Copy Copy? We have nothing like that if it's what I think. You have to have your own office, know someone you trust, or go to the library. We had Kinkos back in the day in Tampa. Why did those businesses go away? I don't know.

Yes, and sometimes it hits pop culture stuff I have little knowledge of. Got them all today though.

Interesting, I think this would correspond in some way to the repetition and variation in Western classical music that keeps the mind interested.

Not so good for retirees it seems, although I am one. Still, we're not heavy on interest income. https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/retirees-the-news-from-jackson-hole-is-ominous-for-you/ar-AA1L2ZD6

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Nice. The tradition continues.

I have a couple books going at the moment. Breakfast reading: "A History of the Arab People" by Albert Hourani, (c) 1991 Other reading: "The Darkening Age, The Christian Destruction of the Classical World" by Catherine Nixey, (c) 2017

@Steve-Miller Ditto

Enjoying Dark Library. Thank you

LA managed to build their fabulously expensive stadium with all private money when the city said no. If Cleveland can’t do that then the project is not viable. And then there is the question of paying off the old stadium…

@Bootsy Thank you!!

@Steve-Miller said in Almost hit head on: I like trucks more than most people, but what would you even do with such a thing? That vehicle has a modification package. The whole thing looks like *****. (Edit: Andy mentioned it.) I'm glad you weren't injured, Bernard and Andy! I haven't driven very often in 15 years. I'm going to have to approach it very carefully.

Well, consider the source. Also, protests and protesters are always misrepresented.

Three old guys on a bench: “It’s windy!” “No it’s not, it’s Thursday!” “I’m thirsty too. Let’s go get a beer!”