Even insects can go rogue, abandoning their societal-assigned roles and busting out. Seeking excitement and adventure. This is more common among adolescent insects than mature ones. They have wanderlust (and lustlust).
Bees are especially notorious for this. Probably because they are pretty much the only domesticated insect, cajoled to live in apartment complexes where their honey keeps being stolen by people in white suits. It’s a death trap, a suicide rap. They were born to run. And find their own niche.…
Left keep people rushing. Gating on tail, no. Sign by is explained everything.
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It’s a sign. A message from the universe. What is it telling us? What does it mean. Is it about the little piggies (they have such a complicated relations what with the marketing, roast beef and wee- wee-weeeing).
Maybe it a message to play the lottery, the one that only uses only 10 bouncing ping pong balls.
Or is it satanic? Like pentagrams, upside down stars and forks with five prongs.
I need to find a soothsayer.…
If you are going to do an excavation you need to call for a markout. That’s so you don’t get electrocuted by underground power lines, blown up by hitting a gas main or lynched for cutting off the internet when you slice through fiber optic or cable lines.
In Philadelphia they have conduits to hell. The conduits are for demons, allowing them to commute and get around the city efficiently. Satan has a pretty good engineering department.
If you damaged these you’ll certainly regret it. No one wants to piss off demons.…
It’s Mighty Joe, the gorilla. He used to be called George when he was at a go-kart track in Wildwood. He was not well cared for, his feet having buckled under him in a storm. Not a very dignified existence.
Larry Valenzano, a gas station owner used to pass by him and George reminded him of his late son who was a body builder and was known as Mighty Joe. So Larry bought George fixed him up, transported him across the state to Shamong, changed his name and set him up as a memorial to his son.
Mighty Joe’s Gas Grill & Deli
What a tribute! …
They don’t need the money.
I’ve never tipped a cow or even tried. It’s mean. Imagine snoozing on your feet and suddenly having someone push you over. Crash, smashed head, maybe a broken rib.
Fortunately, I don’t sleep standing up and neither do cows. They lay down and take short naps. They are always aware of their surroundings, even when snoozing, so it’s hard to sneak up on them.
They weigh over 1000 pounds and are well balanced on their four legs making it hard to simply push them over. Imagine trying to push over a small car.
Plus you may not know that cow you are attempting to push may actually be a bull. Bulls don’t take any shit.…
Maybe organic isn’t the right word. Maybe physical control or insect smashing would be a better description.
I like the idea that nasty chemicals aren’t involved but I can imagine this might result in some extra cleaning if you have carpeting. Plus it must be a lot of work for controlling ants. Also, what about flying insects. Do these guys know how to do flying stomps? Flying, spinning back-stomps? Termites and ants fly sometimes. Does stomping include kicking? What about punching and swatting?
I have too many questions.…
I don’t see a cell phone, an earbud or a second person across the table but it looks like our dining friend is having a great conversation. Why not? No interruptions this way. Most of the time when chatting we are often waiting for the other person to pause so we can command the dialog for a little while.
With an invisible companion, you can steer the conversation however you like. …
It’s nice to know that people care about how we are feeling. Generally, I find my restroom experiences to be positive. There is a calling, an urge, a desire for internal to external transition (or is that transmission?) and a restroom provides the perfect vehicle. A tree works well too for some transmissions.
I don’t recall anyone ever asking me about my restroom experiences, except my doctor.
I guess inquiring minds want to know. I wonder how they will use these data. It appears to be a simple feedback system with no opportunity to elaborate. That box looks like it’s just a counter, but maybe this is really a research project, tying in other variables to determine potential causal relationships. Someday we may hear the phrase “Studies show that people’s restroom experiences are directly affected by barometric pressure and sunspots.”
I wonder who got the grant for this.…
What happens when you put on 3D glasses in a 3D world? Is it doubled? Do you see a 6D world? Or is it geometric progression and you see a 9D? It can be jaw dropping. No driving or operating submarines with the glasses until you are comfortable with extended dimensions.…