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The electrician had to climb this 16’ ladder to swap a fire hazard of a fan for a new one.
The-Krzyz comments on Dec 22, 2020:
After living in a couple of homes with these now popular vaulted ceilings, I’ve really come to dislike them. A difficult to clean and maintain waste of space!
The-Krzyz comments on Dec 22, 2020:
After living in a couple of homes with these now popular vaulted ceilings, I’ve really come to dislike them. A difficult to clean and maintain waste of space!
Secular "Values Voters"-
[theconversation.com]
The-Krzyz comments on Dec 22, 2020:
A pretty good article with lots of good info, but I’m not sure about the whole concept of “values,” which often are more like beliefs untethered to our ever-changing realities. I vote according to my interests and ethics.
The-Krzyz comments on Dec 22, 2020:
A pretty good article with lots of good info, but I’m not sure about the whole concept of “values,” which often are more like beliefs untethered to our ever-changing realities. I vote according to my interests and ethics.
So much for moral absolutes.
The-Krzyz comments on Dec 22, 2020:
I don’t see the difference. Same wacky, delusional guy, onto whose story people project whatever they already want to see.
The-Krzyz comments on Dec 22, 2020:
I don’t see the difference. Same wacky, delusional guy, onto whose story people project whatever they already want to see.
My father recently died and the pastor presiding over the service used that time to convert people ...
The-Krzyz comments on Dec 22, 2020:
I don’t understand why one would take offense. What else would one expect from a pastor: That’s their job, isn’t it?
The-Krzyz comments on Dec 22, 2020:
I don’t understand why one would take offense. What else would one expect from a pastor: That’s their job, isn’t it?
What Kinda Funeral Do Atheist Have?
The-Krzyz comments on Dec 22, 2020:
I am a secular celebrant, legally “ordained” in my US state, and write and deliver memorial services regularly. I work with the family/friends of the deceased to create a service focused on the life, character and achievements of that person in the context of their private and public lives, and the communities to which they belonged. If I do a good job, only the most rigidly “religious” attendees even notice that there is no mention of any gods, afterlife or dogma.
The-Krzyz comments on Dec 22, 2020:
I am a secular celebrant, legally “ordained” in my US state, and write and deliver memorial services regularly. I work with the family/friends of the deceased to create a service focused on the life, character and achievements of that person in the context of their private and public lives, and the communities to which they belonged. If I do a good job, only the most rigidly “religious” attendees even notice that there is no mention of any gods, afterlife or dogma.
Happy Monday Y'all! Do you run hot or cold?
The-Krzyz comments on Dec 21, 2020:
Definitely run hot! It takes a lot for me to feel cold, and I have been chagrined by the increasingly hotter southwest summers. My typically high metabolism has other benefits: I tend to heal quickly from injuries; can enjoy wintertime hiking and camping; and also can dangle the prospect of lower heating bills to potential relationship partners ...
The-Krzyz comments on Dec 21, 2020:
Definitely run hot! It takes a lot for me to feel cold, and I have been chagrined by the increasingly hotter southwest summers. My typically high metabolism has other benefits: I tend to heal quickly from injuries; can enjoy wintertime hiking and camping; and also can dangle the prospect of lower heating bills to potential relationship partners ...
Russia Sentences Jehovah’s Witness to Six Years in Prison for Practicing Faith | Hemant Mehta | ...
The-Krzyz comments on Dec 18, 2020:
Such heavy handed measures made more sense in the Soviet Union, which had a vigorous anti-superstition policy, but now only serves the interests of the Orthodox Church, guarding its privileged social and political position. I find the Witnesses theologically interesting and personally annoying, yet undeserving of this kind of brutal treatment.
The-Krzyz comments on Dec 18, 2020:
Such heavy handed measures made more sense in the Soviet Union, which had a vigorous anti-superstition policy, but now only serves the interests of the Orthodox Church, guarding its privileged social and political position. I find the Witnesses theologically interesting and personally annoying, yet undeserving of this kind of brutal treatment.
Happy Thursday Everyone! What's something that someone did this year that you haven't seen done in ...
The-Krzyz comments on Dec 18, 2020:
Hmmm ... Refuse to acknowledge election results? 😯
The-Krzyz comments on Dec 18, 2020:
Hmmm ... Refuse to acknowledge election results? 😯
The 66 religious symbols the VA will put on tombstones Check out the photo - atheist made the list.
The-Krzyz comments on Dec 17, 2020:
I want to propose new designs:
One for agnostics — ⁉️
And one just for me — 😮
The-Krzyz comments on Dec 17, 2020:
I want to propose new designs:
One for agnostics — ⁉️
And one just for me — 😮
I may have posted this here earlier, I can't remember.
The-Krzyz comments on Dec 17, 2020:
Of course we know what dinosaurs sounded like! It’s called “classic rock ...”
The-Krzyz comments on Dec 17, 2020:
Of course we know what dinosaurs sounded like! It’s called “classic rock ...”
36 Questions: It's time for funnies, everyone 🙂
The-Krzyz comments on Dec 16, 2020:
Double dipping.
The-Krzyz comments on Dec 16, 2020:
Double dipping.
Happy Tuesday Everyone. Today's question is - how much stimulant do you usually take in in a day?
The-Krzyz comments on Dec 16, 2020:
I start my day at dawn with a fresh-brewed mug of espresso, dripped over a bit of condensed milk. I typically have a second cup in early afternoon, but will add more depending on workload/deadlines/company. (Back in my journalism days, I reached a peak consumption of 16 cups in 24 hours as I worked some very long days with frequent overnighters.) I enjoy tea, too (both green and black), but my primary allegiance is to coffee! (For fellow aficionados, I highly recommend Michael Pollan’s short history of “Caffeine,” a quick and very fun read.)
The-Krzyz comments on Dec 16, 2020:
I start my day at dawn with a fresh-brewed mug of espresso, dripped over a bit of condensed milk. I typically have a second cup in early afternoon, but will add more depending on workload/deadlines/company. (Back in my journalism days, I reached a peak consumption of 16 cups in 24 hours as I worked some very long days with frequent overnighters.) I enjoy tea, too (both green and black), but my primary allegiance is to coffee! (For fellow aficionados, I highly recommend Michael Pollan’s short history of “Caffeine,” a quick and very fun read.)
A Professional Soccer Player Was Given a One-Game Suspension for Blasphemy | Hemant Mehta | Friendly...
