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Category Archives: Humor
The disappearing taxes – so much for transparency
WPeter Kuper illustrates “Spy vs. Spy” for Mad every month and is co-editor of the political zine World War 3 Illustrated. More of his work can be seen at peterkuper.com. Thanks to Pam P for sending this along.
Having fun at COSTCO
Thanks to Al MacR for this one
Seinfeld – Kramer’s deliberation on when to “pull the plug”
Ed note: One day in my office a Microsoft programmer told me, “Hey, if anything happens just pull the plug.” Then he smiled and went on, “But quickly plug me back in, because I’m likely to reboot.” I hope you … Continue reading
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Take one and call your broker in the morning
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When the fighting stops, solutions happen
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Are we too careful?
Thanks to Joyce Z for this one.
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Thanks for your care!
Ed note: Are you having trouble pronouncing the name of your doctor, nurse, aide or caregiver? Do you understand that the shake of a head can mean “yes” instead of “no.” We are so fortunate at Skyline and in Seattle … Continue reading
A novel way to deal with spam emails
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Who was Sparky?
Thanks to Rosemary W for sending the video along From Wikipedia: “Born in Minneapolis, Minnesota,[3] Schulz grew up in Saint Paul. He was the only child of Carl Schulz, who was born in Germany, and Dena Halverson, who had Norwegian heritage.[4] His uncle called him “Sparky” after the … Continue reading
Starting with news in the morning
“Remember when we drank coffee with the morning paper?”
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