RasterWeb!The weather data I pull from the NOAA and display for my own amusement showed me this today:
The temperature is 28° F and the current conditions are best described as “Ice Crystals”
The part that says “the current conditions are best described as” is what I wrote, but when it’s put together with “Ice Crystals” it just sounds weird. Luckily I put the current conditions inside quotes for just such an occasion…
You know, I used to think that movies were usually crazy, as in, crazy things happened that didn’t normally happen in real life, or maybe the average person’s life, but the more I live, the more I’m convinced that I was wrong, really, really wrong, like maybe it’s often the opposite, because it seems that life can be pretty weird and crazy stuff can happen on a regular basis that you wouldn’t think would happen except on TV or in the movies…
I often make references to “my movie” (with apologies to JFA) in which the movie I write will have twisted outcomes to all of the standard movie plots and situations. Actually, I suppose I should start calling it “my film” because it would obviously not be commercially viable. True art rarely is.
Still, now that I firmly believe that everyday situations are just as crazy as the stuff in movies, I start to wonder if even that will be enough…
Oh man, I shouldn’t even draw attention to this – wait – I can use nofollow! See Wisconsin Realtor at blogspot.com
So wrong… So wrong… Shame on you Julia!
If only some of Google‘s/Blogger‘s bestest and brightest could put some of that brainpower towards stopping such abuse of the system…
Sad Robot
In the rough chart I conjured in my head last night, the revenue line and the “I don’t need to sell my blood plasma” line are converging nicely…
Pete says: Oh how I wish there were a place near my home that would pay me for my plasma, or other bodily fluids I can quicky replenish/have too much of – and remember kids, besides providing some extra income, plasma can actually save lives – start selling your plasma today!
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