The-Krzyz comments on Dec 15, 2020:
So, if he had said something akin to our “F-bomb” or “sh*t,” it would be OK because it has no religious connotations ... 🤔
The-Krzyz comments on Dec 15, 2020:
So, if he had said something akin to our “F-bomb” or “sh*t,” it would be OK because it has no religious connotations ... 🤔
How did the treatment of Native Americans leave a moral stain on the United States?
The-Krzyz comments on Dec 12, 2020:
“Did?” DID?!?! Try “does.”
The-Krzyz comments on Dec 12, 2020:
“Did?” DID?!?! Try “does.”
How do you think your Christian friends would react if you sent them cards wishing them a happy ...
The-Krzyz comments on Dec 12, 2020:
My christian friends know my sense of humor, and would expect no less!
The-Krzyz comments on Dec 12, 2020:
My christian friends know my sense of humor, and would expect no less!
On the topic of hyperbole
What if god himself came down from heaven and talked with you and told ...
The-Krzyz comments on Dec 11, 2020:
How annoying: If there’s anything I can’t stand, it’s a know-it-all.
The-Krzyz comments on Dec 11, 2020:
How annoying: If there’s anything I can’t stand, it’s a know-it-all.
36 Questions: Happy Friday, Everyone! It's making season! What's something that you have made that...
The-Krzyz comments on Dec 11, 2020:
I’m an occasional artist, working in a more unusual medium: cut paper. Here are some of my pieces that I sort of like.
The-Krzyz comments on Dec 11, 2020:
I’m an occasional artist, working in a more unusual medium: cut paper. Here are some of my pieces that I sort of like.
Do you believe that there is life after death
The-Krzyz comments on Dec 11, 2020:
I firmly believe that, after I die, I will go on to a new existential plane full of adventure, opportunity and countless friends — all of them bacterial ....
The-Krzyz comments on Dec 11, 2020:
I firmly believe that, after I die, I will go on to a new existential plane full of adventure, opportunity and countless friends — all of them bacterial ....
Happy Thursday Everyone. What's the difference between healthy and boring?
The-Krzyz comments on Dec 11, 2020:
Not sure I see the struggle involved. I stay healthy enough to do all the wacky, ill-advised, sometimes dangerous and genuinely fun stuff I love to do. Yeah, I got a taste of trauma bonding while in an all-too-long relationship with an emotionally abusive spouse, but came to my senses and got out. Emotional health trumped the bond.
The-Krzyz comments on Dec 11, 2020:
Not sure I see the struggle involved. I stay healthy enough to do all the wacky, ill-advised, sometimes dangerous and genuinely fun stuff I love to do. Yeah, I got a taste of trauma bonding while in an all-too-long relationship with an emotionally abusive spouse, but came to my senses and got out. Emotional health trumped the bond.
It's Wild and Wacky Wednesday! Let's see yer funny stuff!
The-Krzyz comments on Dec 9, 2020:
Retirement planning 101.
The-Krzyz comments on Dec 9, 2020:
Retirement planning 101.
Happy Tuesday wonderful people! What is something new that you would like to try?
The-Krzyz comments on Dec 8, 2020:
Space flight. I know it’s beyond probability, but it’s a nice fantasy. On the other hand, something I WILL provably find myself doing soon after the pandemic ends is whitewater rafting the Rogue River in Oregon. Sometimes, I get talked into things ...
(I highly recommend the train ride. If you can afford it, on a longer trip, get yourself the little room. Nothing like it!)
The-Krzyz comments on Dec 8, 2020:
Space flight. I know it’s beyond probability, but it’s a nice fantasy. On the other hand, something I WILL provably find myself doing soon after the pandemic ends is whitewater rafting the Rogue River in Oregon. Sometimes, I get talked into things ...
(I highly recommend the train ride. If you can afford it, on a longer trip, get yourself the little room. Nothing like it!)
Conservative Christians Fear Biden Will Create ‘Transgender Atheist Army’ | Michael Stone
The-Krzyz comments on Dec 5, 2020:
As a cisgender atheist, I’m feeling marginalized ... I wanna fight for the anti-christ too!
The-Krzyz comments on Dec 5, 2020:
As a cisgender atheist, I’m feeling marginalized ... I wanna fight for the anti-christ too!
Right-Wing Group: How Dare “Young Sheldon” Compare God to an “Invisible Monkey”! | Hemant ...
The-Krzyz comments on Dec 4, 2020:
I’m a little disappointed. I imagined the character saying that he believed in a god who WAS an invisible monkey, which actually would explain a lot.
The-Krzyz comments on Dec 4, 2020:
I’m a little disappointed. I imagined the character saying that he believed in a god who WAS an invisible monkey, which actually would explain a lot.
Christians: "You're atheist because you're just angry at / bitter toward / afraid of / hate god.
The-Krzyz comments on Dec 4, 2020:
Christian arrogance! They can’t/won’t see the world beyond their little mythological bubble.
The-Krzyz comments on Dec 4, 2020:
Christian arrogance! They can’t/won’t see the world beyond their little mythological bubble.
Happy Thursday Everyone! Work was hella busy today, so I was unable to get to posting before now.
The-Krzyz comments on Dec 4, 2020:
I have a “it’s complicated” relationship with stress! The same deadlines that stress me out also focus my attention and lead to many positive accomplishments. The thought of something can be stressful, while actually doing or experiencing that same thing gives me pleasure or satisfaction. Yet another of those contradictions I enjoy in life ...
The-Krzyz comments on Dec 4, 2020:
I have a “it’s complicated” relationship with stress! The same deadlines that stress me out also focus my attention and lead to many positive accomplishments. The thought of something can be stressful, while actually doing or experiencing that same thing gives me pleasure or satisfaction. Yet another of those contradictions I enjoy in life ...
Always wondered.
The-Krzyz comments on Nov 30, 2020:
1) A god who values strength
2) A god with a keenly developed sense of irony
The-Krzyz comments on Nov 30, 2020:
1) A god who values strength
2) A god with a keenly developed sense of irony
Good Morning - it's Friday and it's beautiful! I'm snagging my kiddos and heading off for a hike to ...
The-Krzyz comments on Nov 27, 2020:
No, I’m not “buying into” the whole shopping thing! I don’t care if I can get 90% off of something I neither need nor want. I refuse to be reduced to a consumer instead of a active citizen of my community and country.
