sowelipilled mu-moder

Oh, sorry, excuse me

Once again I point out

Its fascinating that the way advertizing and apps work right now is simply how computer viruses, adware, spyware, and all manners of malware has ALWAYS worked. Growing up as a teen in the 2000s there used to be a program called Weatherbug that was pretty much considered unthinkable to ever have installed because of the way it knew your location and essentially EVERY adware, spyware, and antivirus software flagged it for removal immediately. It was considered best practice to never install anything. Never install toolbars, mever install anything without consulting a professional or unless you were ad advanced user. I was trained in Comptia A+ for the windows xp era and the best practice as a repair tech was to never allow the customer to install anything themselves if it could be helped.

The best genre of family portrait is and will always be Husband With Multiple Kids Making Come Hither Eyes At His Wife

Going to add my fave - Family Portrait by Anton Einsle

Joshua Trees are a weird thing that stayed since the last Ice Age. They're on the decline anyways because no mega mammals eat their seeds and pop them out else where anymore. Hasen't been one around in over ten thousand years but still they persist. Sometimes they thrive in small areas and other times they die out.

I was reading about Buddhism (sort of) and the author of the article brings up his concerns that stem from the discussions he saw at the Buddhist school he worked at for nine years (think like a Catholic school, but Buddhists.)