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  1. 9 days ago on Wizard of Id

    So far, we ain’t been given any bread, and the games are. . .

  2. 13 days ago on Pickles

    Cheese and chocolate—one or the other makes a LOT of foods more palatable. . .

  3. 13 days ago on JumpStart

    Anybody ever read “Superteacher” by Gordon Korman?. . .EXCELLENT twist on AI. . .

  4. 13 days ago on B.C.

    Pretty much nails religions. . .

  5. 14 days ago on Pickles

    GAWD—our male cat is like that. . .

  6. 14 days ago on Luann

    Just program Alexa. . .she’ll be the perfect partner. . .always agreeable, always compliant. . . Welcome to the Twilight Zone.

  7. 14 days ago on Crabgrass

    Is that from Alice in Wonderland???

  8. 14 days ago on Rose is Rose

    ME, TOO! You would think, to hear the women in my book club, that non-fiction isn’t even a genre. But I have found MORE well-written non-fiction books than ever appear in the redundancy and melodrama that makes up much of today’s fiction. I, too, read a lot of history and a goodly selection of magazines. I read a lot of science, too—SO much has happened in my lifetime. SO GLAD TO FIND ANOTHER NON-FICTION READER!!

  9. 16 days ago on Grand Avenue

    And here I thought it was just me. . .

  10. 16 days ago on Frank and Ernest

    Okay, okay, so maybe I overreacted a little. . .BUT. . . it seems to me that these never-ending “updates” do little more than change the “looks” of my screen/documents/menu—they in no way make the way I work easier or quicker. There is simply no way a computer can account for or mimic the way in which each human mind works. Computers store/retrieve/cross reference the material they are fed—which is different for every one of us. . .I don’t need a computer to “correct” my thought processes, thank you very much! ;)