Something stupid.

psycheworks comments on Nov 7, 2018:

Think I must have had a bucket full of that juice today

Tomfoolery33 replies on Nov 7, 2018:

I need to quit drinking that stuff myself.

Getting paid to leave.

RobertMartin comments on Nov 7, 2018:

I could be a reverse stripper. I'd come out on the stage naked, women would throw money at me to get dressed.

Tomfoolery33 replies on Nov 7, 2018:

I'll have to try that!

And why do some guys regularly keep beards that make them look 15 years older and homeless?

Tomfoolery33 comments on Nov 7, 2018:

I like looking older and homeless.

Tomfoolery33 replies on Nov 7, 2018:

@ClaytonE83 Yeah, I couldn't stand not keeping it somewhat trimmed. I don't like mustache hairs in my food either.

Truth, Justice, and Public Good: Simone Weil on Political Manipulation, the Dangers of “For” and...

MarvelAnn comments on Nov 7, 2018:

I think its hopeless. Democracy is dead..

Tomfoolery33 replies on Nov 7, 2018:

It's looking that way, but I still have some hope.

Believing without evidence is always morally wrong | Aeon Ideas

cava comments on Nov 7, 2018:

‘it is wrong always, everywhere, and for anyone, to believe anything upon insufficient evidence’ It's giving 'Justified, True, Belief' a moral slant. I don't think these epistemology terms work well as moral theory, which I think ought to be concerned with the will, rules/principals, ...

Tomfoolery33 replies on Nov 7, 2018:

I see what you mean, but I still think he was making an important observation.

Believing without evidence is always morally wrong | Aeon Ideas

brentan comments on Nov 7, 2018:

I love that expression about the spreading of religion as 'polluting the well of collective knowledge'.

Tomfoolery33 replies on Nov 7, 2018:

Yep.

His press conference today WTF do his supporters hear...Such an asshole

Snickers77 comments on Nov 7, 2018:

I can't stand, or sit, and listen to this asshole speak.

Tomfoolery33 replies on Nov 7, 2018:

Me neither.

Absolutely!

Rudy1962 comments on Nov 6, 2018:

These modern day conservative wack jobs will either collapse from their own ignorance and hatred, or destroy our democracy

Tomfoolery33 replies on Nov 6, 2018:

Let's hope it's the former.

Absolutely!

psycheworks comments on Nov 6, 2018:

Which one is the enemy?

Tomfoolery33 replies on Nov 6, 2018:

Both! According to Trumpets.

..........

psycheworks comments on Nov 6, 2018:

I can't stand bacon

Tomfoolery33 replies on Nov 6, 2018:

And I can't stand condoms.

Had to look at that twice myself.

coralisthree comments on Nov 6, 2018:

wtf?!

Tomfoolery33 replies on Nov 6, 2018:

IKR?

Not sure those go together.

phxbillcee comments on Nov 6, 2018:

Gotta admit, the whole concept of The Human Centipede is so twisted it seems like it was the original brainchild of some bratty 10 yo! I haven't seen it & have absolutely no desire to. & there's a sequel even???

Tomfoolery33 replies on Nov 6, 2018:

I know what you mean. I have no desire to see it either.

Ah! Election Day, the day when you get to choose the lesser of two evils.

Tomfoolery33 comments on Nov 6, 2018:

I don't disagree, but the lesser of two evils is still less evil, and doing nothing accomplishes nothing.

Tomfoolery33 replies on Nov 6, 2018:

@Enchanter You're right about that.

We've reached 100 members! I never thought we would get that many, but I'm glad we did!

Jolanta comments on Nov 5, 2018:

Love this site but am sad that so many are lonely, lost and hurt.

Tomfoolery33 replies on Nov 5, 2018:

I think part of it is that strong emotions help to bring out poetry, and often those strong emotions are negative. When you're really happy, often you're busy doing things other than writing poetry.

Party time at Disney.

phxbillcee comments on Nov 5, 2018:

With a lot of the animators, I wouldn't doubt this was deliberate! They love to sneak stuff in!

Tomfoolery33 replies on Nov 5, 2018:

I wouldn't doubt it either.

At least someone has their priorities right!

phxbillcee comments on Nov 5, 2018:

Walmart, I betcha!

