Sergeant-Major: Tell me soldier - did you come here to die?
Private: No, sir! I came here yester-die.
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What Is The Collective Noun For Wisdom?
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- Donald
- Canadian Expat, Computer Geek and Single Father (Pictured Above Age 1)
An Explanation Is In Order
As a geek in good standing, I consume a great deal of information. Much of it is technical, but on occasion I stumble upon an item that speaks very clearly to me and pulls me out of my digital fog.
If a snippet intruiges you, the title of the entry will often lead to the original source (if available). Pictures can lead to YouTube videos or other resources.
Some of these items are Not-Safe-For-Work, some contain bad language, and some are less insightful than they are, well funny!
If a snippet intruiges you, the title of the entry will often lead to the original source (if available). Pictures can lead to YouTube videos or other resources.
Some of these items are Not-Safe-For-Work, some contain bad language, and some are less insightful than they are, well funny!
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