My thoughts and insights on the fundamental nature of knowledge, reality, and existence.
Philosophical thought for the day comes from Jerry Hall as she celebrates her 70th “Life is quite hard and short, you should have as much fun as you can.” Mick Jagger, always the contrarian, sez “You can’t always get what you want, but if you try sometimes, you might find, you get what you need” […]
Philosophical thought for the day I just realized after having the kids stay here overnight and getting no sleep, that we have experienced “gramnesia”. That’s where you forget what it was like to have kids. LOL
Philosophical thought for the day comes from some pair of depression era happy boys. You gotta ac-cent-tchu-ate the positiveE-lim-i-nate the negativeAnd latch on to the affirmativeDon’t mess with Mr. In-BetweenYou got to spread joy up to the maximumBring gloom down to the minimumHave faith, or pandemoniumLiable to walk upon the scene
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Back when I was a young lad, maybe 50+ years ago, I was a huge Kurt Vonnegut fan. I had read the majority of his novels at the time. You know, Cat’s Cradle, Breakfast of Champions, Sirens of Titan, Player Piano, yada yada yada. I’d often discuss the novels with Sarah Grabowski, one of my
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Below you will find and enjoy observations that have passed through the mind of the TCOU during the recent past. Please read, enjoy, and immediately ignore. Thank you for your attention in this matter. John Cougar Mellencamp sounds like a made up name to me Sometimes just typing out a pissy thought and then erasing
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Tonight I was knocking down a few glasses of my new favorite cabernet. My good friend Joe G turned me on to a bottle I had never tried before. I had always thought that cheap wine was terrible wine, but apparently I was misinformed. As it turns out, this new bottle is a very fine
Long ago in a place far far away on a dark and stormy night, there was a skinny tawny haired boy sitting in his room crying. No one knew why he was crying, but cry he did. And then without any advance notice, there appeared a bright light. Not the kind of typical bright light
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Just had my yearly with my personal physician. I was very concerned about my multitudinous aches, pains, and nighttime emissions, but he sez I am in perfect health and should just keep doing whatever I am doing. I have never held up my behavior as a model of good health practices, as there have been,
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A Banjo Player, a Harmonica Player, a Bagpipe Player, and an Accordion Player Walk Into a Bar… It sounds like the setup to a bad joke—and maybe it is—but what happens next depends on who’s buying the first round. The banjo player, of course, orders a Pabst Blue Ribbon because irony is a musical virtue.
Way back in 1975 I was just entering my senior year in high school when I heard the album Born to Run on a local college radio station named WRPI. I thought I had just discovered a new secret amazing musical act that no one else knew about. Turns out I wuz wrong. As time