Tomfoolery33 replies on Nov 5, 2018:

@phxbillcee I just know they don't sell liquor at the Walmarts I've been to.

Eight miles High- The Byrds [youtu.be]

Tomfoolery33 comments on Nov 5, 2018:

Always loved that song. I had the 45 back in the day.

Tomfoolery33 replies on Nov 5, 2018:

@Spinliesel Being a guitar player, I was always listening to the 12-string.

At least someone has their priorities right!

phxbillcee comments on Nov 5, 2018:

Walmart, I betcha!

Tomfoolery33 replies on Nov 5, 2018:

I don't think Walmart sells liquor.

I’m Trying to Let Go of My Life trying to let go— to let it branch off where it will, ...

Justjoni comments on Nov 4, 2018:

Pensive ?Letting go while retaining perspective is a challenge - you’ve met it well in this poem.

Tomfoolery33 replies on Nov 5, 2018:

Thank you.

I’m Trying to Let Go of My Life trying to let go— to let it branch off where it will, ...

ProudMary comments on Nov 5, 2018:

Me too, Tom, and it's just too damned hard. This is beautiful and I suspect it's something that many of us go through. Thanks for putting it into words.

Tomfoolery33 replies on Nov 5, 2018:

Thank you, and you're welcome.

Almost forgot to post this one today.

MsAl comments on Nov 5, 2018:

OK good for you but why is it a baby?

Tomfoolery33 replies on Nov 5, 2018:

It's a meme that's been around for years, saying "Alright!"

Almost forgot to post this one today.

Cutiebeauty comments on Nov 5, 2018:

Huh...

Tomfoolery33 replies on Nov 5, 2018:

When the time changed.

Those are some plans alright.

phxbillcee comments on Nov 4, 2018:

Now, what are you going to do off-line?

Tomfoolery33 replies on Nov 4, 2018:

Sit on my butt.

I’m Trying to Let Go of My Life trying to let go— to let it branch off where it will, ...

Genna comments on Nov 4, 2018:

This is beautiful, poignant and so true. Thank you for sharing.

Tomfoolery33 replies on Nov 4, 2018:

Thank you very much.

I’m Trying to Let Go of My Life trying to let go— to let it branch off where it will, ...

Lincoln55 comments on Nov 4, 2018:

I used to say to my son that "you are where you put yourself in Life'. Don't blame anyone else for your misfortunes. Admit to your mistakes. Own them . learn from them. Embrace being wrong. You learn nothing when you are right. You already knew that truth. The past got you where you are today but ...

Tomfoolery33 replies on Nov 4, 2018:

Thank you.

I’m Trying to Let Go of My Life trying to let go— to let it branch off where it will, ...

azzow2 comments on Nov 4, 2018:

I once tried to run away from bad memories. Today I ponder them so as to not ever have bad new experiences. Good write

Tomfoolery33 replies on Nov 4, 2018:

Thank you.

Daylight savings time.

Captnron59 comments on Nov 4, 2018:

That trio has many uses.

Tomfoolery33 replies on Nov 4, 2018:

True dat!

Meditation in the Time of Disruption [theringer.com]

WilliamFleming comments on Nov 3, 2018:

I downloaded that Headspace app. I’m going to try it out. Initially I like it. Thanks for your post. I walk almost every day on a trail in the woods, and I do a sort on meditation while I walk. I pay attention to my breathing and to the movement of my body as I walk. Then I pick out a tree up ...

Tomfoolery33 replies on Nov 3, 2018:

@WilliamFleming No, I can't say that I do. It's interesting, though.

U.

altschmerz comments on Nov 3, 2018:

My friend was in high school in the 90s. Nazis in his school targeted him and hit him with a lead pipe, threw him off a balcony, and hit him with a car, among other things. When he went to the police, they said “Boys will be boys.” He eventually dropped out of school.

Tomfoolery33 replies on Nov 3, 2018:

That's horrible!

Meditation in the Time of Disruption [theringer.com]

WilliamFleming comments on Nov 3, 2018:

I downloaded that Headspace app. I’m going to try it out. Initially I like it. Thanks for your post. I walk almost every day on a trail in the woods, and I do a sort on meditation while I walk. I pay attention to my breathing and to the movement of my body as I walk. Then I pick out a tree up ...

