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Do you know comedian Tom Shillue? (the Gutfeld guy) This is kind of his private club, for the public. Come on in and hang out.
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November 11, 2022
How To Be Tom Shillue - Travel Edition

OK, I'm home. Really just a one day gig, but two days on the road. I try to answer the question: Why is traveling so unpleasant? By all accounts, it shouldn't be, right? Is Tom Shillue just spoiled? I report, you decide.

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An episode of Gutfeld! Good panel- good show. Here’s GG coming out at top of show

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Rope Flow!

This is my latest thing

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Typical Social Media Post

Except that I forgot to post this

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The Podcasting Continues!

How to be Special: with Jim Florentine on the HTBTS Podcast

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November 01, 2021
The Story from Memphis

Thank you for reminding me. I wanted to talk about our post-show hangout in Memphis and here it is:

The Story from Memphis
February 15, 2021
Saturday Night Drive with Tom

This is just me talking while driving, on my way home Saturday Night.

Saturday Night Drive with Tom
March 13, 2025
Fox News Saturday Night

This time drawing anologly 🤣 I need to post here more often

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March 13, 2025
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March 11, 2025

On March 13/14, observers in North and South America and elsewhere will see a total eclipse of the Moon. DI CHAP

One of the big observational events of the year takes place this week. On March 13/14, a lunar eclipse occurs and will be widely visible for observers in North and South America, and visible near dawn in parts of western Europe and surrounding areas. First contact of the penumbral phase begins at 11:56 PM EDT on the 13th, and the Moon will take on a darker glow as the shadow covers more surface area. You may note a deep orange color on the Moon’s face as the eclipse progresses. The Moon enters the umbral shadow at 1:09 AM EDT on the 14th. The eclipse’s last half will be stunning as stars increasingly come into view. Totality begins just after 2:25 AM EDT and greatest eclipse takes place at 2:59 AM EDT. After 66 minutes of totality, the eclipse will begin to wane, and the penumbral phase ends at 6:02 AM EDT.

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