Bakers Dozen

Stupid things that won’t go away

  1. Aerial TV coverage, by blimp, of events in domed stadiums.
  2. People running red lights willy-nilly
  3. Car “infotainment” systems.
  4. The Kardashians.
  5. Scripted reality shows
  6. Perky, pretty, brainless sideline reporters at football games
  7. Cheerleaders at pro sports
  8. Climate change deniers

Stupid things that won’t go away

  1. Aerial TV coverage, by blimp, of events in domed stadiums.
  2. People running red lights willy-nilly
  3. Car “infotainment” systems.
  4. The Kardashians.
  5. Scripted reality shows
  6. Perky, pretty, brainless sideline reporters at football games
  7. Cheerleaders at pro sports
  8. Climate change deniers
  9. A block of fine-print disclaimer flashing for a second or so on TV ads, which apparently constitutes “legal notice” of something.

Stupid things that won’t go away

  1. Aerial TV coverage, by blimp, of events in domed stadiums.
  2. People running red lights willy-nilly
  3. Car “infotainment” systems.
  4. The Kardashians.
  5. Scripted reality shows
  6. Perky, pretty, brainless sideline reporters at football games
  7. Cheerleaders at pro sports
  8. Climate change deniers
  9. A block of fine-print disclaimer flashing for a second or so on TV ads, which apparently constitutes “legal notice” of something.
  10. Courtroom shows (“The People’s Court”, “Judge Judy”, “Judge Joe Brown”, etc.)

Stupid things that won’t go away

  1. Aerial TV coverage, by blimp, of events in domed stadiums.
  2. People running red lights willy-nilly
  3. Car “infotainment” systems.
  4. The Kardashians.
  5. Scripted reality shows
  6. Perky, pretty, brainless sideline reporters at football games
  7. Cheerleaders at pro sports
  8. Climate change deniers
  9. A block of fine-print disclaimer flashing for a second or so on TV ads, which apparently constitutes “legal notice” of something.
  10. Courtroom shows (“The People’s Court”, “Judge Judy”, “Judge Joe Brown”, etc.)
  11. The never ending shows of a bunch of rich female minor celebrities sitting around talking about life, the universe, and everything when the only thing most know a damned thing about is show business

Stupid things that won’t go away

  1. Aerial TV coverage, by blimp, of events in domed stadiums.
  2. People running red lights willy-nilly
  3. Car “infotainment” systems.
  4. The Kardashians.
  5. Scripted reality shows
  6. Perky, pretty, brainless sideline reporters at football games
  7. Cheerleaders at pro sports
  8. Climate change deniers
  9. A block of fine-print disclaimer flashing for a second or so on TV ads, which apparently constitutes “legal notice” of something.
  10. Courtroom shows (“The People’s Court”, “Judge Judy”, “Judge Joe Brown”, etc.)
  11. The never ending shows of a bunch of rich female minor celebrities sitting around talking about life, the universe, and everything when the only thing most know a damned thing about is show business
  12. Donald Trump

Stupid things that won’t go away

  1. Aerial TV coverage, by blimp, of events in domed stadiums.
  2. People running red lights willy-nilly
  3. Car “infotainment” systems.
  4. The Kardashians.
  5. Scripted reality shows
  6. Perky, pretty, brainless sideline reporters at football games
  7. Cheerleaders at pro sports
  8. Climate change deniers
  9. A block of fine-print disclaimer flashing for a second or so on TV ads, which apparently constitutes “legal notice” of something.
  10. Courtroom shows (“The People’s Court”, “Judge Judy”, “Judge Joe Brown”, etc.)
  11. The never ending shows of a bunch of rich female minor celebrities sitting around talking about life, the universe, and everything when the only thing most know a damned thing about is show business
  12. Donald Trump
  13. Presidents who address us all as “My fellow Americans”. (A few minutes ago).

Next:

US Counties named after a woman.

  1. Louisa County, Iowa (Louisa Massey, who shot the murderer of her brother)

US Counties named after a woman.

