FOOD FOR THOUGHT
"We don't take an oath to a king, or queen, or a tyrant or a dictator. And we don't take an oath to a wannabe dictator ...we take an oath to the Constitution ... and we're willing to die to protect it".
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"Wannabe dictator"
Never in a million years could I give someone else the power over what I could and could not do with my property.
And...
My favorite part of this whole blog thing is making One Of My Very Owns. They may not all be gems but they are as good as I can make them.
*Please remember that some things need to be thought about. That is not a condemnation nor an encouragement of Israel's actions.
The one way I don't want to die it's on the operating table because my doctors used ChatGPT to pass medical school.
The difference between meditation and disassociation is consent.
SOMEWHAT DIDACTIC
The new Lawn Darts of product liability.
I watched a documentary that showed a very large building crane hoisting up a smaller crane when the building was complete to lower the disassembled larger crane to the ground. I thought that was rather clever.
Could every Egyptian read those or was literacy just for the rich and powerful?
It has been speculated that exposed dinosaur fossils led to the myths of dragons by early civilizations.
Hydrogen peroxide removes stains
Oxidizing agents break down the color-causing components of chemical structures in organic stains so that they become invisible.
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Did you notice how it looks like it reached out for the two spots on the right? What's up with that?
Making Art
Award-winning American artist Alexa Meade creates life-sized portraits… in the real world. Recently, she transformed NYC Best Buy into a public interactive art exhibit, Wonderland Dreams, where she painted directly on people, objects, and their surroundings to turn them into living works of art that appear two-dimensional.
Canyon Formation Illustrated
The Excavator
Ocean Cleanup
The luggage carousel in Tokyo knows to wait for other luggage to pass before introducing more to the carousel
Tornado
Remember, if it looks like it is not moving that means it is coming right at you.
Hey! Do you know why! It's 2024 and I am using exclamation points at the end of every sentence! I don't care if it looks like I'm unhinged! I am! Warmest regards!!!
I've decided to just be fully delusional this year and see where that takes me because being sensible hasn't gleaned the results I desire.
CONFUSION REIGNS
This is a collection of things I don't understand. It is not a cry for help but feel free to add your two cents worth.
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How do people go through life without a bunch of stupid tattoos? You're gonna look like a loser in the old people's home.
How much beauty is required to launch just one ship?
ODD HUMAN BEHAVIOR
It's two heads in alignment!
*OSIT
My friend Carl Copland was one of the most unique individuals I have ever met. He built movie sets among other things. Once he had been working for over a year without a day off so he decided to take a vacation. He sat down in the office of a travel agent who asked him where he would like to go and Carl looked around the room and pointed to a large poster on the wall. "I want to go there." And the travel agent gasped, "YOU WANT TO GO TO ZAMBIA?!" And Carl went and had a ball. He later said he had no idea where it was he just liked the picture on the poster.
"Because it will make an interesting video clip, that's why."
I find it interesting that he thought that just might work.
Live, laugh, and block your ex and meet someone new.
Sometimes the universe puts you in the same situation again to see if you're still a dumb ass.
OBJECTS THAT INTEREST ME
*OSIT
Said to be a river reacting to a tidal shift.
8 comments:
Puzzle. Time: rowboatcop
How much beauty to launch a single ship…
Logically if Helen of Troy was “The face that launched a thousand ships” then one thousandth of a “Helen” is enough to launch one ship. I therefore propose that the SI unit of beauty is the “Millihelen”.
Science Guy
"How much beauty is required to launch just one ship?"
Surely this has already been established as 1/1000th of a Helen?
Two things rofl @ Trump's Wall, I remember when they were like let's build a wall on the border of Canada - Good do it & that tidal wave, i'd have left way before it flooded over
B4-Literacy among Ancient Egyptians was 1 to 5%, so your assumption is correct. It was lost on most people. However a study 15 years ago revealed that less than 50% of the audience for a popular news programme understood such basic words as 'democracy'and 'constitution'.Also, both in the US and UK that "50% of the population don't know wnat 50% means..!"...no wonder people get in trouble with debts and mortgages.
C-5, kinda steep, wheelchair? Shopping cart?
A3:Have you made this clear to the EPA?
"DIDACTIC" big word for a BIG man.. We are impressed.
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