I regret that I didn’t manage to catch a screenshot, but… I was on a site that continuously shows those advertisement videos in a small block on the side, and one of the ads had an amazing bit of gardening advice:
The #1 tip for weeping willows is to plant them near a water source.
I mean, sure, someone out there isn’t aware, but c’mon…
Wait, I thought planting them over a water main was the best solution!
When my daughter was in school (diagnosed ADHD and bipolar) my wife had to go to a meeting with them about some trouble she was having. One of the teachers chimed in with “Well her problem is that she wears black clothes. If she just wore more colorful clothes, then she’d be happy and wouldn’t have any problems.”
Let’s just say my wife was way more polite than I would’ve been (which is why she handles stuff like that), but it still did not go well for that teacher!
. . . Titanic Tune
The response on social media was mostly mocking.
“Perfect – because when your campaign’s headed or an iceberg, you might as well set it to music,” said a user named Marc Broklawski on X.
“Is Trump’s campaign being trolled from within?” wrote NBC Universal executive Mike Sington.
“For me it’s perfect for the Tumptanic!” said Antonio Cusano on Instagram.
“We’re at a point right now where it gets it gets harder and harder to write science fiction because we’re living in a science fiction world on a day to day basis."
Yeah, those guys who wrote sci-fi in the age when everyone was sure atomic energy would be the future had it easy!
Certain young-age creationists arguing that
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The Egyptian Old and Middle Kingdoms occured at the same time.
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The Ancient Near Eastern Stone and Bronze Ages mostly overlapped.
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The last ice age also occured at about the same time, ending around the time of the Exodus.
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The Nile Delta was still underwater, part of the Mediterranean.
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The Mediterranean was still dry.
I’m amazed that they argued 4 and asserted 5 in the same post.
Internet Archive link: Chronological Framework of Ancient History. Papers 1–5: Response | Answers Research Journal
Did they cite the moon in the 7th house and Jupiter aligning with Mars, as well?
It’s amazing to me that they can convince themselves they understand timescales of a few thousand years while getting everything wrong about the obvious reality of millions. It’s like the weirdos who think that 150-year-old buildings are alien-made pre-global-flood artifacts.
Ooooh! Can I have the armpits, boss?
Well hopefully some will get blown up.
And of course the surgeon will receive only a slap on the wrong wrist.
I’m pretty sure that was Shark Tank product.
I follow their Reddit. Overall opinion of people who have bought them is they are pretty meh.
I think they are a gift food more than a food. My cookie business was in that category. It’s its own niche.
It reminds me a bit of Brown Bread, at least in form factor.