Tomfoolery33 replies on Nov 3, 2018:

Not that exactly, but I walk every day, and when I'm not paying attention to my dog, I try not to think, and I also try not to try not to think, if you know what I mean. I just let the thoughts drift through my head like clouds, and give them as little attention as possible.

...WTF??.....

Zoohome comments on Nov 3, 2018:

Ok, that HAS to be one of those Chinese translation to English done wrong.

Tomfoolery33 replies on Nov 3, 2018:

No doubt.

You Can Never Go Home - Me & Chuck [soundcloud.com] Me & Chuck jamming on one of his songs.

nvrnuff comments on Nov 2, 2018:

Nicely done, subtle and precise.

Tomfoolery33 replies on Nov 2, 2018:

Thank you.

You Can Never Go Home - Me & Chuck [soundcloud.com] Me & Chuck jamming on one of his songs.

Razorjelly comments on Nov 2, 2018:

Charcoal filtered funk drippings....tasty.

Tomfoolery33 replies on Nov 2, 2018:

Thanks!

You Can Never Go Home - Me & Chuck [soundcloud.com] Me & Chuck jamming on one of his songs.

Lilac-JadeCanada comments on Nov 2, 2018:

Good stuff!

Tomfoolery33 replies on Nov 2, 2018:

Thanks!

Um, really?

phxbillcee comments on Nov 2, 2018:

Is that a logo or an invitation?

Tomfoolery33 replies on Nov 2, 2018:

That's what I was thinking!

Neuroscientist Sam Harris on Our Misconceptions About Free Will and How Acknowledging Its ...

daveeleceng comments on Nov 2, 2018:

Do we have free will? Are we puppets attached to strings (i.e. pre-destined)? If everyone has free will than no one can follow such a plan. We do NOT have free will with the emphasis on the word free. Everything is deterministic and each of us is influenced by our environments, genes, brain ...

Tomfoolery33 replies on Nov 2, 2018:

I agree with everything you said here, and I had read about those experiments as well.

It's been nice knowin' ya!

Rudy1962 comments on Nov 1, 2018:

Any North American country going to die I think it would be the good old USA

Tomfoolery33 replies on Nov 1, 2018:

Sadly, I know what you mean.

If you were diagnosed with a terminal condition that you knew would drag your loved ones down and ...

Tomfoolery33 comments on Nov 1, 2018:

I would be on the one way journey to neverland.

Tomfoolery33 replies on Nov 1, 2018:

@Nardi Yep.

The dangers of marijuana.

phxbillcee comments on Nov 1, 2018:

I think your fly is open, man!

Tomfoolery33 replies on Nov 1, 2018:

??

Yeah! What about that?

dartagnan6666 comments on Nov 1, 2018:

Ya, that's the story your putting out, but the way I heard it, you figured out who was giving out the good shit, then kept on changing your costume and going back multiple times. Send me my share or I'm going to take this public. Lol

Tomfoolery33 replies on Nov 1, 2018:

Curses! Foiled again!

I don't wanna go in there.

Rudy1962 comments on Nov 1, 2018:

What's the coat hanger used for?

Tomfoolery33 replies on Nov 1, 2018:

I don't want to know.

Another picture of the Pumpkin House in my home town.

sweetcharlotte comments on Oct 31, 2018:

WOW, that is gorgeous, Tom. Is it someone's residence or city hall ?

Tomfoolery33 replies on Nov 1, 2018:

@sweetcharlotte They are real pumpkins. I'm not sure what they do with them after Halloween. And yes, it does bring money into the town.

Another picture of the Pumpkin House in my home town.

moonmaid comments on Nov 1, 2018:

Wow! This is every year?

Tomfoolery33 replies on Nov 1, 2018:

Yep. Every year he does this, and so many people come to see it, they have to close the street in front of his house for a few nights around Halloween.

Neuroscientist Sam Harris on Our Misconceptions About Free Will and How Acknowledging Its ...

Cadelyn comments on Oct 31, 2018:

This guy is a racist asshole.

Tomfoolery33 replies on Oct 31, 2018:

@Wurlitzer I had no idea. I've seen lots of people on here talking about him because he's one of the leading atheist thinkers. That was all I knew.

Another picture of the Pumpkin House in my home town.