  1. Louisa County, Iowa (Louisa Massey, who shot the murderer of her brother)
  2. Pocahontas County, West Virginia

US Counties named after a woman.

  1. Louisa County, Iowa (Louisa Massey, who shot the murderer of her brother)
  2. Pocahontas County, West Virginia
  3. Dutchess County, NY (named after Mary of Modena, then Duchess of York)

I used to live there. And, yes, it’s spelled with a “t” - spelling was more fluid back in the seventeenth century.

US Counties named after a woman.

  1. Louisa County, Iowa (Louisa Massey, who shot the murderer of her brother)
  2. Pocahontas County, West Virginia
  3. Dutchess County, NY (named after Mary of Modena, then Duchess of York)
  4. Dare County, NC (Named after Virginia Dare, first child born in the Americas to English settlers)

US Counties named after a woman.

  1. Louisa County, Iowa (Louisa Massey, who shot the murderer of her brother)
  2. Pocahontas County, West Virginia
  3. Dutchess County, NY (named after Mary of Modena, then Duchess of York)
  4. Dare County, NC (Named after Virginia Dare, first child born in the Americas to English settlers)
  5. Isabella County, Michigan (For Queen Isabella of Spain)

US Counties named after a woman.

  1. Louisa County, Iowa (Louisa Massey, who shot the murderer of her brother)
  2. Pocahontas County, West Virginia
  3. Dutchess County, NY (named after Mary of Modena, then Duchess of York)
  4. Dare County, NC (Named after Virginia Dare, first child born in the Americas to English settlers)
  5. Isabella County, Michigan (For Queen Isabella of Spain)
  6. Montour County, PA (Madame Montour, Colonial Ambassador to the Native Americans)

US Counties named after a woman.

  1. Louisa County, Iowa (Louisa Massey, who shot the murderer of her brother)
  2. Pocahontas County, West Virginia
  3. Dutchess County, NY (named after Mary of Modena, then Duchess of York)
  4. Dare County, NC (Named after Virginia Dare, first child born in the Americas to English settlers)
  5. Isabella County, Michigan (For Queen Isabella of Spain)
  6. Montour County, PA (Madame Montour, Colonial Ambassador to the Native Americans)
  7. Princess Anne County, Va. (now defunct)

US Counties named after a woman.

  1. Louisa County, Iowa (Louisa Massey, who shot the murderer of her brother)
  2. Pocahontas County, West Virginia
  3. Dutchess County, NY (named after Mary of Modena, then Duchess of York)
  4. Dare County, NC (Named after Virginia Dare, first child born in the Americas to English settlers)
  5. Isabella County, Michigan (For Queen Isabella of Spain)
  6. Montour County, PA (Madame Montour, Colonial Ambassador to the Native Americans)
  7. Princess Anne County, Va. (now defunct)
  8. Amelia County, VA (Princess Amelia of Great Britain)

US Counties named after a woman.

  1. Louisa County, Iowa (Louisa Massey, who shot the murderer of her brother)
  2. Pocahontas County, West Virginia
  3. Dutchess County, NY (named after Mary of Modena, then Duchess of York)
  4. Dare County, NC (Named after Virginia Dare, first child born in the Americas to English settlers)
  5. Isabella County, Michigan (For Queen Isabella of Spain)
  6. Montour County, PA (Madame Montour, Colonial Ambassador to the Native Americans)
  7. Princess Anne County, Va. (now defunct)
  8. Amelia County, VA (Princess Amelia of Great Britain)
  9. Angelina County, Texas (Named after a local native woman. The only county in Texas named after a woman)

Some of you are asking “What about Victoria County, Nemo?”

I respond “Sorry, imaginary person, Victoria County was named after Mexico’s President Victoria.”

US Counties named after a woman.

