me, do you know what it s time for? send the writers home, this next story writes itself. seriously you re all fired. pack your things and get the hell out. greg: this will make your blood boil if you have any blood left after it shoots out of your eyeballs. this is an unbelievable story yet somehow believable these days from the new york post. wisconsin school district has filed sexual harassment complaint against three middle schoolers for calling a classmate by a wrong pronoun. i know, i know. how are these kids supposed to even know what a pronoun is when they re too busy being taught how racist they are? priorities people. this isn t some looney left wing city on either left coast. this is a school district in kyle wisconsin, a city of just 3600 people. talk about small. larr
Transplant. jamie this won t be a problem for about a year for you. [laughter]. jamie: you know what s funny? greg: what? jamie: i read every word of the article like i do with all the articles. at the end of this he s angry because the guy called him bald but if you read it further i ll say it as clean as possible. his company worker called him a bald c word. it s true. and the guy was like, oh, my god, i can t believe you called me bald. [laughter]. jamie: that would be like somebody s like you re a fat pedophile and you re like, i have been going to the gym. [laughter]. greg: in england. go ahead. dana: they use that word a lot. jamie: one true story, after i go on your show sometimes you go on twitter and people say nice things. after the last show in the nude studio, i was trying to feel better about myself and people are like oh you did a good job i
“We Don’t Pray To Encounter A Year Like 2020 Again” Nigerians Recount Gloomy 2020 Amid Preparation For Christmas, New Year
In separate interviews with SaharaReporters, some of them say that this is yet another hard Christmas season where the prices of food, drinks, household items and luxury goods are out of reach
by SaharaReporters, New York
Dec 16, 2020
Nigerians have lamented the rising prices of commodities including essentials such as food during the Christmas season as well as the slow sales and businesses as a result of the economic hardship and insecurity in the country.
In separate interviews with SaharaReporters, some of them say that this is yet another hard Christmas season where the prices of food, drinks, household items and luxury goods are out of reach of the average Nigerians.
Part of the country have formed what they re calling the libyan peoples army. they are armed with whatever the former military commanders had at their disposal as well as weapons looted and confiscated from gadhafi forces. and it s not just members of the armed forces who have defected and joined the opposition. so, too, has libya s largest oil producer, which is headquartered in that second largest city in ben ghazi, a company worker who is also a spokesperson for the local opposition said the arabian gulf oil company was no longer controlled by libya s government. he also said it had resumed exporting oil for the first time since the protests began. a tanker, loaded up with up to 1 million barrels of crude was ready to set sail to china. the opposition also says it hopes to send another 600,000 barrels in the next few days. that said, the opposition will not be able to profit from the sales of those tankers. money earned by the company still goes directly into libyan government accou