30 September
38
0
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Journal - September 2024 - Parrot Feathers, Reborn Sermons
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29 September
3
0
28 September
13
0
27 September
18
0
26 September
20
0
25 September
78
0
24 September
28
0
23 September
18
0
22 September
16
1
Maxxxine end credits rolled under a lyric subtitle, then “Murder She Wrote” played with a MaXXXine name-drop. The night leaned into pop rhythm and late-credit obsession.
21 September
39
10
Superman clips and House flying bits landed first, then Daniel Powter’s “Bad Day” ran under Ranil–Sajith photo threads. It framed politics as performance, fatigue, and forced smiles.
20 September
20
0
19 September
23
0
18 September
29
1
1
Woz quote tied Freemasons to Order of the Eastern Star. A scarlet-thread joke parodied it as a reason for joining the Illuminati.
17 September
25
0
16 September
51
0
15 September
54
3
Field of Dreams clips hit hard, framing baseball as the constant and casting James Earl Jones as a God-voice. A New York Times golf-course shooting report landed late, tagged with an “Son tomorrow” aside.
14 September
59
2
An “Ivanka tomorrow” line opened the day, riffing on being “a day away.” A 50 Cent video Bible image sparked a sermon-like note about reading scripture and a Sri Lanka reborn vision
13 September
16
0
12 September
47
3
Jennifer Lawrence sparked a warm Pauline comparison, framed as tough, brave, and clever. A House M.D. bit and a Biden “TRUMP 2024” hat clip closed it, with cats-and-dogs jokes.
11 September
35
0
10 September
7
0
9 September
35
2
Paul Simon’s “You Can Call Me Al” played beside Franklin BBQ and a BBC Pope Francis headline. Pauline received gifted parrot feathers, including blue favorites.