Livinlife comments on Oct 31, 2018:

Beautiful! And great sentiment I'm sure. My dad lives in West Virginia but I think a different area. He's in southern West Virginia down by the New River Bridge. Beautiful state

Tomfoolery33 replies on Oct 31, 2018:

This is in the farthest western part of the state, along the Ohio River.

I thought I posted this earlier today, but for some reason it didn't come up.

dede18 comments on Oct 31, 2018:

I like very much the phrase "the fog licks speechless around the trees ... "

Tomfoolery33 replies on Oct 31, 2018:

Thanks.

Another picture of the Pumpkin House in my home town.

VillageMom comments on Oct 31, 2018:

Wait, I just saw you from Huntington, I lived with my grandma 1135 20th st for a couple months before we moved to Colorado..my dads family is all WV, so I was there nearly every year

Tomfoolery33 replies on Oct 31, 2018:

Yeah, I grew up in Kenova, and have lived in Ohio, California, and Oregon, though I've been in Huntington now for over 20 years.

How a Jellyfish and a Sea Slug Illuminate the Mystery of the Self – Brain Pickings

cava comments on Oct 31, 2018:

I think the self is a social construction, roles we learn and perform. "A phenomenon can’t be unique and universal at the same time" Michaelangelo's David is a universal particular.

Tomfoolery33 replies on Oct 31, 2018:

I think the self is only partly a social construction, though that is a good part of the self we present to the world.

I want to go to there!

AtheistInNC comments on Oct 31, 2018:

Too many tats

Tomfoolery33 replies on Oct 31, 2018:

I don't care, lol.

Neuroscientist Sam Harris on Our Misconceptions About Free Will and How Acknowledging Its ...

Cadelyn comments on Oct 31, 2018:

This guy is a racist asshole.

Tomfoolery33 replies on Oct 31, 2018:

I've not heard that before. What makes you say that?

Neuroscientist Sam Harris on Our Misconceptions About Free Will and How Acknowledging Its ...

WilliamFleming comments on Oct 31, 2018:

Some neuroscientists are heavily invested in the idea that humans are nothing but machines that have no free will. Free will complicates the picture too much. So does consciousness. Some of them are saying that there’s no such thing as conscious awareness—it’s all illusion. I think it is ...

Tomfoolery33 replies on Oct 31, 2018:

@WilliamFleming No. I'll give it a look, but right now I'm tired and am getting offline.

Neuroscientist Sam Harris on Our Misconceptions About Free Will and How Acknowledging Its ...

TheAstroChuck comments on Oct 31, 2018:

Great book review. I've long thought that our lives are far more deterministic than most science-inclined individuals appreciate. Sacks' book: *The Man Who Mistook His Wife For A Hatrack* illustrates this point for people with neurological problems. Now Sam Harris writes: The illusoriness of free ...

Tomfoolery33 replies on Oct 31, 2018:

@WilliamFleming I guess we'll have to agree to disagree.

Neuroscientist Sam Harris on Our Misconceptions About Free Will and How Acknowledging Its ...

powder comments on Oct 31, 2018:

My take is this. To be free means a lack of rules/ boundaries. When talking mind/ consciousness aka free will the rules we place on ourselves are human developed doctrine. The boundaries are physical limitations or reality if you like. Imagination knows no bounds. So if you dismiss society doctrine...

Tomfoolery33 replies on Oct 31, 2018:

That's free will in the broader sense. He's talking about free will as in making choices day-to-day, and that there are so many physical and subconscious factors playing into every decision, that there isn't any "free will" as most people think of it.

Another picture of the Pumpkin House in my home town.

sweetcharlotte comments on Oct 31, 2018:

WOW, that is gorgeous, Tom. Is it someone's residence or city hall ?

Tomfoolery33 replies on Oct 31, 2018:

It's his private residence in Kenova, WV, which is where I grew up. He does this every year with a team of volunteers.

Another picture of the Pumpkin House in my home town.

Jaed comments on Oct 31, 2018:

Wait that's an actual place! So do you leave your own pumpkin?

Tomfoolery33 replies on Oct 31, 2018:

No. He puts out about 3000 every year. He has a team of volunteers that help.

Another picture of the Pumpkin House in my home town.

