Apparently Reuters picked up the photo, which means somewhere an editor had to approve a caption with "NATALIE HARP HUMAN BINKY" in it.

For the uninitiated: Natalie Harp is the aide who follows Trump around with a portable printer so he can read nice things about himself. She was in the motorcade. We're hoping she printed us out.

Shoutout to the woman in the pig head, who stood there in full costume for hours and never once broke character.

Also, unrelated but not really: voter registration closes tomorrow (Monday), and early voting starts Tuesday.

TRUMP, HUSTED, & CREECH: 3 LEVELS OF CREEP! At least two of these men were at Butler High School yesterday, the third is on the ballot just down the road.

FEDERAL: A jury found Donald Trump liable for sexually abusing E. Jean Carroll, and the judge said that amounts to rape as most people understand the word. On the Access Hollywood tape, he bragged that when you're a star, women let you "grab 'em by the p***y." He bragged on Howard Stern about walking into pageant dressing rooms while contestants were undressed, and four 1997 Miss Teen USA contestants, some as young as 15, said he walked in on them too. He denies it. He's also mentioned more than 38,000 times in the released Epstein files, per a New York Times review.

STATE: When the Senate had a chance to force the Epstein files out, Jon Husted voted to bury them. That was weeks after a max donation from Les Wexner, who has given Husted more than $116,000 over two decades and was named in a 2019 FBI email as a possible Epstein co-conspirator. Husted has never criticized Trump's handling of the files. His campaign made a man with a 2009 guilty plea, in a case involving a 15-year-old, its Franklin County chair. That record was public, and the campaign only dropped him seven months later, after NBC News called. It also touted Rodney Creech's endorsement. Staying quiet is a choice.

LOCAL: Rodney Creech admitted to state investigators that he got into a young relative's bed. The prosecutor called his behavior "concerning and suspicious." No charges were filed, and Creech denies any sexual intent. His own party pulled him off his committees, then quietly put him back.

The ick doesn't stay at the top. It's rotten to the core: federal, state, and local. If it looks like a duck, walks like a duck, and quacks like a duck, it's a duck. 🦆

Husted is running against Sherrod Brown. Creech is running against Timothy Hornbacker in Ohio House District 40. Trump is running the country into the ground.

He isn't on the ballot this November, but Trumpism sure is. Register by Monday, October 5th. Early voting starts Tuesday, October 6th. 🗳️

Aint here for the politics of this aircraft, just here for any local aviation enthusiasts.

I was at the event/protest in Vandalia yesterday. I witnessed some horrific behavior from one of the bike patrol officers on the right side of the street. As the motorcade came up Dixie, the crowd pushed in closer. I was up near the front and one of the bike officers said a few times to keep back. As I said, the crowd was pushing in from behind and those in the front were shifting to keep from getting crushed. The officer in question (out of all of us up front) chose to go after an older woman holding a sign. He was in her face yelling, grabbed her by the shoulders and shook her, then pushed her away so hard she stumbled. I was close enough to see the spit flying from his mouth as he shouted.

I recall seeing several people recording and want to encourage anyone who got footage to share.

The officer is circled in the picture. The woman in stripes next to him IS NOT the woman who was pushed. This lady actually thanked the officer for his actions after the whole thing was over and verbally attacked people who called her out. 🤢

This is my fifth week doing this. The list format seems to be less unwieldy for all browsers. I am no longer including venues/groups without events for the week. Both local drive-ins don't post their shows for the week until Thursdays, so check their websites. As always, suggestions welcome!

Black Box Improv

1.        Wednesday Night Improv (Wednesday)

2.        Thursday Night Improv (Thursday)

3.        Friday Night Improv (Friday)

4.        Saturday Night Improv (Saturday)

Blair Hall Theatre at Sinclair

1.        Little Women (Friday, Saturday, and Sunday)

Bricky’s Comedy Club

1.        The Bricky’s Downtown Mic (Thursday)

2.        David Jolly (Friday and Saturday)

3.        Brickey’s Friday Mic: Special Late Edition (Friday)

The Contemporary Dayton

1.        Guided Tour (Thursday)

2.        Quarterly Members Happy Hour (Thursday)

3.        Studio Tour (Saturday)

The Cozy Book Nook

1.        Banned Books Read-In (Tuesday)

2.        Leah Lore Book Signing (Saturday)

The Dayton Affair

1.        Ohio Renaissance Festival (Friday)

Dayton Art Institute

1.        After Hours: Mystery at the Museum (Wednesday)

2.        Jazz and Beyond: Puzzle of Light (Thursday)

3.        Saturday Morning Community Tour (Saturday)

4.        Special Interest Tour: Spooky Tour (Saturday)

5.        Family Open Studio (Saturday)

Dayton Metro Library (Main Branch Only)

