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Today’s Quote
The weak can
never forgive. Forgiveness is the attribute of the strong.
Mahatma Gandhi
Today’s Meme
Thoughts for the day
I started the week off with a trip to
Walgreen’s for my latest COVID shot. I had to drive across town as that was the
only one doing COVID vaccines. No problem. In & Out fairly quickly. The longest
wait was the line to sign in. The guy who gave me the shot had been at My Walgreens
but got promoted and moved to the west side store. He is a friendly guy with
massive colorful sleeve tattoos on both arms, blue hair, and earrings in both
ears…the kind that go into a large hole in the earlobe.
The Cardinals lost to the Bills and
Denver lost to the Seahawks. Not the greatest day for my football teams on Sunday.
Riddles
What question can you never
say yes to?
Random Thoughts…
The hardest clue to guess while
playing charades would be “playing charades.”
The Universe is only 13.7 billion years old, but it’s expected to last trillions of years if not forever. We basically live at the beginning of time.
Maybe King Arthur was able to lift Excalibur because he lifted with his legs, not his back.
There’s a big difference between “the news” and what’s actually happening around the world.
Slang Words…
Jumping the shark
- Pop culture reference point: "Happy Days"
(1977)
When something has "jumped the shark," it has
entered a period of declining quality and popularity. The idiom's origins
started with a 1977 episode of the sitcom "Happy Days," in which the
character Fonzie (Henry Winkler) jumps over a shark while water-skiing. Many
agreed it was a moment that marked the show's turn for the worse.
However, the modern phrase was ultimately coined in 1987
when Jon Hein and his roommates at University of Michigan were discussing the
moments when their favorite shows went downhill. Hein eventually started the
website jumptheshark.com and
still tracks television's downhill moments.
Historic Events
- 1846 – Elias Howe was granted a
patent for the sewing machine.
- 2002 – Switzerland,
traditionally a neutral country, became a full member of the United
Nations.
- 2008 – The Large Hadron
Collider at CERN was powered up in Geneva, Switzerland.
Riddles
Answer
Answer: “Are you
asleep?”
Birthdays
Ryan
Phillippe, 50 Movie Actor Jack Ma, 60 Entrepreneur,
Amazon & Alibaba |
@79 – Marie
Laveau, American Voodoo practitioner (d. 1881)
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…The End for today…
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