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A Smart Aleck is just someone just too clever for their own good. During the 1840s in New York City a conman had his wife posing as a prostitute and between them they would rob their customers, knowing few men would report the crime to the police. However sometimes they were caught and escaped prosecution by bribing the officer involved. But then he tried to be too clever by cutting the police out of the deal, because of their previous police corruption, and not wanting to expose themselves. But he was wrong and found himself in jail.

A Calamity Jane is a young woman who gets herself into all sorts of trouble without meaning too. The original Jane was born in Deadwood South Dakota USA 1852. She dressed like a cowboy, and behaved like a cowboy, and her husband's were surprisingly unlucky as 11 out of 12 died in suspicious circumstances. She famously threatened "calamity" to any man who offended her in the slightest way.

To be blessed with the gift of Blarney means a person able to talk their way into another's affection, or out of trouble with ease. Apparently in1602 the English army besieged Blarney Castle in Southern Ireland, and was ordered to surrender. After many excuses and much prevarication the siege failed, and the. monarch of the time give in to his charm, and famously exclaimed "That's more Blarney talk". The legend is that if a visitor should kiss a particular stone at Blarney Castle, they too will be blessed with the gift of the gab.

A Maverick is an unorthodox individual who is independent minded and often innovative. Samuel Maverick 1803-70 was a cattle rancher in Texas that didn't brand his cattle, which no one else dared to do, and then claimed unbranded cattle has is own, which everyone agreed must be his. He became so well known his name was used to describe a politician who refused to affiliate themselves with a particular cause, and been used for wider applications since.

What kind of person are you?

👟 I bought mine earlier today for $7 AUD (USD $4.96 at current rate today) when I was desperate, my shoe caught a hole unexpectedly (though a week or two ago I was wonder if my grips were wearing out). Here's poof, yes it really happened and it's really my photo. Cheaper than the stereotype of an American $5 USD haircut💈

Must've cracked walking on some dirty/stone paths between carparks (parking lots) to the shops (the mall). Had been raining, so I was desperate. How's that - $7 shoes. Cheapest tennis joggers I've bought from the same discount department store. Prior to that, my record gratefully had been a clearance sale of $25 AUD or so from memory. Hooray me, thank you Good Lord. 😛🙌😈😋🤭👟

Many have a strongly-held belief (like myself) that marriage is only between a man and a woman.

My state is passing a bill that will allow private citizens and private organizations to not recognize gay marriage.

Remember the constitution limits GOVERNMENT sanctions and responsibilities, it does not always apply to the individual. While the government itself may be required to recognize gay marriages, the individual shall not be required to do the same.

A Christian cake baker shall be allowed to refuse to bake a wedding cake for a gay wedding. A website developer should be able to refuse making a website for a gay wedding if it goes against their deeply held religious beliefs.

A faith-based organization may have an event for married couples and may want to exclude gay couples. That should be their decision to make!

A marriage counselor shall be able to deny services to a gay couple if it goes against their faith.

Gay rights shall never supercede religious liberty!

We've seen many times, that there are some significant differences between American English and British English.

Did you know that the same word FANNY has completely different meanings between the two?

In American English, the FANNY is a person's rear end, their buttocks, what British English calls bum.

In British English, the FANNY is the person's front, more typically, and pejoratively, the female genitalia.

Which meaning of FANNY do you use in your country?

Please vote in the poll.

Maybe this is why a Fanny Pack is sometimes worn on the front, and sometimes on the back.

Like how to improve humanity had been based around religion for a long time, particularly Christianity and how to live like Christ. Wars were even fought over that. But not anymore. Instead, we debate political concepts today, such as what you see on GAG. Heck, the Vietnam war was a war between political beliefs, not religious ones. But the debate over how to improve humanity continues. It is just done politically instead of religiously. What do you think?

🥃 Charlie Kirk debated with Oxford Union on May 13th, 2025 where he argued that what he called a “hyper-feminine” or “hyper-feminized” society would be weak and unsustainable 🥃

May 13, 2025, within the storied chamber of the Oxford Union, a pointed exchange on culture, strength, and the future of Western society unfolded as Charlie Kirk presented his case against what he described as a “hyper-feminized” social order. Framed as a warning drawn from history rather than mere rhetoric, the argument contended that civilizations endure when resilience, duty, and balance between complementary virtues are preserved. Admirers saw a defense of tradition and stability; critics viewed it as an oversimplification of complex social change. Like many debates staged beneath Oxford’s vaulted ceilings, the moment became less about a single speaker and more about a widening divide over how modern societies define strength, responsibility, and the path forward.

Charlie Kirk proves a hyper feminine society is always a losing option at Oxford - https://youtu.be/U6IoyvIGU3Y?si=9Npk9UR0cdTlGkN3

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