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I feel so gullible if I post in the public discussion posts that pop up on Facebook, like "age yourself with a movie you saw when you were 13" or something like that, as apparently those posts are designed to encourage people to give away their private login details, but I'm not that gullible, as I know what sort of questions I use when I sign up for things and so I wouldn't post on one of those posts if it was giving my privacy away.

Currently trying rice coffee...

... It does tastes like mild coffee with powdered rice in it.

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Some guy on Facebook posted pictures of his kids' passports and birth certificates for the public to see. I know he's not got his privacy settings on, because I don't even have him on Facebook, it just popped up on my timeline because someone from my friends list clicked like on it. Then, out of curiosity, I went on to this guy's timeline and, yep, I could see every post he made. He often boasts on there that he's a very responsible single parent who loves his kids and would do anything to protect them. Erm...

I watched a video this morning on Adam Savage's (MythBusters) YouTube channel where he visits with a guy who set out to design the perfect keyboard. YouTube - Fixing the Biggest Problem With Mechanical Keyboards

The keyboards cost $3,600 - $8,090 and there is a waiting list. That is way too expensive for me.
And there is no numeric keypad.
Norbaur + Co. - Ready to Use Keyboards

But I started thinking the principals behind the keyboard would be really nice for an Apple ][ (Apple II, Apple //, etc.)
That Apple //e keyboard is prone to breaking. I have three Apple //e computers (only one was new), and all of them have a problem with the keyboard. Maybe this would be an interesting project?

Not sure if I have a sinus infection or just hay fever. Something's not right though. But it's definitely not a cold.

Someone should do a South Park series that have an identical plot to the Inbetweeners but just in South Park cartoon form.

The four boys in the Inbetweeners are real life British versions of the four boys in South Park.

Cartman is Jay, even though Jay ain't fat but he shares a similar personality to Cartman; the cocky know-it-all.

Kyle is Wil, because as the South Park series goes on it's revealed that Kyle is the brightest out of the boys and is also quite moral.

Stan is Simon, because as the South Park series goes on it's revealed that Stan is the sensitive one that can become stressed easily. And Stan having a crush on Wendy is like Simon's crush on Carli.

Kenny is Neil, even though they're not totally the same in personalities but it just fits anyway.


That would be awesome.

I'm bored. Anyone online? Babybird?

Relationships.

The more old fogeys complain about Germany, the more I love the country.

The fact that any speaker was shot really hit home for me. I was in Toastmasters for a few years. I didn't like Charlie Kirk's stance on gender, but I wouldn't wish for anyone to be shot.

Diabetes is like autism; everything is a symptom of it.

I'm at a baseball game in town. There's a fire about a mile south of the stadium. We can see the smoke a bit and smell it too. There's also sirens and firetrucks headed there.

Everything is okay though. No harm.

I want to watch the animated Diary Of A Wimpy Kid movies but I don't have Disney Plus, and you can't seem to find it anywhere else.

Picked up a free foul ball not too far from where we parked.