Gunners! #ARSBOU

Zip — Slide Tooth Loop

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Solitude — Peace No Handset

#mbmar #solitude 📷 March Photoblogging Challenge

Corporations are people, and therefore need to feel very bad things when they break the law, so they will remember, and won’t break the law again. Where does the corporation feel things? In its head of course. Responsibility lies here too, poetically. So take the top three layers, just to be sure.BTW, this is exactly the kind of bullshit I was talking about back here.

What Do They Know

I guess we really shouldn’t be too surprised that main stream journalism kinda got it wrong with the new AI marketing storm. This happens all the time but it is easy to miss.

Whenever some domain of specialized knowledge rises up in the public consciousness, and when it is one you happen to be well acquainted with—not an expert necessarily but certainly more than proficient—when you then read an article or hear a news story on the domain, inevitably you have opportunity to say to yourself “Well, that’s kind of a half-truth, or Hmm, seems an over-simplification…”

That isn’t just you. We all do that all the time. I wouldn’t call that a carburetor. You shouldn’t add salt after it cools. IP addresses can’t work that way. M1 isn’t M2. And so on.

Text Box

“I enjoyed my chats with Racter way back when…" [ ENTER ]

Oh, and the public bookkeeping (wait, three letter pairs? huh!) should demonstrate that the majority of compensation for the victims derives directly from the compensation for c-grade and above. Really, c’mon, we’re all grown-ups here.

Northern Suffolk^❡ must take full responsibility for all expenses for anyone likely affected. This way, all the worry about what might happen in the future concerning these citizens' health is with the company who caused the problem, as it rightly should be, rather than with the victims, as it is now. ❡ Did you mean “Norfolk Southern”?
❡ Did you react without reading?
….yeah, yeah I did.

At some point you have to admit either that pearls are not worth as much to you as you claimed they were, or that you are kind of fine with pigs having them, really—otherwise, stop with the casting of the one, and the complaining about the other.

And just how old is this metaphor anyway?

Has there really been a years long feud between farmers and jewelers—or divers, for that matter? Do oysters have it in for swine? What the hell is going on exactly with the bivalve/porcine relationship in the 21^st century? I think I’ll have a bowl of clam chowder with bacon bits and think about it.

Weather — Tower Mountain Skyline

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