[Inspired by every Facebook thread about masks I’ve ever seen and the beautiful rants of Brent Terhune…] “Listen up sheeple! Wal-Mart thinks they can make me wear pants in their store just because they have a legal right to set policies for their own store and just because the government says pants are necessary to […]
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“Mask” To School
Pretty different “back to school” photo this year – masks being the most obvious change but also missing the tree in our old front yard that was the backdrop for “first day of school” photos since Pace started kindergarten (since we still live in the neighbourhood, I suggested taking the kids there for a stealth […]
Secular Sunday – Could American Evangelicals Spot The Anti-Christ?
A recovered evangelical points out the obvious – probably not!
“If adultery is so wrong then these people don’t want to be far-right.”
This parody account of the typical opinionated Trump supporter is one of my favourite things on the Internet…
Throwback Thursday – #tbt – Stop Thief! Board Game (1979)
Came across an ad for this board game on a local buy/sell board. They wanted $75 (!) for this “classic” game so obviously not going to be picking it up. But it did bring back fond memories of playing it as a kid. Is it any wonder I came to love technology and gadgets so […]
Friday Fun Link – It Was A Good Run, English Language
https://twitter.com/iowahawkblog/status/1278313452054949889
Secular Sunday – Church Donations Have Plunged Due to Coronavirus. Some Might Not Survive.
I’m an atheist but I acknowledge the massive role the church has played in various major aspects of society for thousands of years – from being host to many people’s personal milestones like weddings and funerals to influencing global geopolitics. The power of the church has been falling for awhile now but the impacts of this […]
Friday Fun Link – Library Run “Famous Quotes” Database
I’ve always loved quotations and used to even “read” quotation books. Now the web has modernized the idea in the form of quote web sites. There are a few options out there but I recently found out that a library system in Kentucky runs its own “Famous Quotes” web site which is pretty cool!