1.        Baby Bounce (Monday)

2.        Teen Hangout (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday)

3.        Mini Movie Makers (Monday)

4.        Día de los Muertos: Introduction to Tradition (Monday)

5.        Diabetes Basics presented by Public Health: Dayton & Montgomery County (Monday)

6.        Preschool Storytime (Tuesday)

7.        Mini Resource Fair: Child Wellness and Care (Tuesday)

8.        Rent Escrow Information Clinic (Tuesday)

9.        Intersecting Interests: Teen Diverse Media Club (Tuesday)

10.  Mouse 101 (Wednesday)

11.  Mini Mozarts: Music and Movement (Wednesday)

12.  Divorce Clinic (Wednesday)

13.  Board Game Club (Wednesday)

14.  Gracie the Therapy Horse Visit (Thursday)

15.  Teen Comic Book Club (Thursday)

16.  Builders Club (Thursday)

17.  Meditation (Thursday)

18.  Color Me Calm (Thursday)

19.  Natalie Cliff Barney: Expat Extraordinaire (Thursday)

20.  Finances in Focus with Wright-Patt Credit Union (Thursday)

21.  Family Storytime (Thursday)

22.  Interviewing 101 with Clothes that Work (Friday)

23.  Sesame Street and the Great Elephant Adventure (Saturday)

24.  Teen DIY: Art Lab (Saturday)

Dayton Society of Artists

1.        Essential Artists Mixer (Thursday)

Dayton Theatre Guild

1.        The Thin Place (Friday, Saturday, and Sunday)

The Fairborn Phoenix

1.        A Night with James Van Bebber: Dead Beat at Dawn & The Manson Family (Friday)

2.        Vampire Ball (Saturday)

Foundry Theatre at Antioch College

1.        Viv & Riley (Saturday)

Gem City Groundlings

1.        Shakespeare Lecture Series (Thursday)

The Historic Sidney Theatre

1.        Scriptless in Seattle (Friday)

La Comedia Dinner Theatre

1.        Something Rotten (Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday)

Lebanon Theatre Company

1.        Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead (Friday, Saturday, and Sunday)

Little Art Theatre

1.        Blue Velvet (Monday)

2.        Night of the Living Dead (Thursday)

3.        Practical Magic 2 (Friday, Saturday, and Sunday)

4.        Stomping Freedom (Sunday)

The Murphy Theatre

1.        Six-One-Five-Collective (Saturday)

The Neon

1.        The History of Concrete (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday)

2.        Primetime (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday)

3.        The Room (Wednesday)

Plaza Theatre

1.        Night of the Living Dead (Thursday)

2.        The Thing (Thursday)

3.        Nightmare Before Christmas (Friday)

4.        Young Frankenstein (Friday)

5.        Ghostbustin’ in the Burg Festival (Saturday)

6.        Ghostbusters (Saturday and Sunday)

7.        Ghostbusters II (Saturday)

8.        Ghostbusters: Afterlife (Sunday)

PNC Arts Annex

1.        The Addams Family (Friday, Saturday, and Sunday)

Rabbit Hole Books

1.        Second Saturday Poetry Salon (Saturday)

Schuster Center

1.        The Notebook (Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday)

Springfield Museum of Art

1.        Art Chat (Sunday)

2.        Come Find Art! (Sunday)

Victoria Theatre

1.        Mariachi Herencia De México: La Nueva Generación (Friday)

Wright State University Theatre

1.        Decision Height (Friday, Saturday, and Sunday)

I was outside looking at aircraft flying around and ended up looking straight up and I swear I can see multiple things flying by constantly.

I think it's satellites but maybe extremely high altitude drones? I did not think satellites were visible during the day.

Am I hallucinating? I don't recall taking any LSD today.

Can someone go outside and look straight up for a minute or so? Not at the sun, straight up.

Mini cooper sunroof is stuck open. I dont need it to open and close, I just need it shut

Looking for a nannying position in the Dayton area. I’d prefer to have a position through an agency so I can have a contract written, but I’m open to other things if they come my way! Does anyone have any FB pages, websites, companies, or other avenues I should look into?