“former steroid denier”
That’s the summary of your life you want inscribed on your gravestone.
Here lies
Brian Johnson
Known to his friends, enemies,
and law enforcement as
Liver KingSteroid Denier
At peace.
(Note: the remains interred here have a half-life of 500 years.
Please do not disturb this grave or interfere with the protective
reinforced concrete and steel sarcophagus until at least 2550.)
I’ve never seen “loser” spelled that way before.
Dude looks like an overly pumped-up skid row denizen.
Just goes to show how appearances deceive. Actually he’s a “social media influencer”, in case you were wondering how we got where we are today.
The story includes some interesting photos that can be added to the always-popular collection of “pictures of Kim Jong Un looking at things.”
The water slides look slightly more thrilling than the ones I’m used to.
Alex Jones unintentionally explains the plot of Neon Genesis Evangelion
Not AI just AJ.
Obligatory…
Also obligatory…
One more:
There’s a graveyard in Toronto filled with cholera victims, mostly Irish immigrants, which can’t be dug up for a couple of hundred years because cholera is an anaerobic bacteria and can survive for an amazing time in the ground.
When I was doing archaeology, a coworker and I were voluntold to dig out the officers’ latrine at a fort site, down to the level where anaerobic bacteria could survive. We weren’t allowed to have lunch with anybody else, and we had to decontaminate for lunch and when we left for the day. Strangely, I don’t recall if we had to wear hazmat gear.
Well yes, anaerobic bacteria is after all very, very clever, isn’t it.
Maybe RFK Jr and I have more in common than I would like.
She’s just doing what the person filming HER is doing: taking a video until the last possible second.
Super late to this party, but there’s one on 4th Ave at Huron downtown Ann Arbor.
I didn’t know that! I’ve driven by that place countless times. What a corner: senior apartments, the courthouse, and an hourly hotel.
It is also possible (sometimes) to get a half-day room at some hotels, especially those in airports or near them.