VillageMom comments on Oct 31, 2018:

Where is that? It's beautiful

Tomfoolery33 replies on Oct 31, 2018:

It's in Kenova, which is where I grew up.

Neuroscientist Sam Harris on Our Misconceptions About Free Will and How Acknowledging Its ...

TheAstroChuck comments on Oct 31, 2018:

Great book review. I've long thought that our lives are far more deterministic than most science-inclined individuals appreciate. Sacks' book: *The Man Who Mistook His Wife For A Hatrack* illustrates this point for people with neurological problems. Now Sam Harris writes: The illusoriness of free ...

Tomfoolery33 replies on Oct 31, 2018:

@WilliamFleming Have you read Daniel C. Dennett? He explains pretty well how consciousness comes from matter.

Neuroscientist Sam Harris on Our Misconceptions About Free Will and How Acknowledging Its ...

WilliamFleming comments on Oct 31, 2018:

Some neuroscientists are heavily invested in the idea that humans are nothing but machines that have no free will. Free will complicates the picture too much. So does consciousness. Some of them are saying that there’s no such thing as conscious awareness—it’s all illusion. I think it is ...

Tomfoolery33 replies on Oct 31, 2018:

I've been leaning more that way the more I read.

I want to go to there!

paul1967 comments on Oct 31, 2018:

What the hell is sitting on her chest? It looks like cow poop.

Tomfoolery33 replies on Oct 31, 2018:

Marijuana buds.

Neuroscientist Sam Harris on Our Misconceptions About Free Will and How Acknowledging Its ...

Lilac-JadeCanada comments on Oct 31, 2018:

Its confusing to me.

Tomfoolery33 replies on Oct 31, 2018:

The article is kind of short, and doesn't go into his arguments about why we don't have free will in the way we normally think of it.

Red Sky At Morning - Part Two        Coming Home “I’m tryin’ to tell you ...

Tomfoolery33 comments on Oct 31, 2018:

Love it. By the way, my oldest son was born on May 14th 1973.

Tomfoolery33 replies on Oct 31, 2018:

@Lincoln55 I was 17 for another month. He came to my High School graduation.

Sitting in the lobby ' I had neither a cocktail napkin nor a ...

Lincoln55 comments on Oct 31, 2018:

Ive about had it with this wholesale attack on spacing and style. If you feel the need to make changes you could at least seek permission first. This sucks. (And sucks was not my original sentiment.)

Tomfoolery33 replies on Oct 31, 2018:

Yeah, it's tough to post anything here with different spacing.

I'll have to check this album out!

phxbillcee comments on Oct 30, 2018:

I guess he overstayed his welcome!

Tomfoolery33 replies on Oct 30, 2018:

She didn't want to fix him breakfast.

On My Son's Heart Surgery (1996) We asked what flavor.

Justjoni comments on Oct 29, 2018:

Such emotion packed into this poem. I’m so glad for you that surgery was successful!

Tomfoolery33 replies on Oct 29, 2018:

Thank you.

Dream Drip A little rivulet of dream is coming down through the morning— a drop on the ...

Justjoni comments on Oct 29, 2018:

Dreams do linger awhile sometimes. Great imagery, Tom.

Tomfoolery33 replies on Oct 29, 2018:

Thank you.

Meditation in the Time of Disruption [theringer.com]

skado comments on Oct 29, 2018:

"Later, the monk explains that this was how he’d taught meditation: You chop and chop and chop and “one day, an enormous tree falls.”" Relative to meditation, what corresponds to the tree falling?

Tomfoolery33 replies on Oct 29, 2018:

Something like enlightenment. At least a larger realization.

Asylum - by me [soundcloud.com] Recorded at home, 1989.

Razorjelly comments on Oct 29, 2018:

Diggin this!

Tomfoolery33 replies on Oct 29, 2018:

Thank you.

Meditation in the Time of Disruption [theringer.com]

bleurowz comments on Oct 29, 2018:

I don't think you can commodify meditation. That being said, these apps can be helpful to give some structure

Tomfoolery33 replies on Oct 29, 2018:

I've not tried any of them myself.

And it's a lot cheaper!

Captnron59 comments on Oct 29, 2018:

How do you use it?

Tomfoolery33 replies on Oct 29, 2018:

Stuff it in your void.

Far out, man.