The-Krzyz comments on Nov 27, 2020:
No, I’m not “buying into” the whole shopping thing! I don’t care if I can get 90% off of something I neither need nor want. I refuse to be reduced to a consumer instead of a active citizen of my community and country.
Hello all you wonderful Niblets! What are you all doing this fine Feast Day?
The-Krzyz comments on Nov 26, 2020:
My girlfriend is making a nice turkey meatball sub for us to enjoy with a glass of wine, followed by pumpkin pie and a home movie date!
The-Krzyz comments on Nov 26, 2020:
My girlfriend is making a nice turkey meatball sub for us to enjoy with a glass of wine, followed by pumpkin pie and a home movie date!
Happy Pre-Gobbley Day! Let's get a giggle on, shall we?
The-Krzyz comments on Nov 25, 2020:
An improvement on the original.
The-Krzyz comments on Nov 25, 2020:
An improvement on the original.
Happy Tuesday! Which charity or charitable cause is your favourite to which to contribute?
The-Krzyz comments on Nov 24, 2020:
I tend to give locally, to groups whose work I can see, and avoid most of the larger organizations with high overhead and administrative costs. My one exception is the International Red Cross, because I remember my parents talking about how much it meant to them when they’d show up in the hellish places in which they were held prisoner by the Nazis during WWII (mom was a concentration camp survivor; dad a POW).
Otherwise, I have been a longtime supporter of a small tribal college on the Pine Ridge reservation in South Dakota, which I visit regularly.
The-Krzyz comments on Nov 24, 2020:
I tend to give locally, to groups whose work I can see, and avoid most of the larger organizations with high overhead and administrative costs. My one exception is the International Red Cross, because I remember my parents talking about how much it meant to them when they’d show up in the hellish places in which they were held prisoner by the Nazis during WWII (mom was a concentration camp survivor; dad a POW).
Otherwise, I have been a longtime supporter of a small tribal college on the Pine Ridge reservation in South Dakota, which I visit regularly.
Can an atheist be a proud Secular Christian?
The-Krzyz comments on Nov 22, 2020:
They may not use that label, but I think most of the people on this site fit that category: Having ditched the theological/“god” part of Christianity, they still often uncritically embrace the moral/ethical ideas for which the Jesus character is the front man.
The-Krzyz comments on Nov 22, 2020:
They may not use that label, but I think most of the people on this site fit that category: Having ditched the theological/“god” part of Christianity, they still often uncritically embrace the moral/ethical ideas for which the Jesus character is the front man.
Happy Friday Friends! What's something whose texture is repellant to you?
The-Krzyz comments on Nov 20, 2020:
Food-wise, I’m very adventurous, but draw the line at sea cucumbers! East Asian food has been a part of my diet since childhood, and I live in a majority Chinese community and am still discovering new stuff, some of which I like and some not. But sea cucumbers are one of the few foods to which I can apply the term “repellant!”
The-Krzyz comments on Nov 20, 2020:
Food-wise, I’m very adventurous, but draw the line at sea cucumbers! East Asian food has been a part of my diet since childhood, and I live in a majority Chinese community and am still discovering new stuff, some of which I like and some not. But sea cucumbers are one of the few foods to which I can apply the term “repellant!”
Happy Thursday Everyone! What's a pet you've always wanted, but never had?
The-Krzyz comments on Nov 20, 2020:
I’ve had a fantasy since childhood about having a pet mongoose. (Yes, I read my share of Kipling in my youth ...)
The-Krzyz comments on Nov 20, 2020:
I’ve had a fantasy since childhood about having a pet mongoose. (Yes, I read my share of Kipling in my youth ...)
Happy Wild and Wacky Wednesday! Gimme those funnies!
The-Krzyz comments on Nov 18, 2020:
My “perfect woman!”
The-Krzyz comments on Nov 18, 2020:
My “perfect woman!”
Happy Tuesday everyone! (For me, TEQUILA! )
The-Krzyz comments on Nov 17, 2020:
Whiskey, in all its myriad forms!
The-Krzyz comments on Nov 17, 2020:
Whiskey, in all its myriad forms!
It's Wild and Wacky Wednesday! Gimme yer funnies!
The-Krzyz comments on Nov 11, 2020:
Perilous relationships ...
The-Krzyz comments on Nov 11, 2020:
Perilous relationships ...
Happy Tuesday! What is your one most essential kitchen tool? Just One!
Chef's knife for moi!
The-Krzyz comments on Nov 10, 2020:
Kitchen scissors, the type used on foods. I discovered them in Asia, and now find them indispensable!
The-Krzyz comments on Nov 10, 2020:
Kitchen scissors, the type used on foods. I discovered them in Asia, and now find them indispensable!
Happy Monday Everyone! I'm feeling a lil iffy mentally, so I'm going to take advantage of it being ...
The-Krzyz comments on Nov 9, 2020:
Good for you! I think self care is an important yet all-too-underappreciated survival skill. I learned myself to ignore it at my own peril. Sometimes, my self care involves clearing my calendar, keeping to myself and creatively loafing; other times, getting myself outdoors for a nice walk and some fresh air. Probably the best lesson my life experience has taught me about self care is NOT to save it just for times of stress or crisis: cultivate it as a good habit, part of a plan to keep yourself healthy, happy and strong!
The-Krzyz comments on Nov 9, 2020:
Good for you! I think self care is an important yet all-too-underappreciated survival skill. I learned myself to ignore it at my own peril. Sometimes, my self care involves clearing my calendar, keeping to myself and creatively loafing; other times, getting myself outdoors for a nice walk and some fresh air. Probably the best lesson my life experience has taught me about self care is NOT to save it just for times of stress or crisis: cultivate it as a good habit, part of a plan to keep yourself healthy, happy and strong!
Happy Saturday Everyone.
The-Krzyz comments on Nov 7, 2020:
As an editor, I am afraid that speeches like those will make my work much harder than it has been for the last four years. People may want to follow their example and start using complete sentences again.
(OK, OK: I liked them .. a lot! 😊)
The-Krzyz comments on Nov 7, 2020:
As an editor, I am afraid that speeches like those will make my work much harder than it has been for the last four years. People may want to follow their example and start using complete sentences again.
(OK, OK: I liked them .. a lot! 😊)
Happy Wednesday Everyone- I'd love your laughs today.
