Posts Made By: Rod Kaufman

Originally Posted by Jim Moscheck

Now Barr says it's Russia. Yet the stupid Trumpers only believe what their messiah says. Talk about bizarro world.

Not one response to this thread from any of the MAGA nuts on here. 

Originally Posted by Jim Moscheck

You got that right. Can't believe they can just ignore what happened, but I guess their news outlets have to report on it for them to comment.

Originally Posted by Jim Moscheck

Good. I’m sick and tired of these liars. 

Originally Posted by Rod Kaufman

We'll see if the clowns over at OAN and Newsmax follow Fox's lead...

Originally Posted by Richard Davis

2 things to remark about the poll.  

1.  Who cares?  Certainly I don't.

2.  The idiot who wrote the article contradicts his percentages in the very first paragraph.

42% of voters say history will remember President Donald Trump as one of the worst presidents ever.  An additional 8% say he will be remembered as below average, while 22% say one of the greatest, 16% say above average and 10% say below average.


So then here's the simple question.  

Did 10% say he was below average or 8% say he was below average?

Originally Posted by James Brown

Hi Rich, I hadn't noticed.  The thought crossed my mind as I was freezing my butt off this evening that just about everyone here is willing to be friends.  People like James and Jim M. and Rod are great guys, who happen to have a different take on politics than you or me.  We all have a lot in common.  

Speaking of which, tomorrow is the big day.  The closest Saturn/Jupiter conjunction in several centuries.  I am stoked to see something in the night sky that has never been seen before by any living man.  Pretty cool.

Here is a rough draft - taken an hour ago, no processing.  I think I need to cut the exposure time down a hair because of elongation, although this is only at 1 second.  Taken through my small refractor with a Cannon DSLR.   No tracking.

Jim

Originally Posted by James Brown

The seeing was much better tonight.   Here is a close up taken with my 180 mm refractor.