Scott Adams, in "Dilbert": There's no reason to waste a creative thinker
on an implementation task.
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I watch clips on YouTube a lot. I use it like a TIVO, catching TV shows I missed. I watch cute beastie videos, dance clips, and how-to videos. Yesterday I watched a subtitled Mongolian movie, "The Story of the Weeping Camel", in nine parts.
You know how when you sign in, YouTube offers a selection of videos "Recommended for You"?
Today's recommendation for me, things that my past viewing history would indicate I would like, is six belly dance videos, and two clips from movies about girls' boarding schools, both of which are scenes of caning.
Huh?
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Last night I joined the southern Mensa subgroup for dinner at a Thai/Vietnamese restaurant. There were thirteen at table, some of whom agreed to a photo:
I don't know whose hand that is on my waist. I hope it's the lady in the blue jacket. That's my hand on her son's shoulder. [Later - I peered at the enlarged photo. It's probably the clasped hands of the guy in the black shirt, just showing through between my waist and arm. I feel better.]
Tonight I'm going to a Phoenician restaurant in Colonie. Phoenician? I hear the beef shawarma "is divine", and the decor is colorful.
1 comment:
I love Shawarma!
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