Frailty, thy name is Ubuntu! The installation was not as easy as last time!
Or perhaps:
Frailty, thy name is..uh…me.
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Frailty, thy name is Ubuntu! The installation was not as easy as last time!
Or perhaps:
Frailty, thy name is..uh…me.
Is 3 seconds of happiness for krills the same for elephants? How about 1 minute? How about 1 month? What does the graph of whatever the feelings they have on absolute scales to time look like for living things with different longevities?
Research proposal:
“The comparison of saliva production among indoor and outdoor sport coaches.”
Baseball coaches sure seem to have a higher saliva production than the norm.
I really didn’t like watching boxing until I heard what actually goes on:
Boxer love hugging each other. The bad guys are those mean referees, trying to separate them every time they get a chance to hug.
I would still like it better if they find a nicer way to get to hugging.
I feel a bit uncomfortable when someone says ‘this place is never the same without you.”
It makes me wonder if the statement was born and raised in a mouth.
It is difficult for me to imagine <3 as anything other than stuck out lips for kissing. That interpretation works in many situations as well but definitely not all.
Definitely not.
Monday through Saturday, I carefully examine all the mail I get and pick the most important-looking one to open.
Leave the rest for the partner. That’s the etiquette.
Life is a journey. A journey to collect pet-peeves.
Not really. Really, not really.
Wikipedia told me that mosquitoes don’t really need blood but just drink it as a *supplement*.
I am very, very insulted.
Yes, please.
Dear Mika,
Please stop drinking my google juice…leave some for me.
From Mika
Ties eat up my intuition.
When I see colorful ties, my creative mind field becomes a desert. No trees, no oasis, no lizards. Only sand and wind.
I need plant some seeds.
October = No plastic straw month.
Just to show some respect to the incoming real straw.