Georgia, if you’re reading the comments today, I loved this storyline. It was so much fun! I love Tortimer and the fact that he and his kind saved the day and Iggy did too. And the discussion in the comments on AI yesterday was great. Thanks for a wonderful Halloween scary story. :)
I know this is yesterday’s, but I’ve seen first hand, working with patients in the hospital, how “just a little antihistamine” in an IV when the patient didn’t know they were allergic to anything almost killed them. That doctor should be reported to the AMA.
The more AI comes to fruition, the more I’m reminded of Wall-E. It scares me how much it can take over our lives. It scares me for my grandchild and what kind of world she’ll have as an adult. It’s already taking more of people’s imagination and creativity away every day. Young people aren’t even writing their own resumes anymore and yet, they expect a job based on lies. At least this storyline gave hope that there’s something good! Killer Roombas Killing AI is perfect! Go Roombas!!
Thing One has a bloodhound. Elmer. He does always look a little sad. He’s such a goof though. A big, floppy goof covered with three dog’s worth of skin and hair.
I always feel a little sorry for the Heater. He always looks sad, like no one loves him even though everyone needs him to help make things cozy and toasty and they adore him for that.
I’m so glad I’d just set my coffee down! Make another cat. LOL! But I’ve been there. In her last months, Loaner Cat shed so, so very bad and sweetheart that she was, she just wanted to sit in my lap all the time. Beau would sit with his head in my lap and even he would be covered in cat hair…
I thought it would be fun to give everyone a little history on the phrase “A poke in the eye with a stick” since that’s what Lupin is gleefully doing to Elvis this morning! wordhistories dot net /2021/02/14/ poke-eye-stick/
Most museums change up many of their exhibits after a few years, leaving only a handful as permanent. The Henry Ford only changes one or two and those don’t get changed but every 6 or 7 years at the most. The rest have been on display for thirty years or more and the museum has thousands of things they could exhibit.
You know, I’ve worked with some “doctors” where I’ve wondered how they even got to the Resident stage of their training…