At midnight, a black moth landed on my palm.
My new neighbor
My new neighbor: THE FLOWER FROM OUTER SPACE
S.O.S. (Dit Dit Dit Dash Dash Dash Dit Dit Dit)
♫ “S.O.S. (Dit Dit Dit Dash Dash Dash Dit Dit Dit)” by S.O.S. Band
Shall We Take A Turn?
♫ “Shall We Take A Turn?” by Korpiklaani — when you can’t decide between headbanging and folk-dancing so you just split the difference.
Ghostly purple flame
More sorcery practice.
Black Hole Sun
♫ “Black Hole Sun” by The Moog Cookbook (A chirpy, cheery, retro-synth instrumental cover of Soundgarden’s grunge hit.) There’s also a fun (though grainy & low-volume) music video.
Yesterday’s sunset in Winchester
Yesterday’s sunset in Winchester.
♫ “Medley: Emilia’s / Always In The Way / Helena”
♫ “Medley: Emilia’s / Always In The Way / Helena” by The Stanislawski Polka Band (with Walt Solek)
The laughter-only verses in “Emilia’s” (0:32 & 1:18) always get me, especially when the second one goes off the rails. “Always In The Way” (1:51) has a surprising topic for a polka. And “Helena” is “cute and gay”.
Why did the banker bring chicken soup to COVID-19 patients?
Why did the banker bring chicken soup to COVID-19 patients?
He wanted to fill the coughers.
Happy Backup Day!
Happy Backup Day! If you don’t have proper backups setup, why not at least copy everything to an external drive and browse the tips at World Backup Day today?
♫ “Back That Thang Up” by Rick Lawson
(This is a reverse knock-knock joke.)
(This is a reverse knock-knock joke.)
Knock, knock.
Go away! Now I have to disinfect my door. :(
How many rolls of toilet paper
How many rolls of toilet paper does it take to survive a pandemic?
ALL OF THEM
How many pandemic-deniers does it take to change a lightbulb?
How many pandemic-deniers does it take to change a lightbulb?
Fifty-one, in violation of the ban on large gatherings.
What’s the difference between COVID-19 and a baseball?
What’s the difference between COVID-19 and a baseball?
Catching a baseball is fun.
Why did the coronavirus cross the road?
Why did the coronavirus cross the road?
To infect the other side.