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1. 1 day ago on Reality Check

   If I ever find some vacuum robot capable to suck in an elephant I’ll buy one for my mother-in-law.

2. 1 day ago on The Other Coast

   If well ventilated and moist compost heaps can devour anything organic including paper, meat, cooked food, woodstuff… and won’t smell to our nose much different from soil dug up from a healthy forest.

   No plastic, rubber, or metal, of course. And keep it from being wet, since that lets it rot anaerobic – leading to smelly fermentation,

3. 3 days ago on The Buckets

   Or ask your kids.

4. 3 days ago on Non Sequitur

   in front of a a comedy club – location, location, location!

5. 3 days ago on The Flying McCoys

   Judging by the appearance it wasn’t his call but his smell that attracted the T-Rex. Which doesn’t surprise me as science today consideres them as carrion eaters. Much more in need of a nose than ears.

6. 3 days ago on The Buckets

   Different polo shirts today. The green ones are for sunday school only obvoiusly.

7. 5 days ago on Non Sequitur

   That’s the reason, why there are no government schools in decent democracies – there we have public schools. Same with radio, TV and – to an extent – newspapers.

   As soon as information is controlled by government or by companies/oligopols (sometimes churches*), often using the government as proxy, then you have no independent minds and thus lose democracy. * Churches and banks are also a kind of company, they are in the con business.

8. 5 days ago on Reality Check

   Alexa’s got not only never sleeping ears but eye sight of some kind, too? Now that is scary.

9. 5 days ago on Pearls Before Swine

   A friend (programmer) set up his private TK-Router to have an automatic answering system with pre-recorded replies and general inquiries that are completely useless but pretend to be a daft person a little hard of hearing in a noisy environment. It came on line whenever the caller-ID was suppressed or recognized as fake.

   The longest it managed to keep a telemarketer in the line was some 15 minutes.

10. 5 days ago on The Flying McCoys

    If my room were as void as this I would be successful at swatting that pest myself in no time. No need to pay at least 4 men for that toil.