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Memo to Conservatives: I am not your slave
The jobs report came out today. Conservative radio hosts are frothing at the mouth how awful this proves America is, especially under President Obama. Hello? That number includes everyone over age 16, including people on Social Security and retirement pensions. … Continue reading
My Free Google T-Shirt
The fact that a 2XL T-shirt easily fit in my condo mailbox gives a hint at just how flimsy the material is, unless maybe it is carbon nanotube fibers. Time Warner has generously offered to let me remain a customer … Continue reading
Posted in Dead Things, North Carolina
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14″ of rain
The Governor of North Carolina is preparing for the worst, and hoping for the best. The “drought” that has Duke Power’s series of dams on the Catawba River at alarmingly low 93% of capacity is likely to end, possibly with … Continue reading
Posted in Art's Big Adventure, North Carolina
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I’m at the pearly gates of Candy Crush heaven
It’s been a long journey. They say life is about the journey, not the destination.
What not to do if #yourlifematters *updated*
Charlotte is holding a trial with national attention. Way before Ferguson, a Charlotte Police officer shot an “unarmed” Black man 10 times at 2:45 AM in a rural part of Mecklenburg County (where rich white people who want no contact … Continue reading
Posted in Collapse of America, North Carolina
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Forget Cecil
People in China are outraged about the village caught killing wolves to make wolf stew. Y
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Rahm Emanuel’s Noodles
In October 2008 at the height of the banking crisis during the final months of the George W Bush second term, I was shopping in the local discount grocery store in Derby, CT – since put out of business by … Continue reading
Posted in Art's Big Adventure
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The case for GMOs
Vitamin A deficiency kills a lot of children, and leaves much of the developing world with night blindness. I have night blindness, which may or may not be caused by Vitamin A Deficiency. (VAD) the list of foods that contain … Continue reading
Shooting for the record!
As a professional hermit, I didn’t realize the temperature today in Charlotte hit 99°. The record all time temperature in Charlotte is 104° in 2012, but the record highs are normally in July. The all time record on June 16th … Continue reading
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