to dump the weeds on his beach.

Will they never stop the madness???

It's good trouble.

Saw someone dressed like a frog with an "I Am Amphibfa" t-shirt at the reflecting pool.

I am still laughing

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BEST comment - and that’s quite an accomplishment when this Trump disaster just dishes ‘em out with shovels.

No. Not shovels. Earth-movers. Maybe with truckloads of dynamite.

Fighting fascist flora and fauna for fucking too long.

in the Caribbean as well. Sometimes we just can’t go in the water

or Rick Warren (or whoever the current leading messianic televangelist grifter is). This all has to be some kind of divine signal, right?

From 2008

it’s the Lord “testing their faith” or some such bullshit. Anything but a scientific explanation.

It's best not to question it too much. Just put your donation in the plate.

There's no political agenda, this stuff happens courtesy of Mother Nature.

I just love the timing 😜

Chump better drain the ocean and call in his pool guy to lay a new lining! Damn vandals. They're why chump can't have nice things.

It's understandable that it follows you everywhere!

Or maybe what happens after serving a stewpot full of beans.

It's good for distracting from Cheeto's own stench.

A number of people, a horse, and a number of wild boars have died or been hospitalized in a part of France where huge blooms of seaweed had washed ashore and begun to rot. The Guardian published a very extensive, in-depth article on the situation: https://www.theguardian.com/news/2026/may/12/i-couldnt-breathe-the-sinister-spread-of-frances-killer-seaweed

Lots more articles online: https://www.google.com/search?q=hydrogen+sulfide+from+rotting+seaweed+claims+lives&udm=14

Above concentrations of 50ppm*, H2S has a way of "numbing" the sense of smell, which makes it possible for people to fail to notice how intense the smell is, after an initial exposure. H2S has an offensive, rotten egg smell (rotting eggs produce H2S) which is detectable at very low, non-hazardous levels (as low as 0.05 ppm*), but after a while, it just isn't repulsive enough to keep people away, and they can breathe in a substantial dose without being aware of it, until they wake up in the ambulance or hospital -- IF they're lucky.

* marks info from the Guardian article, which is very informative, but which can't be copied !! Please see the article https://www.theguardian.com/news/2026/may/12/i-couldnt-breathe-the-sinister-spread-of-frances-killer-seaweed

Very long but also very chilling! Efforts are being made to get a handle on the seaweed problem and understand how it actually can kill. And how urgently AND intensely it has to be confronted.

I guess it’s one of those “better the devil you know” things…

Apparently, there were warning signs due to wild animal deaths but people didn't investigate them thoroughly enough.

Our high school football team trains on their field, which is right next to the ocean. I will show this article to the principal so he is aware of the dangers.