  1. Louisa County, Iowa (Louisa Massey, who shot the murderer of her brother)
  2. Pocahontas County, West Virginia
  3. Dutchess County, NY (named after Mary of Modena, then Duchess of York)
  4. Dare County, NC (Named after Virginia Dare, first child born in the Americas to English settlers)
  5. Isabella County, Michigan (For Queen Isabella of Spain)
  6. Montour County, PA (Madame Montour, Colonial Ambassador to the Native Americans)
  7. Princess Anne County, Va. (now defunct)
  8. Amelia County, VA (Princess Amelia of Great Britain)
  9. Angelina County, Texas (Named after a local native woman. The only county in Texas named after a woman)
  10. Augusta County VA, (Augusta of Saxe-Gotha, Princess of Wales)

US Counties named after a woman.

  1. Louisa County, Iowa (Louisa Massey, who shot the murderer of her brother)
  2. Pocahontas County, West Virginia
  3. Dutchess County, NY (named after Mary of Modena, then Duchess of York)
  4. Dare County, NC (Named after Virginia Dare, first child born in the Americas to English settlers)
  5. Isabella County, Michigan (For Queen Isabella of Spain)
  6. Montour County, PA (Madame Montour, Colonial Ambassador to the Native Americans)
  7. Princess Anne County, Va. (now defunct)
  8. Amelia County, VA (Princess Amelia of Great Britain)
  9. Angelina County, Texas (Named after a local native woman. The only county in Texas named after a woman)
  10. Augusta County VA, (Augusta of Saxe-Gotha, Princess of Wales)
  11. Santa Barbara, California (In Spanish, female saints are ‘Santa’)

There are six Santa counties, in CA, AZ, NM, FL.

  1. Louisa County, Iowa (Louisa Massey, who shot the murderer of her brother)
  2. Pocahontas County, West Virginia
  3. Dutchess County, NY (named after Mary of Modena, then Duchess of York)
  4. Dare County, NC (Named after Virginia Dare, first child born in the Americas to English settlers)
  5. Isabella County, Michigan (For Queen Isabella of Spain)
  6. Montour County, PA (Madame Montour, Colonial Ambassador to the Native Americans)
  7. Princess Anne County, Va. (now defunct)
  8. Amelia County, VA (Princess Amelia of Great Britain)
  9. Angelina County, Texas (Named after a local native woman. The only county in Texas named after a woman)
  10. Augusta County VA, (Augusta of Saxe-Gotha, Princess of Wales)
  11. Santa Barbara, California (In Spanish, female saints are ‘Santa’)
  12. Charlotte County VA (Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, wife of King George III of Great Britain)

Santa Barbara is the patron saint of artillerymen.
US Counties named after a woman.

  1. Louisa County, Iowa (Louisa Massey, who shot the murderer of her brother)
  2. Pocahontas County, West Virginia
  3. Dutchess County, NY (named after Mary of Modena, then Duchess of York)
  4. Dare County, NC (Named after Virginia Dare, first child born in the Americas to English settlers)
  5. Isabella County, Michigan (For Queen Isabella of Spain)
  6. Montour County, PA (Madame Montour, Colonial Ambassador to the Native Americans)
  7. Princess Anne County, Va. (now defunct)
  8. Amelia County, VA (Princess Amelia of Great Britain)
  9. Angelina County, Texas (Named after a local native woman. The only county in Texas named after a woman)
  10. Augusta County VA, (Augusta of Saxe-Gotha, Princess of Wales)
  11. Santa Barbara, California (In Spanish, female saints are ‘Santa’)
  12. Charlotte County VA (Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, wife of King George III of Great Britain)
  13. Santa Clara County CA: Saint Claire of Assisi

Next: back to Pearl Harbor

US Ships Lost or Damaged at Pearl Harbor 74 Years Ago, on 07 Dec 1941

  1. USS California, battleship

US Ships Lost or Damaged at Pearl Harbor 74 Years Ago, on 07 Dec 1941

  1. USS California, battleship
  2. USS Oglala (sunk, but rejoined the fleet in 44)

US Ships (name & type) Lost or Damaged at Pearl Harbor 74 Years Ago, on 07 Dec 1941

  1. USS California, battleship
  2. USS Oglala, minelayer (sunk, but rejoined the fleet in 44)
  3. USS Nevada, battleship