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seriously?

Holy shit, Arth.
That barely computes.

What about pea shooters?

There are times when irrational behavior becomes rational.
Like when someone does a heroic thing that they don't survive.
It makes sense, to me, why people are acting all crazy.
Why dogs chase cars. Why we die. Why there is mystery, always.

I've been digging out old rock and roll equipment; man cave strewn with patch cords and little amps...been away from electric stuff for a long spell, so it's pretty new for now. My hands have changed but the guitars are mostly the same. Except this: My neglected electric guitar has a hole right thro...

You're hard to please, sparky. (Thought I was answering your question.) I'm still smoking weed, btw. Actually considering quitting that, too. I've been too stoned lately. When i smoked tobacco, a puff or two of weed would be enough for a day. Now it's morphing into a tobacco substitute. And it's fre...

damn that was good!

Political divides seem to work as well as religious divides. And to some extent, opinions about unsettled science can cause some flared passions. I'm pretty cynical about AI. From the looks of it so far, AI seems to mostly focus on conflict or sex. As an extension of our own intelligence, it's likel...

Yeah, I don't think I'll shed any tears for the demise of genital crabs. Not that they'll disappear, anyway. I'm sure they're as rife as ever in the 3rd world. I've heard otherwise. Crab lice are now an endangered species. side note: Christ, i was just reading up on the subject and I'm shocked to h...

when i was a ten year old boy, we fellas carried a slingshot in our back pocket. It was a cool look. We made the weapons ourselves and found the ammo. I never did, but you could kill a squirrel or rabbit with this old technology. A good one will take down a bear. Then there's blow darts...never got ...

I hate religion as much as the next guy...but I shudder to think what is likely to replace it.
The human proclivity for violence and greed won't go away just because church attendance is down.

I am reminded of the type of people who buy a house next to railroad tracks, then complain about the noise of the trains. My ex-land in Pennsylvania was bisected by railroad tracks. I got use to the noise rather quickly. The trains accessed the apple packing plant that was a few hundred yards from ...