rob_t_firefly

rob_t_firefly, 10 months ago

See you in twelve days, Tigger!

rob_t_firefly, 10 months ago

The original work becoming public domain, sure, but write your own characters.

I don’t understand what you’re suggesting here. How would you reconcile the original work being public domain with still wanting to restrict the use of its characters?

rob_t_firefly, 10 months ago

I had a great old typewriter I’d found at a yard sale decades ago and which was purely decorative, but my absolute favorite use for it was when I gave it to an old friend who had just helped me move apartments. That person was really happy to have it, and being able to gift it with gratitude fulfilled me far more than owning the thing ever had.

rob_t_firefly, 10 months ago

As Jackie Mason said, “I have enough money to last me the rest of my life, unless I buy something.”

rob_t_firefly, 10 months ago (edited 9 months ago)

There was a diving team outside.

rob_t_firefly, 10 months ago

It remindsh me of the heady days of Shputnik and Yuri Gagarin, when the world trembled at the shound of our rocketsh.

rob_t_firefly, 10 months ago

Only smarter.

rob_t_firefly, 10 months ago

[PAPER STRIP TEARING INTENSIFIES]

rob_t_firefly, 11 months ago

“I believe I ordered the

rob_t_firefly, 11 months ago

Blue canary in the outlet by the light switch, who watches over you

rob_t_firefly, 11 months ago (edited 11 months ago)

True story: The morning before going in for foot surgery, my mom was in a silly mood and wrote “wrong foot” on the other non-surgery-scheduled foot with a marker before putting on her socks.

After the surgery everything was fine, and later when checking up on her the surgeon told her everyone in the operating room got a good laugh out of that “wrong foot” message.

Mom was glad her joke worked out, but later started wondering why they were looking at the wrong foot in the first place and now wonders if her private joke to amuse herself actually saved her from having the wrong foot operated upon.