Between slapstick humor & more subtle, dry humor there is a sarchasm.

Doing a short walk on the ol’ treadmill, listening to music, & I learned a neat tidbit. “Call Me the Breeze” is set to a tempo of 2.8 miles per hour.

I’m not sure if that’s a typical unit of measurement for music, but that kind of thing is what wins Trivia Night, folks.

"Trying to find a traditional woman on Tinder is like trying to find a monk at a rave."

Kait Ann-Michelle

"90% of all problems are caused by people being assholes."

Becky Chambers, in her novel The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet

What I'm currently thinking about:
When pulling into a parking space it might be nice to have tiny men with orange sticks to wave you in, just like planes have at airports.

In the movie All the President’s Men, Jason Robards plays Ben Bradlee, a real person who was executive editor at the Washington Post during the Watergate scandal (1972).

In the movie Spotlight, John Slattery plays Ben Bradlee Jr., a real person who was deputy managing editor at the Boston Globe when it investigated sexual abuse by Catholic priests (2001).

Well, in my case, the grass is greener next door because he's got an in-ground watering system, & pays people to seed, fertilize & mow it for him. How can you compete with that?