The-Krzyz comments on Nov 4, 2020:
Time to push back against magical thinking ... 🤔
The-Krzyz comments on Nov 4, 2020:
Time to push back against magical thinking ... 🤔
For those of you who went from being religious to atheist, have you noticed that philosophy has ...
The-Krzyz comments on Nov 2, 2020:
Rather than replace religion, I think it was philosophy that actively undermined the pretenses of religion for me. That, and an understanding of mythology from an anthropological and historical perspective.
The-Krzyz comments on Nov 2, 2020:
Rather than replace religion, I think it was philosophy that actively undermined the pretenses of religion for me. That, and an understanding of mythology from an anthropological and historical perspective.
Happy Friday! Were you good little Atheists and Agnostics? Have you voted?
The-Krzyz comments on Oct 30, 2020:
Yes. It was scary.
The-Krzyz comments on Oct 30, 2020:
Yes. It was scary.
Happy Wild and Wacky Wednesday! Lemme see your funnies!
What’s a llama’s favorite drink?
The-Krzyz comments on Oct 28, 2020:
Tricky.
The-Krzyz comments on Oct 28, 2020:
Tricky.
The Nightmare Before Christmas!
The-Krzyz comments on Oct 27, 2020:
I’m more of a Dia de los Muertos person, but blend some of the traditions because I grew up with both. I’ll watch many of the films already mentioned, but have a special fondness for “Coco.” ❤️
The-Krzyz comments on Oct 27, 2020:
I’m more of a Dia de los Muertos person, but blend some of the traditions because I grew up with both. I’ll watch many of the films already mentioned, but have a special fondness for “Coco.” ❤️
Religious Conservatives Lash Out at Kellogg’s Over “Anti-Christian” Cereal | Hemant Mehta | ...
The-Krzyz comments on Oct 27, 2020:
Too little, too late! Still, I would totally support a coup by the Cereal Mascots, seizing power in the U.S. to restore order in that failed nation ...
The-Krzyz comments on Oct 27, 2020:
Too little, too late! Still, I would totally support a coup by the Cereal Mascots, seizing power in the U.S. to restore order in that failed nation ...
Happy Friday Everyone! What’s one of your Pavlovian responses?
The-Krzyz comments on Oct 24, 2020:
😁
The-Krzyz comments on Oct 24, 2020:
😁
Happy Wild and Wacky Wednesday! Let's have your funnies!
The-Krzyz comments on Oct 21, 2020:
Psychology.
The-Krzyz comments on Oct 21, 2020:
Psychology.
Happy Tuesday, you wonderful, full of personality people! How's it going?
The-Krzyz comments on Oct 20, 2020:
Savory!
The-Krzyz comments on Oct 20, 2020:
Savory!
Happy Monday! I hope you're staying warm and comfy! Today's question was offered by ZantiMisfit:
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The-Krzyz comments on Oct 19, 2020:
Three places where my “deep DNA” analysis shows I have strong genetic connections to the people living there: The Hunza Valley in the Hindu Kush Mountains above Kashmir, along the Silk Road; the Sami tribal lands near the Arctic Circle in northernmost Scandinavia, Finland and Russia; and the open steppes of Central Asia, north of the Caspian Sea.
The-Krzyz comments on Oct 19, 2020:
Three places where my “deep DNA” analysis shows I have strong genetic connections to the people living there: The Hunza Valley in the Hindu Kush Mountains above Kashmir, along the Silk Road; the Sami tribal lands near the Arctic Circle in northernmost Scandinavia, Finland and Russia; and the open steppes of Central Asia, north of the Caspian Sea.
It's Wild and Wacky Wednesday! Gimme yer funnies!
My contribution today is an oldie but goodie:
The-Krzyz comments on Oct 14, 2020:
Perspective!
The-Krzyz comments on Oct 14, 2020:
Perspective!
Happy Monday Everybody! How do you shave?
The-Krzyz comments on Oct 12, 2020:
I have a Braun electric razor that seems indestructible: still works perfectly after more than 15 years. I use it when I’m in a hurry. Otherwise, I like an old-fashioned razor with shaving cream and hot water. I like the ritual of it, plus the sensual aspect — the feel of the blade and the water on my face is invigorating.
The-Krzyz comments on Oct 12, 2020:
I have a Braun electric razor that seems indestructible: still works perfectly after more than 15 years. I use it when I’m in a hurry. Otherwise, I like an old-fashioned razor with shaving cream and hot water. I like the ritual of it, plus the sensual aspect — the feel of the blade and the water on my face is invigorating.
Happy Saturday Everybody! I've been in a slump, but I'm feeling a bit better, so I'll be cleaning ...
The-Krzyz comments on Oct 10, 2020:
I like sweeping. I like the physicality if it, and - when I get a good rhythm going - I often find something meditative about it. Plus, when I take a little break, I often play around and practice some kung-fu or kali moves with the broom!
The-Krzyz comments on Oct 10, 2020:
I like sweeping. I like the physicality if it, and - when I get a good rhythm going - I often find something meditative about it. Plus, when I take a little break, I often play around and practice some kung-fu or kali moves with the broom!
I would like to submit the idea that religion IS politics.
The-Krzyz comments on Oct 9, 2020:
Well, yeah: obviously! Anything involving two or more people is political in some level. A lot of my work is in public policy, which is politics. I like two definitions, which I teach my students: politics as “the mechanics of power,” and as “the art of the possible.” For better or worse, I admit I find it kind of fascinating — and useful ...
The-Krzyz comments on Oct 9, 2020:
Well, yeah: obviously! Anything involving two or more people is political in some level. A lot of my work is in public policy, which is politics. I like two definitions, which I teach my students: politics as “the mechanics of power,” and as “the art of the possible.” For better or worse, I admit I find it kind of fascinating — and useful ...
Happy Friday! What's your ideal temperature in your home?
The-Krzyz comments on Oct 9, 2020:
Just around 70F is comfy for me!
The-Krzyz comments on Oct 9, 2020:
Just around 70F is comfy for me!
Happy Thursday, Everyone! What is your favorite herb or spice?
The-Krzyz comments on Oct 8, 2020:
Totally with you on garlic, followed by chili and dill. I have a neighbor who grills up a bunch of garlic to cook with on a little hibachi in their yard every couple of days. The aroma fills up my back yard, and I’ll just stand there, inhaling deeply with a big smile!
