Polls

I've been meaning and wanting to go for a few years. Since 2022 or 2023. 🎪 👀 Could see them setting it up. The car had advertised it for a few days now at the mall.

Finally thanks to having some more free time and the last gasps of winter this winter, ❄️❄️ I'll go check out the circus. 🎪

Hooray, e-tickets (yes, everybody wants to be tech savvy nowadays).

I went to the Adelaide Crows game in 2023 and 2025 and I used a blend of paper ticket and electronic ticket. Who says Nicholas lives in the past or lives too much in the now 👀📱 📞 😋

Funnily enough, a random stranger I was talking to about remember the fax 📠 machine, and how technology is great when it works, not when it doesn't work. Lol. 😋

Retail therapy lol.

Yes I probably should've shaved this morning 🪒 I promise I'm usually quite on the ball. 😅

Resident Evil should be a good one for me and my old man to watch. Spoilers - below


Sure it won't have Alice again neither Paul W. S. Anderson (previous film creator) but ah well.

Enjoying my last bursts of winter '26.

Just pulled over, chucked the hazard lights on and due to low traffic and safe to do so, took some selfies on the footpath, then got back in the car. 🚗 Beep beep.

No joke I've has this happen to me many times lol

oh apparently this phenomenon has a name ‘percussive maintenance’ lol 😂

I used to be against it but now I think it would be best. Many people pay $12,500 to $15,000 in Prems every year and they still must pay a deductible of $500 to $1000 before they can use it. It doesn't include dental, Hearing, or eyes. Many other procedures are not covered either. Prescriptions are not often covered. I see people taking cancer treatments and then Insurance provider cancels policy on them. Greed by Insurance companies is out of control. Hospitals charge $400 for one Aspirin, and $3000 to doctors that just say hi and look at your chart. Fraud runs rapid.

Government Coverage would be for everyone like Driving Insutance (which you are made to have to drive), Prems would be $25 a month and Deductible would be low. You would be able to see a doctor in your area. You won't be cancelled ever. Your coverage would include Hearing, Dental, and Vision. The over charging would stop. It would make life more affordable for Americans.

Rich people could still get additional coverage from private insurers

if they want private rooms or be treated in other countries for more risky procedures and also for Plastic Surgery.

In the US, early voting has started. Many people have cast their ballots over the last few days. Some will use mail in ballots and many will wait until Election Day

Very scary fact

Justice means different things to different people are different time periods in history. But can any society ever have real justice without some recognition of God? Can an atheist society have justice?

Like wow felt like the synapses in my brain have been firing nonstop and working overtime lol. it needs a rest. :o

Today, Aug. 24, is the most popular day of the year for US employees to call out sick, according to a survey by PTO management software company Flamingo. It even tops America’s second-sickest day of the year, Feb. 13—which suspiciously usually lines up with the day after the Super Bowl.

So, will you be taking the day off and call in sick today?

Please vote in the poll... please be honest.

"dont sleep there" and "dont close your eyes" happend to you too?

in rebhab in two places during day and night

I rarely see a nice big booty nowadays