Livinlife comments on Oct 29, 2018:

Is this Opposing Opossums brother?

Tomfoolery33 replies on Oct 29, 2018:

You'll have to ask her!

Asylum - by me [soundcloud.com] Recorded at home, 1989.

readyforfun2024 comments on Oct 28, 2018:

Interesting key change in the beginning...very nice

Tomfoolery33 replies on Oct 28, 2018:

Thank you.

Asylum - by me [soundcloud.com] Recorded at home, 1989.

Lilac-JadeCanada comments on Oct 28, 2018:

So good.

Tomfoolery33 replies on Oct 28, 2018:

Thanks.

Don't want to know.

TheGreatShadow comments on Oct 28, 2018:

How to dump someone like a boss. Even if not intentionally. lol

Tomfoolery33 replies on Oct 28, 2018:

Yeah. "Dumping" lol.

On My Son's Heart Surgery (1996) We asked what flavor.

azzow2 comments on Oct 28, 2018:

Very heart felt good write.

Tomfoolery33 replies on Oct 28, 2018:

Thank you.

On My Son's Heart Surgery (1996) We asked what flavor.

Lincoln55 comments on Oct 28, 2018:

I have been there so many times. just on the other side of the window and never as a parent.

Tomfoolery33 replies on Oct 28, 2018:

It was rough. But we had support from friends and family, which helped.

On My Son's Heart Surgery (1996) We asked what flavor.

sweetcharlotte comments on Oct 28, 2018:

Tom, this is a loving poem. You are quite a talented man.

Tomfoolery33 replies on Oct 28, 2018:

Thank you very much.

On My Son's Heart Surgery (1996) We asked what flavor.

ProudMary comments on Oct 28, 2018:

What a terrifying experience that must have been.

Tomfoolery33 replies on Oct 28, 2018:

Yes, it was.

On My Son's Heart Surgery (1996) We asked what flavor.

dede18 comments on Oct 28, 2018:

oh Tom, this brought so much rawness rushing back again, for me ...mine was a daughter, at age 4 she at last weighed 27 lbs and could go on the heart lung machine in 1975. An agonizing 8 hours of surgery, that after the surgical team held a conference around her bed the day before, within my ...

Tomfoolery33 replies on Oct 28, 2018:

Thank you. And I'm glad things worked out for your daughter. I wrote this from recollection, and not at the time.

On My Son's Heart Surgery (1996) We asked what flavor.

Lilac-JadeCanada comments on Oct 28, 2018:

Stressful time.

Tomfoolery33 replies on Oct 28, 2018:

Yes. And my wife was pregnant with our daughter at the time.

What are they smiling about?

KKGator comments on Oct 28, 2018:

Probably the closest most of them have been to a dick in a while.

Tomfoolery33 replies on Oct 28, 2018:

If ever.

Oh! Batwoman!

Livinlife comments on Oct 27, 2018:

I was broke and needed the money lol

Tomfoolery33 replies on Oct 27, 2018:

Hey, whatever it takes!

Have any other guys in their 60's received messages from much younger girls who live very far from ...

Mike1947 comments on Oct 27, 2018:

Hmm,met one on Match,seemed I was all she needed in a Man I qualified in 18 areas,and she dropped her membership,started texting and e mailing me,I was suspicious of her story,she was in Malaysia buying and selling precious cut and uncut stones,took out a bank loan here,and used her savings to ...

Tomfoolery33 replies on Oct 27, 2018:

I had a couple of those on Match, and when I called their bluff, they vanished.

If elephants aren’t persons yet, could they be one day? | Aeon Essays

Lilac-JadeCanada comments on Oct 27, 2018:

Some animals are much nicer people than the humans are.

Tomfoolery33 replies on Oct 27, 2018:

Yep.

Don't Need This Body - John Mellencamp [youtu.

Livinlife comments on Oct 26, 2018:

Im so sorry for you and your brother. Feel free to vent. It will be safe with me as well as others, Im sure.

Tomfoolery33 replies on Oct 26, 2018:

Thank you.

Looks real to me!

phxbillcee comments on Oct 26, 2018:

I'm guessing its where they store their returns, but,...

Tomfoolery33 replies on Oct 26, 2018:

@phxbillcee Not me. At least not about the outdoor shed. Maybe some other things though.

