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Getting ready for your favorite holiday!

Thankies!!

They’re not just for Breakfast anymore!

I kinda like to think of capes as everyday wear. Unless they’re velvet and then I see them for breakfast attire.

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Why are they calling it a costume? Isn’t it just…https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/de_rigueur

There are always fun new things to see and discover and provide entertainment!

Video (MP4): Colbert strikes poses

The good news is that while searching for “thread the space shuttle needle” because I think that’s a thing people at NASA but I don’t know what the hell I’m talking about, I stumbled on this:

https://www.rubylane.com/item/195824-JPx204136/Vintage-Atomic-Space-Ship-Sewing-Needle

Straight from 1950s Japan, 6 inches when closed!

All good. I had a bad feeling about them guys since I made pa-napple milkshakes.

They felt like some kind of Klingon fruit disguised as a micro bird of prey. Prob the K’Vort class. On a nano level of course.

Stunning - such vivid color!

That totally makes sense, and I’ve heard that before about Facebook not showing posts with links. I really hate the apps that open websites in the same app. The site never works properly. I always click “open in browser” immediately on principle.

Sorry to ruin your water and yellow experience.

Yeah, I’m never eating pineapple again.

if you like Pineapple on pork, then you will like cadadian bacon and pineapple pizza…..

This may sound like a leap at first but it’s about building moats around the castle.

As an example: Gmail works best in Chrome. Having people use Chrome then keeps people using Gmail. Same goes for YouTube.

Vendors with something to loose give away browsers (or whatever) to keep people visiting/using their websites (or services). Once people are locked in they tend to keep using those same services rather than trying something new.

And then Vimeo and Hotmail wither on the vine while Google’s castle is hustlin and bustlin.

Companies are very protective of their websites.

As another example, when I post something good directly on Facebook I’ll get tons of enagagement. If I post it here then link to it from FB, I might see a quarter or maybe even zero engagement on Facebook. I suspicion, since the latter contains a link away from FB, they tend not to show that post as much to my friends and followers.

Facebook didn’t do away with chronological timelines because that’s what people wanted. They did it so they could control the flow of information. Just like Google, they want people to stay within their castle.

This topic also speaks to why every social media site has a free stand-alone mobile app. Click a link to a third party website? They keep you in the app instead of open the default web browser …and that makes it much harder for you to leave.

I could go on and on. 😊

I prefer pepperoni! I don’t follow anyone because I don’t want anyone to follow me!

Water and yellow, and apparently something that dissolves your face while you’re eating it.
https://www.reddit.com/r/todayilearned/comments/1isan0/til_the_tingling_sensation_some_people_experience/

Now that I’m thinking about it, I don’t really understand the whole browser war thing. They’re all free. What’s the benefit to the browser companies?

I kinda like that better. Nobody can get hung up on what I’m saying then, like that’s the issue and not the real issue: ActBlue subscribed me to some driveling bullshit newsletter.