On the way to a friend's house for dinner, we go over the truth about bread:
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We talk about the types of bread we like, and Kim claims I hate every bread she brings home. Also, I almost miss a right turn.
Things that cannot be done
I have been trying to use my iPhone for more publishing scenarios, but the limitations are bad for even the simplest things on a laptop:
most tools don’t provide formatting options. Like a bullet lost in the WordPress app I’m using to write and publish this. Hence my astrick use.
lack of spell check. I can’t spell. I use the red squiggly in Firefox constantly, and even that often misses things.
Macho Man
Just another day at the office with Charles.
Macho Man
Just another day at the office with Charles.
Macho Man
Just another day at the office with Charles.
The American way, she said, was simple. “There are two rights essential to freedom: private property and gun ownership.”
Such thoughts find fertile ground in Texas. This state has always had a swaggering, independent streak and a dislike for too many laws.
The American way, she said, was simple. “There are two rights essential to freedom: private property and gun ownership.”
Such thoughts find fertile ground in Texas. This state has always had a swaggering, independent streak and a dislike for too many laws.
The American way, she said, was simple. “There are two rights essential to freedom: private property and gun ownership.”
Such thoughts find fertile ground in Texas. This state has always had a swaggering, independent streak and a dislike for too many laws.
If things go so badly that the S&P 500 becomes permanently worthless, I have a hard time believing that the people who own gold will rule the world. I think it’s more likely that the people who own steel that is conveniently shaped like guns will control everything, including all of the shiny rocks. At that point, the new currency will be something along the lines of “Wash my car and I won’t shoot you in the leg.”
If things go so badly that the S&P 500 becomes permanently worthless, I have a hard time believing that the people who own gold will rule the world. I think it’s more likely that the people who own steel that is conveniently shaped like guns will control everything, including all of the shiny rocks. At that point, the new currency will be something along the lines of “Wash my car and I won’t shoot you in the leg.”