Random Stuff, Seen on the net that made me LoL

[Zema Bus]

I didn't think Elvis when I initially saw this picture, then I looked at the comments and saw that I wasn't the only one

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[Grogan]

The resemblance (to Trump, in cartoons) is uncanny

[Zema Bus]

[Grogan]

"Heil Vanitler"

It makes me sick that even that, has been acquired by a big conglomerate that can dictate their ideology (I assume that's true about the CEO being fired by Unilever). Oh, but monopolies aren't supposed to be allowed. You're allowed to monopolize, as long as you aren't a monopoly

It's not something you'll find in every store around here, but I've bought some pretty good Ben and Jerry's ice creams. A fabulous black cherry comes to mind.

[Zema Bus]

I miss being able to eat ice cream

Saw this on FB:

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[Grogan]

Notice that Win 3.1 is an open window... that you can climb out of to escape

WinME was a black site that doesn't officially exist?

[Zema Bus]

I've noticed that most of these things omit some versions, usually NT based Windows before XP but here they also left out WIn95.

[Grogan]

Yeah, they only did one "Win9x" OS there. I actually liked Win98 and even more so, SE. It was easy to crash and fragile, but I could always fix it. It also didn't fight you when fixing it, like Windows NT based ones, which got progressively worse for that after XP. At least with Windows XP it was still possible to get a shell as the System account. I had to have a Windows DVD with a bunch of programs on it to work on broken/infected systems.

[Grogan]

"oeuhh... I'm Bruce Wayne mememya mehmeh hleh"

These Robot Chicken compilations are good, and worth watching, but it's a long video and I just want to point out this skit so it will jump to 522 s. A chamber maid is cleaning Bruce Wayne's office, and she sits at his desk and mocks him in a Scottish voice. The facial expressions and gestures are funny too, but the mocking tone of disgust has me cracking up, even just thinking about it. (I had to go and find it again).

Then, while wiping the desk she comes across... the button.

[Zema Bus]

lol! I don't think I've seen those before

[Zema Bus]

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[Grogan]

"White buoy"

I hated that song when I was a kid (people used to play that on jukeboxes at the arcade and bowling alley etc.) and still do, of course.

[Zema Bus]

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Plus they like to take your BP as soon as you take a seat, without waiting for it to settle down. Mine always measures a lot higher in a doctors office than it does at home where it's normal or mildly above normal. My primary physician determined that we couldn't get an accurate reading in the office after seeing my consistent readings at home from two different monitors, and that BP meds weren't indicated. But now that I've moved and have to find another doctor I'll be going through the same thing all over again, as most physicians are quick to prescribe BP meds. Hopefully if I can get my records transferred that'll help. I've seen a lot of cases in the charts where patients come in with hypotension (and sometimes falls) determined to be from being over medicated on BP meds. One of my FB friends had this happen, his doctor had him on 4 BP meds and he was getting abnormally low readings at home, so his doctor took him off two of them.

[Grogan]

You don't have to actually accept, or go and get the prescription, or take the pills

I haven't been to a doctor in decades, but my blood pressure would be up too. I think last time I saw one (because I was transitioning to this new doctor that insisted on such initial workup) it was a bit high in the office (and she put it too tight, I thought my hand was going to pop like a balloon) and I checked it with a machine at a pharmacy a few days later and it was fine. After I got a clean bill of health from her workup, I never had cause to see her again. I'm not even sure I still have that doctor, or if she's even still in the area.

Of course if something requires diagnostics it needs doctors and referrals, but for anything that has ailed me, I'm perfectly capable of self diagnosis. I have faster access to information than I ever had in the old days, too. I used to have to pore over big books to look shit up.

[Zema Bus]

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[Grogan]

Some of those google captchas are all but that ridiculous. It might as well be "find all squares that have a sign. If the sign is invisible, use braille"

I appreciate the mockery, but anybody that would commission a solid gold toilet has more money than they should. Nothing wrong with being wealthy, but if you are just going to flaunt it with useless adornments you make the case for 90% taxation.

[Zema Bus]

He is a meathead

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[Grogan]

LOL, that's a nice spread.

(Eat your face... EAT YOUR FACE!)

[Zema Bus]

Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, and Mark Zuckerberg as robot dogs

[Grogan]

I stopped the video before they started eating each other's shit...

[Grogan]

Stuff that ends up in your youtube feed that makes you say "WTF"

It's just a short (21s)

[Zema Bus]

"Stuff my fanny, but don't call me a granny"

[Grogan]

Thinking about that in the sobering light of day, it's pretty cringeworthy.

[Zema Bus]

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[Grogan]

It depends on the chain of idiots as to whether this guy on the internet will accept "findings"

In some cases it's a matter of things not being as significant in reality as their statistics are trying to show.

[Zema Bus]

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[mlangdn]

That is simply fugly... Reminds me of our own Gremlin. Not in looks, but in total uselessness.

[Grogan]

Yeah, the body looks insubstantial. I'll bet that wasn't a very safe car.

[Zema Bus]

FB short, there doesn't seem to be any sound: https://www.facebook.com/reel/859991786753676

[Zema Bus]

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