I think I will culturally appropriate an old time Proof Positive Sunday tradition

I usually don't culturally appropriate anybody's shit well except ExTexans apparently.

OK the first in the series is on the spot as to current events.

Considering a pipeline is being held hostage.

The internet of things will kill us all.

Here is Connections with James Burke Part 1 "The Trigger Effect

 You can thank Proof.

 

They forgot whiskey the most important thing that sugar gives us

 No sugar no whiskey that would be a sad set of circumstances.

The illustrated history of how sugar conquered the world

 If you want to understand Western history, you have to understand sugar. And vice versa. Because sugar’s not just something sweet: over the centuries it’s been a medicine, a spice, a symbol of royalty, and an instrument of disease, addiction, and oppression.

Here’s a selective highlight reel of just how sugar has shaped our world, from India to Hawaii and everywhere in between.

Sugar is not the enemy.

Eating it all day is.

Much like salt. 

The only thing that bothered me was no mention of Arab/Persian/Indian/African/Muslim slavery stuff in the white guilt section of the story.

Believe me they did shit that would've had the Belgians say that's too much.

That don't fit the narrative now does it.

They always tell ya with what they don't say.

They must think I'm as dumb as Joe Biden.

Ok soapbox off continue on!

Speaking of honey the ladies seem to be doing well.

 

 

 

If you jump right before you cut you won't be grounded

Therefore nothing shocking will happen.

It's science.

That'll wake you right up there.

I've done dumb shit but nothing like that.

This is why there has to be safety meetings.

Also I don't think those are OSHA approved wire cutters for live circuits.

Some peoples kids
 

I was doing it right all along

Don't forget kiddos I'm always right.
And people think I don't have a feminine side.

Instead of fretting about how you store your whiskey,drink it all immediately

Let’s say you’ve got yourself a nice little whiskey collection. You have your bourbon, rye, Scotch, and a bottle of Japanese whisky someone gifted you for your birthday.
It might not be the sort of assortment that merits an insurance policy. (Or maybe it is! La di da!) Regardless, you want to keep it in good condition. How, then, should you store your whiskey?
The short answer is don’t store it. Drink it all immediately and with great relish. Problem solved!
If that’s not an option, consider the five factors that can affect whiskey — light, oxygen, temperature, position, and time — and make your storage decisions accordingly.

I have added a tip jar as I rebuild the blog.
If you feel genorous hit it if not don't.
Either way I will continue to swipe shit off the internet and add pithy and inappropiate comments and commentary.
In the meantime

That is all.