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Turns out single cell organism with no brain can learn! "A trumpet-shaped, single-celled organism seems able to predict one thing will follow another, hinting that such associative learning emerged long before multicellular nervous systems." So no excuse for ending up in Perbatory! Especially...

Bedtime story for Perberts: https://youtube.com/shorts/OEQoOGSTrVY?si=ggN5yrg2YcPRSZMY

I never understood "Pound a Ginger" day until now. . . .

My typical routine is to check Perbatory; read what's in the Lounge; check ads for my area; then check reviews. I've also responded to ads on Tryst. I have never, and will never. see someone off LL.

Season 5 is a baller! I'm pumping the brakes on binging it, but it's such a great series that I'm just eating it up! I hope they continue for a while longer. If worse comes to worse, I will just watch it all over again from the beginning!

QH will likely end up in Florida with the rest of the fascists. Fuck anyone who supports fascists.

Just binged the whole lot to season 4 and trying to slow down consumption to make it last! What a great series! Gary Oldman is fantastic as Jackson Lamb. Kristen Scott Thomas really found her best role as well. Thanks for recommending it!

Have you watched Shetland? One of the best I have ever seen. No car chases, shoot-outs etc., just good solid drama and character development.

Got a a new house cleaner ... unfortunately encountered same cleaning problem. . . .

Sorry ladies, McSteamy has gone. Eric Dane has passed away from ALS.

'Everything we call real is made up of things that cannot be regarded as real.' Niels Bohr So if an atom can be 'split' then something can occupy that space to split it, otherwise how would an atom be split? Isn't it a factor of apply more energy to the atom than the energy that holds the...

Hence the video ...

Well, not quite. Turns out we are mostly space and energy ... very little actual mass. So little mass, in fact, that if you remove all the space, our entire body would fit into a space the size of a speck of dust -- everyone on Earth would fit into a space the size of a sugar cube (about one...

bought a stamp? Or wrote a cheque? Or used a landline? This image popped up on Reddit and after a good laugh I wondered about the last time I had actually bought a stamp? Does anyone actually use them or the post office any more?

Another problem with the health care system: https://torontosun.com/opinion/columnists/false-asylum-claims-refugee-health-care-program-price-tag

Splish splash, I'm ready for a bath! . . .

Further up this thread I mentioned being a fan of Cruise movies and Maverick being one of my favourites (as just pure unadulterated action!). But his 'action' when it comes to women seems ... eh ... a bit stiff in the wrong places. I'd say the same about Harrison Ford. For pure entertainment...

Maybe he has wood in real life, but with respect to onscreen romance, dude is a tin man.

My fave Cruise movie is Top Gun: Maverick. And it's no different from any of his other movies: When he is engaged in some action sequence, he's brilliant. When he's interacting with men, he's really good. When he has a scene with women, particularly something romantic, he does seem really...

and many of them can't afford to pay for their health care: https://www.biv.com/news/real-estate/why-many-bc-seniors-struggle-with-poverty-and-homelessness-11855176