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I just noticed that the Frankenstein emoji appears to be smoiking a funny cigarette. I thought it was a normal Cigarette or I wouldnt have posted it, as I am anti-drugs. Also appologies to Boltonbonce as I intended it to be a laughing emoji at the joke about pensions but it seems to be the wrong impression with it saying ` good good `, again I appologise it was supposed to be a laughing one.

sunlight wrote:I just noticed that the Frankenstein emoji appears to be smoiking a funny cigarette. I thought it was a normal Cigarette or I wouldnt have posted it, as I am anti-drugs. Also appologies to Boltonbonce as I intended it to be a laughing emoji at the joke about pensions but it seems to be the wrong impression with it saying ` good good `, again I appologise it was supposed to be a laughing one.

No need for an apology. They always give me a good laugh.

boltonbonce wrote:
No need for an apology. They always give me a good laugh.

Ty.

I just saw this posted by a Lady. I dont know the person.

" Some guy just honked at me to leave my parking space faster, so now I'll just have to sit here until both of us are dead. "


Honestly, this about sums up compassion today. I mean, I found it funny as I can sense her character and whit, and I can sense she was tongue in cheek. Thanks for the laugh she gave me. People need to stay calm and keep a sense of humour under stress. I am not recommending doing what she did, although it was funny reading it, we need to learn to keep equanimity.

sunlight wrote:I just saw this posted by a Lady. I dont know the person.

" Some guy just honked at me to leave my parking space faster, so now I'll just have to sit here until both of us are dead. "


Honestly, this about sums up compassion today. I mean, I found it funny as I can sense her character and whit, and I can sense she was tongue in cheek. Thanks for the laugh she gave me. People need to stay calm and keep a sense of humour under stress. I am not recommending doing what she did, although it was funny reading it, we need to learn to keep equanimity.

I don't like horses    (I know, I know) 

I've always been fascinated by Jeremy Bentham, and I thought Sunlight might be interested too.
Any man who had a pet teapot called Dickie, and called his cat The Reverend Sir John Langbourne, is my kind of guy.

https://www.cbc.ca/radio/asithappens/as-it-happens-tuesday-edition-1.4320308/why-philosopher-jeremy-bentham-s-severed-stolen-and-poorly-preserved-head-is-back-on-display-1.4320319