Is there a British town called Buggerall? If not, someone really needs to get on that.

weird bit of useless trivia: not only did John Adams and Thomas Jefferson die on the same day, July 4, 1826 (50 years after the date associated with a famous declaration), but that was also the day that Stephen Foster was born. Oh, doo-dah day.

Random fact: Pope John Paul II was made an honorary Harlem Globetrotter.

I guess the biblical line "You shall do no injustice in court" could also be "You shall do no injustice on the court."

you made a mesa this one.

How I wish i was on Bajor now...

too Q't for words.

at least eggs will be free. Right? ;)

not too bad! how about you?

the Constitution will be in the way of a lot of the things he wants to do.

YouTube video by CrystalWatersVEVO Crystal Waters - Gypsy Woman (She's Homeless) (Official Music Video)

1991, my summer traveling around Europe, seemingly everywhere one would come across young German women singing snippets of a song: "La da DEE La da da."

I made a few efforts to figure out what song it was, but I never knew what song they were singing until today. www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Kzt...

who has had the most farewell tours? The Who, Cher, Dead & Company, or someone else?

as an experiment, I asked ChatGPT for the five weirdest news stories of 2024. I'm pretty sure all of them were fake, probably from spoof news. One was about a gravity glitch onboard an orbital hotel. So our nascent AI overlords struggle telling fake from real news too. Not just your red-hat uncle.

Still made more sense than 95% of social media posts

Had AI write a two-sentence nonsense story:

The giraffe decided to open a sushi restaurant in the middle of the desert, claiming that the sand was perfect for aging tuna. Unfortunately, its first customer was a cactus, which was more interested in discussing the weather than ordering food.

who is ready to begin the bidding?

punchline: No one cries when you slice up an onion.

what's the question that fits this joke?