That is a damn fine idea, thanks.
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That is a damn fine idea, thanks.
A win for Max the cat, who just received an honorary degree from Vermont State University.
apnews.com
Max the cat is now a 'doctor of litter-ature' from Vermont State University
The popular tabby lives in a house with his human family on the street that leads to the main entrance to campus.
Morning, glad you have your pants on
Wirey
Fartist
Man, if I had a nickel.....
Yup, you'd have 35 cents by now ;-) and a police record
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Goodnight folks and folkesses, I'm heading for a little (non working) beauty sleep. Not because I'm tired (although i am a little tired) but because the battery on my phone is almost dead.
Is it sensible to think about cents or does it smell bad?
Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
I hung out with and look a lot more like this
Picture the guy in front without the grey and having blond hair
Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
Good point.
I remember being a Goth teen and getting followed around by mall security. It was hilarious to me the day that they were so focused on me, and I've never stolen a thing in my life, that they missed a group of blonde girls swiping everything left and right. Thought they got what they deserved.
Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
Basically what looking like that got me, was left alone
I use to walk obliviously through Boston common at night and no one bothered me. I stopped after a friend of mine, who looked like the average college kid got mugged, and after I scared the heck out of 2 kids coming out of a club, just by walking down the street towards then. I realized why i was never bothered in Boston common. But i no longer tempted fate once i had that bit of realization about the common
I will admit, in general, i liked the being left alone bits
Ares ran away on his bike again, screaming and singing.
I left it in the alley this time. I assume it'll be gone by morning.
He's miserable because he's bored, yet any kind of privilege he has he generally destroys for himself.
I left it in the alley this time. I assume it'll be gone by morning.
He's miserable because he's bored, yet any kind of privilege he has he generally destroys for himself.
We Never Know
No Slack
Yep
We Never Know
No Slack
This one gave me a laugh
He's a special person in many ways but I think this might probably fit. The piece is about less special kids but:
Boredom Leads to Risky Behaviors for Troubled Teens
One risk of boredom is creating a disconnect between acts of relief from boredom they can choose and the awareness of potential consequences these choices may have. For many troubled teens who struggle with restlessness and impulsivity, boredom can lead to risky behaviors for troubled teens.
Sounds like some of what's happening.
I have the additional problem that the reasonable things he wants to do aren't possible, because no one in the area wants to deal with disabled children.
He really wanted basketball lessons. Absolutely no one would take him on.
So, he has even less options, gets even more bored...
Good morning. Off to Sunday market this morning.
25km each way for 3kg potatoes and a kg of carrots. I must me mad.
But i like the atmosphere and may pick up a few bits not on the list. And of course, the coffee is good. So a winner.
25km each way for 3kg potatoes and a kg of carrots. I must me mad.
But i like the atmosphere and may pick up a few bits not on the list. And of course, the coffee is good. So a winner.