I'm not finding it very useful, either. Facebook, crummy as it is, still seems to be the best option we have.

I'm listening to the last day on the air of WZON in Bangor. I imagine the owner of the station is, too.

When you exercise, your body produces more carbon dioxide, a necessity of life you can only get by making it yourself.

In 1970, the Klondike was on a hilltop next to the Alaska Highway, some distance before getting to Whitehorse.

It looks like they had done some serious restoration work between the time I saw them and the fire.

I used to have an old issue of National Geographic with an article "Along the Yukon Trail" which described traveling aboard the Casca.

I have two pictures of these steamboats which I took in 1970, but I can't seem to be able to send them.

Looks like Facebook is down. I can't log in. My wife can log in but she can't see anybody's posts.

I got a Linkedin account ages ago. This is the first time I've used it.

Nantucket played Marthas Vineyard there yesterday.

I found out how to unfollow them. Problem solved.

I don't understand what doctors have against corsets

I used to have nightmares in which I was unable to breathe. I don't have them anymore.

Airway obstruction is the mechanism of sleep apnea, not the trigger.

I was born in 1948. Before this year, I always slept on my left side. I couldn't raise my left arm above shoulder height. Now I sleep flat on my back in a corset. I have full range-of-motion in both arms.

Sleep apnea is caused by LOW blood co2. It's a clumsy evolutionary adaptation.

"If a potter makes pots, what does Twitter make?" I was never on Twitter, and wonder if Bluesky retains its inherent faults. I followed somebody on the strength of something they posted six months ago. Now I get so many posts from them it makes it almost impossible to see anything else.

I can't even control my OWN Bluesky! You post so much it's hard to find anything anybody else posted.

Why can't I copy and paste?

I'm thinking either Chickatawbut Rd. or the 2-lane part of Rt 28

What's the road we get a glimpse of?

If you can find "The Sentence" by Filador50, I recommend it.

Usually, the closest thing to claustrophilic stuff you can find online is related to bondage. But if you look up bondage porn, it's ridiculously unsatisfying. The authors never have the good sense to put you in a situation and keep you there. Instead, they keep changing the scene

Any relation to Picard's "make it so"?

Yes, I've been claustrophilic my whole life. I'm 75 now.