Latest Vart From The View

[Colonel Obyezyana]

Comrades, it's a font of ignorance masqueraging masquerading as girls' high school lavatory chatter an intelligent discussion among wise and supremely well-informed women. It's The View (or as I call it, The Vart).

Here's the latest vart, passed by Joy Behar during a cluck-out over Graham Platner's drop from his gubernatorial run:

The full volley of varts can be read here: Vart Volley

Note that one of the cattle claimed Dems hold the moral high ground, and another somehow blamed Trump, but not one mentioned that Maine Dem Party apparatchiks plan to themselves select a substitute for Platner instead of choosing it's ranked-voting runner-up or holding a new primary.

It will be the second time in recent history that Dems will turn their backs on "democracy" by skirting voters and selecting a candidate without public choice.

The first time was when Kamala Harris was selected by the party without being elected through a primary process. 

 

[jackalopelipsky]

The coordinated set of Pink and Red outfits sent the jackalope back to the 1970's.

AI Overview
In 1970s fashion, pink and red evolved from clashing colors into a bold, sophisticated statement. The vibrant palette dominated psychedelic prints, color-block disco dresses, and flowing maxi styles. Designers and style icons embraced these warm, romantic tones to create unapologetic, eye-catching looks that defined the era.

Upon my return from the TPC SUBWH Memory Hole Vaults, the jackalope "understands everything".

The Varts are undercover agents, trained in secret Pottsylvanian NGO Sponsored BioLabs, to colonically deliver GOOF GAS in crowded theaters.

[Colonel Obyezyana]

The coordinated set of Pink and Red outfits sent the jackalope back to the 1970's.

AI Overview
In 1970s fashion, pink and red evolved from clashing colors into a bold, sophisticated statement. The vibrant palette dominated psychedelic prints, color-block disco dresses, and flowing maxi styles. Designers and style icons embraced these warm, romantic tones to create unapologetic, eye-catching looks that defined the era.

Nah. Its 1980s all the way at the vart. Here's a 1980s popular color palette.

[jackalopelipsky]

The coordinated set of Pink and Red outfits sent the jackalope back to the 1970's.

AI Overview
In 1970s fashion, pink and red evolved from clashing colors into a bold, sophisticated statement. The vibrant palette dominated psychedelic prints, color-block disco dresses, and flowing maxi styles. Designers and style icons embraced these warm, romantic tones to create unapologetic, eye-catching looks that defined the era.

Nah. Its 1980s all the way at the vart. Here's a 1980s popular color palette.

Don't recreate the jackalope's 1972 history of returning home from camp to find Momalope had interior designed my - I know the whole concept of ownership was wrong think - anyway, it was interior designed with pink and red long!! shag carpet and a pink and red optical illusion wallpapered wall.

This "look" remained preserved and intact at the selling of the home in 1996 and remains something mentioned by "others". Jackalopelipsky wants to make clear she had zero input into this design order that established the confines and boundaries of formative years.

Your Pantone swatches don't change my mind about the Pink and Red Revolution that really hit the strident fashion vibes of the 1970's. Stridency was Vogue. Pink/Reds were everywhere.

Regardless, The Varts releasing GOOF GAS! from their colons, that's the 'real' story you smelled, Colonel O.

[Colonel Obyezyana]

Don't recreate the jackalope's 1972 history of returning home from camp to find Momalope had interior designed my - I know the whole concept of ownership was wrong think - anyway, it was interior designed with pink and red long!! shag carpet and a pink and red optical illusion wallpapered wall.

This "look" remained preserved and intact at the selling of the home in 1996 and remains something mentioned by "others". Jackalopelipsky wants to make clear she had zero input into this design order that established the confines and boundaries of formative years.

Your Pantone swatches don't change my mind about the Pink and Red Revolution that really hit the strident fashion vibes of the 1970's. Stridency was Vogue. Pink/Reds were everywhere.

Maybe you mom was ahead of her times (much like socialism is to those who never experience it).

Here's a 1970s palette, and it's not based on Pantone but rather interior and other design features of the 1970s.

It was the era of avocado kitchen appliances and peach furniture.