A poster on socialgalactic is having issues with nosebleeds: As a kid, I had this all the time. I'd be sitting in class and my nose would unload, and off to the nurse I'd go. It seemed random when it happened. Eventually, my mom took me to the doctor. The good doctor taught me how … Continue reading Up Yer Nose
Category: Life Lessons
Done with Smart Watches
I'm done with my smart watch. For the longest time, I had an Apple Watch. There was a lot good about it. I liked getting textes that I could scan without pulling out my phone. I liked the maps app tapping my wrist, telling me when to turn, and I especially liked the 'find my … Continue reading Done with Smart Watches
When there’s no I in my AI
One of the things I do is create eLearning courses. I'm a hybrid - A techie that can teach, but also can translate that material in recorded, or eLearning format and still make it interesting. A high tech instructional designer. Many instructional designers like those AI text-to-speech generators to craft their narrations. There are many … Continue reading When there’s no I in my AI
Medical Science
I'm sitting here with my skull throbbing. Why? My @#$(#($ implant came out. Why? No idea. None. It was last Friday. I was "celebrating". I had Woodies Brisket, and Coleslaw. Nothing Crunchy. Nothing hard. Well after dinner I was watching my car stories on the TV and felt that the damn thing was coming loose. … Continue reading Medical Science
Imperfect Produce or Misfit Market?
Sometime back, I caught the laziness bug and started ordering groceries online. I started with Imperfect produce, which morphed into Imperfect Foods. I seem to remember when they started that their gig was to sell you the produce that otherwise wouldn't be bought - too big, too small, and whatnot. They've expanded a bit and … Continue reading Imperfect Produce or Misfit Market?
Herd People
Vox Day had a great post Tuesday. First time I saw the term "Herd People". What a great term. It doesn’t matter how smart you are if you are psychologically unable to analyze anything outside of what previously recognized authorities have told you to believe: Vox Day I run into these types all the time. I used … Continue reading Herd People
Woketarded
We spent some time with friends this weekend. After dinner we were chatting and catching up. Turns out their daughter, who's in college, calls her dad and chastises him about his white privelege. This couple is younger than us, lives in a modest house in the neighborhood that they, no doubt, bought long before the … Continue reading Woketarded
Gross and Stupid
Just when you think things couldn't get worse, you stumble upon something so idiotic that it further sinks your faith in humanity. Let's talk about Vabbing. I can't remember whose blog on my roll I first saw this. That said, vabbing is where you, as a woman, dig your booger picker into your female apparatus, … Continue reading Gross and Stupid
Sacrifice
This thread on Blab it a nerve with me: After my son was born, my wife scored what she thought was the dream job. And so it was. But it didn't take long to figure out that she was working to pay the car note and daycare so she could go to work to pay … Continue reading Sacrifice
Speaking of Locusts…
I write better when I'm annoyed or disgusted. Ass hattery brings out my sense of humor. So when things are going well, I have nothing to vent about. At least nothing I should be sharing anyhow. That's when I fall back on dog posts. The dogs are always entertaining. I also do my best thinking … Continue reading Speaking of Locusts…