The-Krzyz comments on Oct 8, 2020:
Totally with you on garlic, followed by chili and dill. I have a neighbor who grills up a bunch of garlic to cook with on a little hibachi in their yard every couple of days. The aroma fills up my back yard, and I’ll just stand there, inhaling deeply with a big smile!
Happy Wild and Wacky Wednesday! Let's see those funnies!
The-Krzyz comments on Oct 7, 2020:
Things that sound comforting ... at first ...
The-Krzyz comments on Oct 7, 2020:
Things that sound comforting ... at first ...
Good morning, and Happy Tuesday! How much time do you spend in front of a screen each week?
The-Krzyz comments on Oct 6, 2020:
Varies wildly! I also do a lot of my work on a computer, and am a news hound to boot, getting info on current events in my car radio, my tv at home, and online in between. This is about to decrease as our heatwaves decrease, the smoke clears from our air, and outdoors adventure beckons.
The-Krzyz comments on Oct 6, 2020:
Varies wildly! I also do a lot of my work on a computer, and am a news hound to boot, getting info on current events in my car radio, my tv at home, and online in between. This is about to decrease as our heatwaves decrease, the smoke clears from our air, and outdoors adventure beckons.
Happy Monday everyone! What does October mean to you?
The-Krzyz comments on Oct 5, 2020:
One of my favorite months! I like to take my vacations in October, when (in other times) kids tend to be in school and parents at work. It’s the start of my hiking and camping season, and a friend who runs a pumpkin lot sets aside some good “eating pumpkins” for me to steam up and enjoy. Normally, I would also be traveling for some quarterly meetings around California, plus attending the annual Skeptics’ conference in Las Vegas — a gathering of like-minded folks that I will sorely miss this year. Finally, my fall harvest comes, and I am now picking tons of lemons, limes, tangerines, avocados, persimmons, bananas and pomegranates!
The-Krzyz comments on Oct 5, 2020:
One of my favorite months! I like to take my vacations in October, when (in other times) kids tend to be in school and parents at work. It’s the start of my hiking and camping season, and a friend who runs a pumpkin lot sets aside some good “eating pumpkins” for me to steam up and enjoy. Normally, I would also be traveling for some quarterly meetings around California, plus attending the annual Skeptics’ conference in Las Vegas — a gathering of like-minded folks that I will sorely miss this year. Finally, my fall harvest comes, and I am now picking tons of lemons, limes, tangerines, avocados, persimmons, bananas and pomegranates!
Happy Wednesday Everyone! I'm overwhelmed with work today, and I don't have a joke.
The-Krzyz comments on Sep 30, 2020:
Wisdom.
The-Krzyz comments on Sep 30, 2020:
Wisdom.
Hey guys, Happy Tuesday! When you hear the phrase "Processed foods," what does that mean to you?
The-Krzyz comments on Sep 29, 2020:
A “process” can be all kinds of things done to prepare or store food, and like the words used to indicate the opposite of “processed,” like “organic” or “natural,” it can be used imprecisely or even deceptively. I avoid foods that have additives like corn syrup or lots of sodium, are fried (especially deep fried), or are processed in ways that deprive them of their nutrients (like many breads and baked goods). Oh, yeah: I only eat foods that are chemically based!
The-Krzyz comments on Sep 29, 2020:
A “process” can be all kinds of things done to prepare or store food, and like the words used to indicate the opposite of “processed,” like “organic” or “natural,” it can be used imprecisely or even deceptively. I avoid foods that have additives like corn syrup or lots of sodium, are fried (especially deep fried), or are processed in ways that deprive them of their nutrients (like many breads and baked goods). Oh, yeah: I only eat foods that are chemically based!
Happy Monday! What’s the spiciest thing you’ve ever eaten?
The-Krzyz comments on Sep 29, 2020:
A soft-shelled crab in a crimson chili sauce served me outside of Pusan, South Korea. Now, I grew up with spicy foods in predominantly Mexican-American neighborhoods in East Los Angeles, but nothing had prepared me for this. Nearly took the top of my head off after the first bite. My government minder was horrified: “Stop! I don’t want to explain how you died out here!” One of the few times I backed off of a meal I had started.
The-Krzyz comments on Sep 29, 2020:
A soft-shelled crab in a crimson chili sauce served me outside of Pusan, South Korea. Now, I grew up with spicy foods in predominantly Mexican-American neighborhoods in East Los Angeles, but nothing had prepared me for this. Nearly took the top of my head off after the first bite. My government minder was horrified: “Stop! I don’t want to explain how you died out here!” One of the few times I backed off of a meal I had started.
Happy Saturday Everyone! What “young person” things do you do?
The-Krzyz comments on Sep 26, 2020:
None! By definition, once I do something, it immediately ceases to be a young person thing. It’s like magic ...
The-Krzyz comments on Sep 26, 2020:
None! By definition, once I do something, it immediately ceases to be a young person thing. It’s like magic ...
Happy Friday Everyone! What kinds of voices do you enjoy?
The-Krzyz comments on Sep 25, 2020:
Anything but whiny ...
The-Krzyz comments on Sep 25, 2020:
Anything but whiny ...
Happy Thursday! What's one thing you've done to improve your health?
The-Krzyz comments on Sep 24, 2020:
In the last couple of years, I’ve gotten serious about integrating stretching into my regular exercise practices, and it has benefitted my other training and physical activities a lot. Most dramatic: A couple of years ago, I tweaked my lower back when I pulled a load of 150 pounds or so while not braced properly, resulting in lower back pain that I was told would probably be permanent. Not so! I started doing stretches that worked that area, and the pain is gone as flexibility and strength increase.
The-Krzyz comments on Sep 24, 2020:
In the last couple of years, I’ve gotten serious about integrating stretching into my regular exercise practices, and it has benefitted my other training and physical activities a lot. Most dramatic: A couple of years ago, I tweaked my lower back when I pulled a load of 150 pounds or so while not braced properly, resulting in lower back pain that I was told would probably be permanent. Not so! I started doing stretches that worked that area, and the pain is gone as flexibility and strength increase.
What did Voltaire mean with his gardening advice?
The-Krzyz comments on Sep 23, 2020:
Instructive to remember that Voltaire had a really nice garden. A REALLY nice garden ...
The-Krzyz comments on Sep 23, 2020:
Instructive to remember that Voltaire had a really nice garden. A REALLY nice garden ...
Hey you Guyses! It's Wednesday! So bring on the funnies!
