Bullets
I came into this morning's post with nothing. Absolutely nothing. I had to engage in some good old fashioned Firefox tab-opening and surfing to assemble this morning's post. Unfortunately, I didn't find much, but a few things jumped out. * * * * * * * Does anybody here worry about the waves emitted from wi-fi? The worry crosses my mind now and then, but for the most part, I don't think about it. And then I run across pieces like this. I'd like to hear other people's thoughts. * * * * * * * Brussels sprouts are becoming the rage. That's good to hear. I have my 15-year-old on a modified cave man regime, and it's hard to find him enough calories at times. We've been stocking up on sprouts, since, among the green vegetables, they have a lot of calories. (Other high-calorie cave man foods: almonds, pistachios, apples, dried fruits) * * * * * * * The PC apocalypse is upon us: "Bubba Watson, a PGA Tour golfer who purchased the famed General Lee car from the 1980's TV show The Dukes of Hazzard, will not be allowed to drive the vehicle as the pace car prior to the NASCAR Sprint Cup race at Phoenix International Raceway as previously scheduled because of NASCAR's concerns with the Confederate flag on the roof of the car." Link. * * * * * * * So I guess officials cancelled the Hoboken St. Patrick's Day parade because of all the drinking. In response, folks used Facebook to organize a massive pub crawl instead. The number of participants is at 13,000. . . . and officials are worried. Funny stuff. * * * * * * * Kinda sad, kinda funny, kinda scary. Kinda mouther-watering for a lawyer: "Ten minutes felt impossibly long for a Bluff mother, whose toddler was trapped in a public toilet and doused with water and detergent during a wash cycle." Link.
