Letter from insurance company dated 8/17, arrived 8/27, informing that a dentist “will no longer be in [their] network as of 8/01/2019”
Apparently either the dentist or the insurance company has a time machine. 🙄
Archiving my Twitter, Facebook and other social network activity
Letter from insurance company dated 8/17, arrived 8/27, informing that a dentist “will no longer be in [their] network as of 8/01/2019”
Apparently either the dentist or the insurance company has a time machine. 🙄
Realized that the reason kids don’t think they’re tired when they’re up really late is basically Dunning Kruger applied to sleep deprivation: They’re too tired to recognize how tired they are.
😂 Yeah, I guess our brains don’t really grow out of that, do they?
Neighbors are playing “Let it Go” on a keyboard as fast as they can. “It’s Flash Frozen!”
The rendition ended about halfway through the first verse with a piano keysmash and “aaaaargh!!!!”
@twotone Yeah, I generally leave spiders alone if they’re not in the way, for the same reason: They’re all-natural pest control!
Though the egg sac that hatched in the kitchen was an… interesting experience…
“Despite substantial improvements in mobile UX over the past decade, people still tend to do their most important online activities on larger screens.”
https://www.nngroup.com/articles/large-devices-important-tasks/
– via @NNgroup
8YO, half-angrily: Look at all this bubble wrap. That needs to be popped. *Stares as if challenging me to disagree*
Great name on this plexiglass store.
But WHY? (bathroom, humor)
@FiXato Maybe they can release Android 12.99999999999999 instead
I was pleasantly surprised to actually *see* quinces in the grocery store a few weeks ago. Didn’t pick them up, though maybe I should have.
Unable to find a good dessert starting with Q, Android has dropped the naming scheme for what is now just being called Android 10.
Two emails that arrived within a minute of each other:
“The Amazon is burning…”
“An unexpected way to shop with Amazon”
🤦♂️
@DialMforMara Hmm, I like the logic of that.
Looking for more Pokemon Go friends for the new research missions. If you’re interested, my code is 2658 1380 0806
Interesting story of a vanished disease called Devonshire colic, caused by drinking poisonous cider and relieved (in part) by soaking in the hot springs at Bath…
When the Cure for Poisonous Cider Was Hours of Bathtime
…because it turned out that the colic was actually lead poisoning from the cider-making equipment in Devon, and spending all day in water, like living in microgravity, causes bones to shed some of their mineral content.
@sohkamyung Thanks. Closest seems to be Emmelina monodactyla.
Weird bug I saw today. Looked like a moth as it flew past me, looks like a pair of twigs on the wall.
#iNaturalist suggests it *is* a kind of moth, possibly a plume moth of some sort. I don’t think I’ve seen a moth whose wings roll up forward before.
Saw a small part of a Godzilla movie. Which one features Godzilla vs a giant flying rock?
Aha, I think I found it:
Godzilla 2000: Millennium
Sure, autocorrect, it makes total sense to talk about a Glock of pigeons…. 🙄
Or maybe the pigeons are armed?
“That’s it!”