The-Krzyz comments on Sep 23, 2020:
Feeling horny.
The-Krzyz comments on Sep 23, 2020:
Feeling horny.
What do you all think of Pascal's Wager?
The-Krzyz comments on Sep 17, 2020:
Professional gamblers call such propositions “sucker bets.”
The-Krzyz comments on Sep 17, 2020:
Professional gamblers call such propositions “sucker bets.”
Happy Wild and Wacky Wednesday Everybody! Let's get those funnies going!
The-Krzyz comments on Sep 16, 2020:
Home vase.
The-Krzyz comments on Sep 16, 2020:
Home vase.
Why hierarchy is a destructive force: Sapolsky
[agnostic.com]
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The-Krzyz comments on Sep 10, 2020:
Hierarchy can be useful and practical as an ad hoc tactic. When power differentials become ossified in permanent structures, however, I think they become destructive of creativity, flexibility and potential.
The-Krzyz comments on Sep 10, 2020:
Hierarchy can be useful and practical as an ad hoc tactic. When power differentials become ossified in permanent structures, however, I think they become destructive of creativity, flexibility and potential.
Happy Thursday Everyone! I hope today finds you doing well.
The-Krzyz comments on Sep 10, 2020:
Not at all. I can be a very forgiving person, but don’t elevate “forgiveness” to some kind of virtue, as I’m not willing to give up the focus of a good grudge or the sheer joy of a well-planned revenge! 😈
The-Krzyz comments on Sep 10, 2020:
Not at all. I can be a very forgiving person, but don’t elevate “forgiveness” to some kind of virtue, as I’m not willing to give up the focus of a good grudge or the sheer joy of a well-planned revenge! 😈
It's Wild and Wacky Wednesday! Let's have your funnies!
The-Krzyz comments on Sep 9, 2020:
Squirrelly.
The-Krzyz comments on Sep 9, 2020:
Squirrelly.
Happy Monday! What, if anything, do you do for Labor Day?
The-Krzyz comments on Sep 7, 2020:
I typically engage in militant labor activities, like seizing the means of production, or grilling a boss or two ...
The-Krzyz comments on Sep 7, 2020:
I typically engage in militant labor activities, like seizing the means of production, or grilling a boss or two ...
Happy Saturday! I'm going to try mussels for the first time tonight! I'm excited and have a bit of ...
The-Krzyz comments on Sep 5, 2020:
I also love seafood, and it’s become a bigger part of my regular protein intake. I grew up around boats, and my family used to go sailing and fishing off the California coast most weekends when I was a kid. We’d catch our dinner - mostly white sea bass back then - and then my mom would cook it up right on board. I’m no longer big on fishing, but gladly will eat the results! I like everything from fish tacos to clam chowder, and usually have sashimi once a week. My most daring seafood choice, however, is the infamous, deadly blowfish, served in a soup, Korean style!
The-Krzyz comments on Sep 5, 2020:
I also love seafood, and it’s become a bigger part of my regular protein intake. I grew up around boats, and my family used to go sailing and fishing off the California coast most weekends when I was a kid. We’d catch our dinner - mostly white sea bass back then - and then my mom would cook it up right on board. I’m no longer big on fishing, but gladly will eat the results! I like everything from fish tacos to clam chowder, and usually have sashimi once a week. My most daring seafood choice, however, is the infamous, deadly blowfish, served in a soup, Korean style!
Happy Friday, Heathens! What's your favorite popsicle flavor?
The-Krzyz comments on Sep 4, 2020:
I like Mexican-style popsicles, often made with real fruit. My favorite is probably mango!
The-Krzyz comments on Sep 4, 2020:
I like Mexican-style popsicles, often made with real fruit. My favorite is probably mango!
Happy Thursday everyone! How do you feel about getting lost?
The-Krzyz comments on Sep 3, 2020:
I’m never lost. Sometimes I may not know exactly where I am, but I’m never lost ...
The-Krzyz comments on Sep 3, 2020:
I’m never lost. Sometimes I may not know exactly where I am, but I’m never lost ...
Happy Wild and Wacky Wednesday! Please share your jokes, memes and funny stories - let's make each ...
The-Krzyz comments on Sep 2, 2020:
Perils of dating ...
The-Krzyz comments on Sep 2, 2020:
Perils of dating ...
Happy Monday, Everyone! Do you ever feel hungry, but nothing looks good or everything is too much ...
The-Krzyz comments on Aug 31, 2020:
I keep certain ready-to-eat foods on hand for such situations, when I’m tired and/or uninspired, or just may want a quick snack. Some good cheese and a nice bread (like a rye), or tortillas, plus something from my local deli, like chicken salad or antipasto. Also always have fruit around, especially avocados, bananas, oranges plus what I can get from the garden.
The-Krzyz comments on Aug 31, 2020:
I keep certain ready-to-eat foods on hand for such situations, when I’m tired and/or uninspired, or just may want a quick snack. Some good cheese and a nice bread (like a rye), or tortillas, plus something from my local deli, like chicken salad or antipasto. Also always have fruit around, especially avocados, bananas, oranges plus what I can get from the garden.
Happy Saturday!
Water, tv remote, and a lamp!
The-Krzyz comments on Aug 29, 2020:
My Bowie knife, a chunk of flint, and a sturdy pair of shoes.
The-Krzyz comments on Aug 29, 2020:
My Bowie knife, a chunk of flint, and a sturdy pair of shoes.
36 Questions! Good Friday Morning, Everybody! What are your weekend plans?
The-Krzyz comments on Aug 28, 2020:
A working weekend for me: Deadlines looming!
The-Krzyz comments on Aug 28, 2020:
A working weekend for me: Deadlines looming!
Happy Thursday, Beautiful People! When's the last time you were proud of yourself?
The-Krzyz comments on Aug 27, 2020:
Sounds like you had “Sewing Block!” What you describe is very familiar: Searching for that “Aha! moment” as I begin a project, usually something I’m writing, or maybe designing a presentation or curriculum. Right now, I ‘m getting ready to put together the fall edition of a quarterly news magazine I edit for a regional organization. If inspiration is slow in coming, I often start with the mechanics: assembling and editing articles, gathering info, selecting art and cartoons, etc. If the “Aha!” still eludes me, I goad myself into starting without expectations, knowing I can improve/change things later. Sometimes, “Aha!” just needs to see me start ... and I’m proud of myself when I see the process through.
