ValentinesStuff

My yellow is pee.

I got a dead link.

I was scrolling through Facebook and saw a local news article about a group of local restaurants opening up in a shared building. Cool I thought, I wonder where it is, when they are opening, and what kind of hours they will have. I clicked on the article and read it. Location: North of downtown. Opening: June. Hours: No info. A link to an earlier article. Location: A building name, that might include a street name. Opening: June (understandable at the time published) Hours: No info. Seriously it seems that most of the news articles I see online are like this. Is the current media so poorly educated that they don't know to provide basic information. Have current reporters not heard of the "Who, When, Where, What, Why, and How?" If your article doesn't answer these questions, something is wrong. Hell half the articles seem to be Twitter quotes followed by a screenshot/link to the Twitter post. Usually at least one of these will be repeated. No actual interviewing anyone. Not even sending an email asking for clarification or more information. Just copy/pasted Twitter posts. I was reading a different article and in the middle of a sentence it just stopped. An ad appeared and everything after the ad where just sponsored "story" links. Is this what journalism has come to?

Toilet paper replacement? Unfortunately they didn't mention diapers, but they should have.

The ones in Shore Leave weren't evil. Nor the one(s) in Requiem for Methuselah.

You seem to have forgotten the TOS episode I, Mudd. Chock full of androids. And What Are Little Girls Made Of? And Shore Leave. And Requiem for Methuselah.

Shouldn't that be full of "Malware?"

I'll have tea or lemonade or a mix of the two.

I'm hoping to go down to Cahokia Mounds later this year. Plus another day of blueberry picking. And maybe one longer trip to camp a bit.

Me too.

I think this might count as ridiculous. I was looking at the Attends products page and found these products: Attends Premier Briefs Attends Overnight Briefs Attends Bariatric Briefs Attends Stretch Briefs Attends Briefs Ultimate Absorbency Attends Briefs Maximum Absorbency Attends Briefs Extra Heavy Absorbency Attends Briefs, Youth/Small Attends Classic Briefs So they are selling 9 different briefs.

https://www.eatingwell.com/best-time-of-day-to-poop-11744316 When to poop.

Yeah, at least at home daytime. They will handle a wetting. The do have a very weird design. Cloth backed, they have one 6" or so long fastener on each side.

I talked to someone more experienced with the system and he put in a prescription for Attends briefs, what I had expected. They're fairly poor quality. Oh well. I was expecting a case of 72, got two cases.

I had my testing this afternoon. It's not the most fun procedure, although some people might enjoy it. Now to wait for official results.

If you buying from NorthShore use Mikey's link, he gets a commission.

Maybe your ceiling leaked?

Barnaby Jones, the only man that could shoot someone in the shoulder no matter what was between him and that shoulder.

I don't know about this year, but last year they had sponsoirship deals with most if not all the pro sports teams in Chicago. They were the Cubs Official Sponsor of Opponent Pitcher's Walks. That had the broadcast team reading the ad copy, or a reasonable facsimile of it, after every walk. Which often led to them commenting on the product, such as its usefulness on long flights.

Those two psychiatrists that had him discharged needed to be punished somehow. The woman's death is at least partially their fault.

Brisket says cow is barbecue too. Same with ribs. Steak, burgers, and dogs are normally grilled.

Try shifting position in seat before trying to go. Or even after or before you are driving.

The names were changed to protect the guilty.

Calling Star Trek science fiction to Star Wars fantasy is a bit laughable. Adding technobabble doesn't make something science fiction. There is very little accurate science in Star Trek and a great deal of fantasy. Neither come close to being good science fiction.

Try cloth diapers.