Hmmm. A double bacon latte….
Month: May 2015
Big Mouth Strikes Again | Peggster
Source: Big Mouth Strikes Again | Peggster I was just thinking about how different childhood is in the last 100 years and lo, this shows up in my feed. For those who dwell on the ages old chicken and egg conundrum, I submit to you an alternative to consider… That of the of riddle… Continue reading Big Mouth Strikes Again | Peggster
Very articulate.
A great attitude will take you places. A great mustache will get you into them.
http://www.out.com/2014/11/06/40-sexiest-moustaches-mustache
By George!
So I donated to George’s production efforts. When I was going through High School History, there were a few moments that really struck me about the last century of American History. Racism and the civil rights movement, Joseph McCarthy and his horrible crusades against those he deemed his enemies, and the internment of Japanese Americans.… Continue reading By George!
Our New Rights « A Longer View
A post from a friend’s blog…Source: Our New Rights « A Longer View That first paragraph, with the negative liberties comment, was painful for me to read. When people use language like that I have barely suppressed homicidal impulses. It’s not just that I find the statement inane, I find it to be deliberate… Continue reading Our New Rights « A Longer View
Best spam email title so far today: The Amish have perfect hearing, I’ve seen it with my own eyes!
Interesting…
PVP – stupid pet tricks
Source: PVP – stupid pet tricks
Coming Full Circle
My Dad was a railroad man, over 30+ years. Seventeen with Milwaukee, another eighteen or so with Burlington Northern. For most of it he was a signalman, and he commanded a lot of different skills- electronics, communications, welding, repair, etc. And a ton of labor. When I was younger, he often tried to steer me… Continue reading Coming Full Circle
Charter keeps sending me “important” advertisements trying to convince me to sign up for their “Double Play” package, which includes phone + internet or cable + internet. I call it the Double Pay package, instead. You know, where you pay twice the price for single service you want?