The-Krzyz comments on Aug 27, 2020:
Sounds like you had “Sewing Block!” What you describe is very familiar: Searching for that “Aha! moment” as I begin a project, usually something I’m writing, or maybe designing a presentation or curriculum. Right now, I ‘m getting ready to put together the fall edition of a quarterly news magazine I edit for a regional organization. If inspiration is slow in coming, I often start with the mechanics: assembling and editing articles, gathering info, selecting art and cartoons, etc. If the “Aha!” still eludes me, I goad myself into starting without expectations, knowing I can improve/change things later. Sometimes, “Aha!” just needs to see me start ... and I’m proud of myself when I see the process through.
I’m Convinced Satan Deserves Bonus Points for Creating the Fossil Record | Hemant Mehta | Friendly...
The-Krzyz comments on Aug 26, 2020:
I was raised Catholic and went to Catholic school for nine years, and this stuff never came up. They taught us, like ... science.
The-Krzyz comments on Aug 26, 2020:
I was raised Catholic and went to Catholic school for nine years, and this stuff never came up. They taught us, like ... science.
36 Questions: Happy Wild and Wacky Wednesday! Bad jokes, Dad jokes, Weird and Dark jokes, Funny ...
The-Krzyz comments on Aug 26, 2020:
Border cauli.
Happy International Dog Day!
The-Krzyz comments on Aug 26, 2020:
Border cauli.
Happy International Dog Day!
Happy Tuesday Everyone! I'm all caught up on my alerts.
The-Krzyz comments on Aug 25, 2020:
I can be a bit compulsive about my Morning Coffee Ritual, which involves setting up my coffee maker, espresso machine or Vietnamese dripper the night before. I get up around an hour before it gets light, and want everything ready for me to stumble into my kitchen to turn on the correct device, so my dose of “black gold” is ready by the time I brush my teeth or feed the cats!
The-Krzyz comments on Aug 25, 2020:
I can be a bit compulsive about my Morning Coffee Ritual, which involves setting up my coffee maker, espresso machine or Vietnamese dripper the night before. I get up around an hour before it gets light, and want everything ready for me to stumble into my kitchen to turn on the correct device, so my dose of “black gold” is ready by the time I brush my teeth or feed the cats!
Happy Saturday! What/who was your favourite pet ever?
The-Krzyz comments on Aug 22, 2020:
A goldie-chow mix, sarcastically named “Fluffy,” who I rescued after she found me on a hike. I had her for 13 years, and she was a great dog, a good companion and a comfort in hard times.
The-Krzyz comments on Aug 22, 2020:
A goldie-chow mix, sarcastically named “Fluffy,” who I rescued after she found me on a hike. I had her for 13 years, and she was a great dog, a good companion and a comfort in hard times.
Today I was feeling abandoned and hopeless.
The-Krzyz comments on Aug 22, 2020:
I remember those tracts from the ‘70s, as well as some children’s catechisms I was given as a kid in Catholic school with cartoonish pictures of kids surrounded by the flames of hell. Luckily this stuff didn’t resonate with anything in my personal life, or even with the rest of the curriculum at the school. I do a lot of work in the mental health field, and we have only recently understood the potentially lasting impacts of trauma on our health and developed better strategies for addressing it. I, myself, have found some of these useful ...
The-Krzyz comments on Aug 22, 2020:
I remember those tracts from the ‘70s, as well as some children’s catechisms I was given as a kid in Catholic school with cartoonish pictures of kids surrounded by the flames of hell. Luckily this stuff didn’t resonate with anything in my personal life, or even with the rest of the curriculum at the school. I do a lot of work in the mental health field, and we have only recently understood the potentially lasting impacts of trauma on our health and developed better strategies for addressing it. I, myself, have found some of these useful ...
On 22nd, take a selfie of yourself with hashtag HandsUpforApostasyDay ApostasyDay ApostasyNotACrime.
The-Krzyz comments on Aug 22, 2020:
Yes! In too many countries, non-believers, and liberal Muslims, are assaulted and even killed by state-sponsored or state-tolerated violence if they dare speak out. Too many countries are run by powerful elites cynically using religion to support their continued hold on power.
The-Krzyz comments on Aug 22, 2020:
Yes! In too many countries, non-believers, and liberal Muslims, are assaulted and even killed by state-sponsored or state-tolerated violence if they dare speak out. Too many countries are run by powerful elites cynically using religion to support their continued hold on power.
There's an ampersand in there somewhere, but basically this guy choose a shirt that says he runs on ...
The-Krzyz comments on Aug 21, 2020:
Well, there always WERE some unsavory rumors going around about Jesus ...
The-Krzyz comments on Aug 21, 2020:
Well, there always WERE some unsavory rumors going around about Jesus ...
Einstein’s Religion
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The-Krzyz comments on Aug 21, 2020:
He used the “g-word” a couple of times metaphorically, and quickly regretted it. Literal-mindedness plagues religious and non-religious communities alike.
The-Krzyz comments on Aug 21, 2020:
He used the “g-word” a couple of times metaphorically, and quickly regretted it. Literal-mindedness plagues religious and non-religious communities alike.
Happy Thursday Everyone! What's the last song that got stuck in your head?
The-Krzyz comments on Aug 20, 2020:
I showed the film “Pleasantville” to a friend, and they used Brubeck’s “Take Five” in one of the key scenes. One of my favorites anyway, it’s been happily bouncing around my brain since.
The-Krzyz comments on Aug 20, 2020:
I showed the film “Pleasantville” to a friend, and they used Brubeck’s “Take Five” in one of the key scenes. One of my favorites anyway, it’s been happily bouncing around my brain since.
Don't forget if you don't sin Jesus died for nothing.
The-Krzyz comments on Aug 19, 2020:
Well, that’s what his followers say. The way I read the story, he died because he was a convicted criminal.
The-Krzyz comments on Aug 19, 2020:
Well, that’s what his followers say. The way I read the story, he died because he was a convicted criminal.
Hello Friends.
The-Krzyz comments on Aug 19, 2020:
Check!
The-Krzyz comments on Aug 19, 2020:
Check!
Happy Tuesday Everyone! What are your hobbies?
The-Krzyz comments on Aug 18, 2020:
Great outfit! (Though my favorite pic is still the one of you being consumed by what seems to be a shark hoodie ...)
