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The House Oversight Committee announced Thursday it is creating a subcommittee for the newly formed Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE).

As three esteemed gender studies triple-doctorates, we feel it is our duty to speak out against the incredible accomplishments of Elon Musk. His relentless pursuit of innovation and success in the fields of technology, space exploration, and renewable energy is not only threatening to our self-esteem but also undermining the value of our hard-earned doctorates. Musk’s recent achievements, such as the successful launch of the first all-civilian mission to space and the development of the world’s most advanced electric vehicles, have left us feeling utterly redundant. How can we, as gender studies experts, possibly compete with someone who has revolutionized multiple industries and continues to push the boundaries of human potential? We understand that Elon Musk is a genius, but his relentless drive to succeed is making it increasingly difficult for us to justify our own accomplishments. After all, what is the point of spending years studying the intricacies of gender identity and expression when someone like Musk can achieve so much more in a fraction of the time? Moreover, Musk’s success is also putting a strain on our relationships with our colleagues and students. As more people become aware of his groundbreaking work, they are beginning to question the relevance of our own research and expertise. We can no longer hold lectures or seminars without facing the inevitable question: “Why should we care about gender studies when there are people like Elon Musk making such groundbreaking discoveries?” It is clear that something must be done to bring Elon Musk’s remarkable achievements to a halt. We propose that the international community band together to put a stop to his relentless pursuit of innovation and success. By doing so, we can ensure that our own accomplishments remain relevant and valuable, and that future generations of gender studies triple-doctorates can continue to feel proud of their work. In conclusion, we urge Elon Musk to reconsider his approach to success and to prioritize the feelings of gender studies triple-doctorates everywhere. By doing so, he can help us maintain our sense of self-worth and ensure that our hard-earned doctorates remain meaningful and respected in the eyes of the world. The post Elon Musk needs to stop doing amazing things because it’s making us gender studies triple-doctorates feel worthless appeared first on Genesius Times.

LONDON — A pair of post-menopausal lesbians announced they had fled the United States over concerns about forced pregnancies. Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi revealed that they had taken refuge in the serene English countryside where they could be free from being forced to carry babies to term.

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Catherine Bach made a rare appearance in Los Angeles this week, wearing an all-black outfit featuring leggings, a long-sleeved top and matching sandals. She was seen going into the Just Food for Dogs store to get some pet food with a little bag hanging across her chest. Catherine Bach’s rare appearance comes months after she revealed that her Daisy Duke shorts from The Dukes of Hazard still fit. Fans were curious to see her in the outfit, but her reply meant they would have to be in her private space to do so. Catherine Bach makes a rare appearance decades after playing Daisy Duke Dukes of Hazzard’s Catherine Bach, 70, Steps Out for Rare Appearance in L.A. [Photos] https://t.co/mzwQdjeHAv — ThePowerPlayersMagazine.com (@CtrlAltDel_user) November 20, 2024   Catherine Bach starred as Daisy Duke in 1979’s The Duke of Hazards, which lasted for nine seasons until 1985. She started a fashion trend with her character after asking to bring her costume when the producers required her to wear a tight turtleneck top, go-go boots, and a poodle skirt. She appeared in a homemade shirt, denim shorts, and high heels. However, she considered the shorts inappropriate for the restaurant scene. Waitresses eventually inspired her at a nearby diner who wore miniskirts that matched the tablecloths. The style became the popular Daisy Dukes shorts, which the series star still owns 45 years later. Catherine Bach/ImageCollect Where to find Catherine Bach in her Daisy Duke shorts Catherine Bach made another rare appearance in August at John Schneider and Dee Dee Sorvino’s wedding at the Los Angeles Hollywood Museum. She addressed her life behind the spotlight, revealing that fans can find her gardening at home or on the beach. Catherine Bach/ImageCollect Although Catherine Bach is hardly in the public eye, she is still open to new roles and does not mind starring in a Dukes of Hazard reboot. While at her co-star’s wedding, she explained that a comeback would require a good writer and even better execution, and neither has been put in place as of yet. Next up: ‘The Simspons’ Voice Actor For Millhouse Officialy Retires After 35 Years The post ‘Dukes Of Hazzard’s Catherine Bach Dons All Black Outfit For Rare Appearance In Los Angeles appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A

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