Brush With The Service Industry
We (my family, my wife and I) are getting a new bed for my son, Hayden. The bed he’s had isn’t the best. It’s old and hard and cold and he doesn’t like it. So, a new bed is on it’s way.
Speaking of my son, he invited me to come and talk to his fourth grade class. You see, I’m an artist. I do portraits and cartooning and Hayden wanted to show off what his dad can do. They were really fun and receptive. If only I could find people in the position to pay me for that work who are as enthusiastic as those nine year-olds were.
Is it possible that a band can seem to have been heard of by so many people and still never have found a large audience? Unfortunately, yes. One such band was the Ramones and I profiled them in my latest installment in my guest blogging at Stuck In The 80s.
Pedantic Moment: LOLOLOLOLOLOL
In text language LOL means Laugh Out Loud, so LOLOLOLOLOL means Laugh Out Loud Out Loud Out Loud Out Loud Out Loud. See? LOL will suffice, so knock it off!
There has been a lot of backlash against Ms Browne. And it’s about time.
In the immediate aftermath of the Boston bombing, Ben Radford noted, rather bluntly, that no psychic had predicted the tragedy. Ben caught some grief for his comment. In fact, I passed along one objection I had received about his statement to Ben.
Ben wrote an article after the Amanda Berry revelation addressing his take on the consistent failure of psychics. He pointed out that skeptics need to use these moments to show the greater public how this aspect of the supernatural just doesn’t work.
My listener pointed out that even had psychics predicted those events, they wouldn’t have been believed. He pointed out the apparent bias skeptics have against psychics. He made some good points that I will have to ponder.
Ponder, I will. I will also consult with a couple fellow skeptics to see what they think. I’ll explore this again.
Just how many bullets does a hand gun hold and how bad a shot are you? I did a quick review of Batman: The Dark Knight Returns parts 1 and 2 on DVD that has the problems of how many rounds does a clip hold and why can’t the cops or bad guys hit their target. It seems as though weapons have endless supplies of bullets and, when shooting at the hero, the shooters always miss. What gives?
RKO Pictures
Second ad break bumpers: ‘Drinking With An Angel‘ by The Suburbs & ‘Waltz The Halls Always‘ by Game Theory
Closing song: ‘Angler’s Treble Hook’ by $5 Fiddle
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