Gosh, I don’t know if they qualify as “hobbies,” but I’m pretty dedicated to my martial arts (practice daily), and am always reading (a lot of history), hiking/running, keeping abreast of current events (read: ex-journalist/news hound), and engaging in spirited philosophical/political discussions. Occasional recreational trolling ... 🙄
The-Krzyz comments on Aug 18, 2020:
Great outfit! (Though my favorite pic is still the one of you being consumed by what seems to be a shark hoodie ...)
Gosh, I don’t know if they qualify as “hobbies,” but I’m pretty dedicated to my martial arts (practice daily), and am always reading (a lot of history), hiking/running, keeping abreast of current events (read: ex-journalist/news hound), and engaging in spirited philosophical/political discussions. Occasional recreational trolling ... 🙄
Happy Monday Everyone! What natural occurrence always makes you happy to see?
The-Krzyz comments on Aug 17, 2020:
I grew up in, and now again live, in a dry chaparral Southwest environment, so I love when rainstorms start moving across the skies in fall and winter. When I lived in the Northwest, and it rained all the time (it seemed!), it was the coming of the snow in the high country.
The-Krzyz comments on Aug 17, 2020:
I grew up in, and now again live, in a dry chaparral Southwest environment, so I love when rainstorms start moving across the skies in fall and winter. When I lived in the Northwest, and it rained all the time (it seemed!), it was the coming of the snow in the high country.
What would Jesus do?
I just saw this Meme and thought it was funny....
The-Krzyz comments on Aug 17, 2020:
Wow! Maybe I need to cut Jesus some slack! (Of course, if he gets away with it, it’ll only be because he’s white ...)
The-Krzyz comments on Aug 17, 2020:
Wow! Maybe I need to cut Jesus some slack! (Of course, if he gets away with it, it’ll only be because he’s white ...)
"Leave No Trace" when hiking and camping is ignored by many
The-Krzyz comments on Aug 16, 2020:
Sadly, this type of degradation is spreading far and wide as people with no background in responsible outdoors behavior, and apparently lacking in basic civility or consideration for others, are flocking to trails and parks because the types of recreation they are used to are closed because of the pandemic.
The-Krzyz comments on Aug 16, 2020:
Sadly, this type of degradation is spreading far and wide as people with no background in responsible outdoors behavior, and apparently lacking in basic civility or consideration for others, are flocking to trails and parks because the types of recreation they are used to are closed because of the pandemic.
What color was Jesus?
The-Krzyz comments on Aug 16, 2020:
OMG: This is such a non- issue! I totally do not care. If, indeed, I HAD a rat’s ass, I’d still hang onto it.
The-Krzyz comments on Aug 16, 2020:
OMG: This is such a non- issue! I totally do not care. If, indeed, I HAD a rat’s ass, I’d still hang onto it.
Happy Saturday, Everyone! Something cheery, I think, for today. What is your favorite flower?
The-Krzyz comments on Aug 15, 2020:
I really like flowers of all kinds: the wildflowers I encounter on a hike; all the offerings in a nice botanical garden; and whatever I find in my fairly overgrown yard. I don’t typically think in terms of “favorites,” but maybe the spectacular epiphyllum is a good candidate! I also like that they bloom at night and only last a day or two.
The-Krzyz comments on Aug 15, 2020:
I really like flowers of all kinds: the wildflowers I encounter on a hike; all the offerings in a nice botanical garden; and whatever I find in my fairly overgrown yard. I don’t typically think in terms of “favorites,” but maybe the spectacular epiphyllum is a good candidate! I also like that they bloom at night and only last a day or two.
When is Jesus coming back? The question on the lips of almost every believer.
The-Krzyz comments on Aug 15, 2020:
Ain’t coming back. Romans did a good job.
The-Krzyz comments on Aug 15, 2020:
Ain’t coming back. Romans did a good job.
Happy Friday Everyone?
The-Krzyz comments on Aug 14, 2020:
With my luck, people I really like and respect like you and members of this group will bail, leaving me with only the annoying ones on the site. I would really hate for that to happen! I’ve been a member for less than two years, and am slowly clawing my way to Level 8. I very much enjoy and value Agnostic, partly because I haven’t found anything else like it. Even living in a very large and diverse city, I still often feel the lack of a community of fellow non-believers and like our sometimes contentious membership with our disagreements, our breadth of interests and opinions, and diversity of, well, almost everything. The loss of any one of you would diminish that value and sadden me. If the site went downhill or even went under, I would mourn its loss. I’m hanging on for now and will see what happens.
The-Krzyz comments on Aug 14, 2020:
With my luck, people I really like and respect like you and members of this group will bail, leaving me with only the annoying ones on the site. I would really hate for that to happen! I’ve been a member for less than two years, and am slowly clawing my way to Level 8. I very much enjoy and value Agnostic, partly because I haven’t found anything else like it. Even living in a very large and diverse city, I still often feel the lack of a community of fellow non-believers and like our sometimes contentious membership with our disagreements, our breadth of interests and opinions, and diversity of, well, almost everything. The loss of any one of you would diminish that value and sadden me. If the site went downhill or even went under, I would mourn its loss. I’m hanging on for now and will see what happens.
Happy Thursday Everyone! When was the last time you were snooping, and found something you wish you ...
The-Krzyz comments on Aug 13, 2020:
I first became a journalist in the wake of Watergate and the Arizona Project, and have done my share of investigative work. Now, I mostly do other kinds of writing, but knowing how and where to find info, and how to check the sources of information, continue to be valuable habits/skills, especially these days. With my professional background, combined with my skepticism, I can usually “smell a rat” miles away, but once in a while that collides with my optimistic side, which still sometimes wants to believe in some things that sound good. A charitable organization wanted my endorsement recently, and their work sounded really good to me: until I dug a little deeper, and found out that most of their income went into executive salaries.
The-Krzyz comments on Aug 13, 2020:
I first became a journalist in the wake of Watergate and the Arizona Project, and have done my share of investigative work. Now, I mostly do other kinds of writing, but knowing how and where to find info, and how to check the sources of information, continue to be valuable habits/skills, especially these days. With my professional background, combined with my skepticism, I can usually “smell a rat” miles away, but once in a while that collides with my optimistic side, which still sometimes wants to believe in some things that sound good. A charitable organization wanted my endorsement recently, and their work sounded really good to me: until I dug a little deeper, and found out that most of their income went into executive salaries.
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