Dream Drip A little rivulet of dream is coming down through the morning— a drop on the ...

Lincoln55 comments on Oct 26, 2018:

I got a slightly different take. It reminds me of a fusillade of ideas that sift through my head and dwindle away before they come to fruition. I'll often forget a great idea that I had lying in bed the night before and then it drifts back into consciousness as I sit at my computer a few days later....

Tomfoolery33 replies on Oct 26, 2018:

Yeah, that happens, though that wasn't what I was going for.

I've had a not so very good day today.

242Foxtrot comments on Oct 26, 2018:

Aw jeez, rough day. Sorry about your brother and your face plant. Hope you get a good night's rest....

Tomfoolery33 replies on Oct 26, 2018:

Thanks.

I've had a not so very good day today.

Christiep77 comments on Oct 26, 2018:

Hugs. I hope you feel better. I’m sorry about your brother

Tomfoolery33 replies on Oct 26, 2018:

Thank you.

Don't Need This Body - John Mellencamp [youtu.

Lilac-JadeCanada comments on Oct 26, 2018:

Thanks. How you doing today?

Tomfoolery33 replies on Oct 26, 2018:

Sore, but okay.

Don't Need This Body - John Mellencamp [youtu.

LetzGetReal comments on Oct 26, 2018:

Had not heard this one bf... sad. This voice doesn't seem to match the era of this album cover...

Tomfoolery33 replies on Oct 26, 2018:

Maybe not, but it came out when it did, with the song and the album cover. I agree though, he looks pretty young in that picture. Maybe it's the lighting or something.

Your 2018 Halloween costumes are here!

joeymf86 comments on Oct 26, 2018:

"Grab her by the pussy?"

Tomfoolery33 replies on Oct 26, 2018:

Yep, and Uncle Sam's looking pretty raggedy too.

Looks real to me!

phxbillcee comments on Oct 26, 2018:

I'm guessing its where they store their returns, but,...

Tomfoolery33 replies on Oct 26, 2018:

Looks like everybody's outdoor shed I've ever seen.

Dream Drip A little rivulet of dream is coming down through the morning— a drop on the ...

rcandlish comments on Oct 26, 2018:

Day dreams are much better than nightmares. It is amazing to think about how much of our day is occupied by fantastical asides.

Tomfoolery33 replies on Oct 26, 2018:

@rcandlish Thank you.

I saw a post on Facebook asking why vaccinated children would be in danger from unvaccinated ...

Tomfoolery33 comments on Oct 26, 2018:

It's hard to believe people can still be so ignorant today, when we've got a world of information at our fingertips.

Tomfoolery33 replies on Oct 26, 2018:

@OpposingOpposum True. I guess you also have to be intelligent enough to know which information to believe.

I've had a not so very good day today.

bleurowz comments on Oct 26, 2018:

So sorry. Sending good wishes for you and kind thoughts for your brother.

Tomfoolery33 replies on Oct 26, 2018:

Thank you.

Do the Rich Capture All the Gains from Economic Growth?

Lilac-JadeCanada comments on Oct 26, 2018:

The rich get richer.

Tomfoolery33 replies on Oct 26, 2018:

But of course.

Dream Drip A little rivulet of dream is coming down through the morning— a drop on the ...

Lilac-JadeCanada comments on Oct 26, 2018:

This is lovely.

Tomfoolery33 replies on Oct 26, 2018:

Thank you.

Dream Drip A little rivulet of dream is coming down through the morning— a drop on the ...

rcandlish comments on Oct 26, 2018:

Day dreams are much better than nightmares. It is amazing to think about how much of our day is occupied by fantastical asides.

Tomfoolery33 replies on Oct 26, 2018:

In this one I was trying to talk about when a dream you had during the night persists for a while after you wake up. I didn't make that clear enough, I see now. But you're right about daydreams.

Good Halloween costume.

KKGator comments on Oct 26, 2018:

Where are PJ and Squi???? (grammar matters)

Tomfoolery33 replies on Oct 26, 2018:

@KKGator They were never very bright.

Good Halloween costume.

KKGator comments on Oct 26, 2018:

Where are PJ and Squi???? (grammar matters)

Tomfoolery33 replies on Oct 26, 2018:

Taking the picture.