Right - it was obvious but entertaining parody. I hope the guy makes it a recurring bit.
Hmm, maybe this is an inside job—C-SPAN going for some ratings and recognition!
Yeah, I thought it was obviously not Trump, but it also was a pretty good impression. Like something you’d hear from a good comedian.
Awww. I was hoping for this.
I imagine Dr. Oz pumping the wretched old fraud with buckets full of something to keep him on his ungainly legs.
I also imagine dancing in the streets when whatever is keeping him alive runs out.
I have enough shovels for everyone! ![]()
Ibogaine?
Frankly, I bet he doesn’t have a medical proxy. I think he believes himself to be invincible and immortal. I think that for a psychopath like him, even the thought of having a medical proxy would be seen and felt as a sign of weakness.
***Personally, I can’t wait for him to keel over.
Same here. 30 plus years as a clinical and public health nurse. I agree with your assessment completely.
I think you may have replied to the wrong post ![]()
I was thinking it was to the Iboagaine one but the stuff’s a halloicinogen. Wiki sez:
Ibogaine produces a two-phase experience—initially visionary and dream-like with vivid imagery and altered perception, followed by an introspective period
His nibs hasn’t been introspective a moment in his life.
The very thought of it makes me shudder – on his behalf.
He who fights with monsters might take care lest he thereby become a monster. And if you gaze long into an abyss, the abyss also gazes into you.
–Friedrich Nietzsche
The subject in question is already a monster, he just doesn’t consciously realize it. Sub- or unconsciously, though, I think he must have glimmers.
Very likely it’s multifactorial.
Then the abyss better bring binoculars, a comfy chair and snacks.
I’ve not tried ibogaine, but I hear it does give an orange tint to the hallucinations.
The latest feverish speculation about Trump’s health centers on a newly evident maculopapular skin eruption with crusting on the right side of his neck (detailed description provided for those who don’t want to look at a picture).
I picked up on this only because I wondered why “Shingles” was trending on Twitter. That seems to be the leading amateur diagnosis online, though I’ve also seen a reference to tertiary syphilis (nonsense, it would almost have to be secondary syph). No one has mentioned crusted scabies or an allergic reaction to a miracle skin cream to hide wrinkles.
If anyone asks Karoline Leavitt about it, she’ll probably say that it’s a mild skin irritation from other members of the Board of Peace giving him hugs for having stopped so many wars.
Ewwww… that’s ugly. And the stuff on his neck doesn’t look good either.