Did you ever notice how some words change their meaning over time? And how some words can end up meaning the opposite of what they once did? The word “bad” is a prime example of that. “Bad” used to mean “not good”. Over time, it changed so “bad” actually meant
It’s happening again. For weeks we’ve all been experiencing the seemingly never-ending lead up to the mid-term elections. If you’re like me, you’ve long passed the point where you’re tired of being force-fed political ads filled with lies about one thing or another. Candidates from every side promise countless things
Just about every year, I get summoned for jury duty. The way they do it here is they make you report to the “Hall of Justice” along with the other Super Friends…OK, I made up the part about the Super Friends. But it really is called the “Hall of Justice”.
I saw a meme the other day. It’s supposed to be a poke at Baby Boomers because some of us happen to be against having to pay for someone else’s student loans. What it really is, is an example of manipulation of the data to evoke an emotional response by