LANELESS WORLD DRIVE

TABLE OF CONTENTS Regeneration!!!!!!! Fractured Allegiance Australia The Woolworths Trilogy: The Turnaround The Way We Were Eunuch of Islam Sues for Missing Chilled Nuts A Handbasket of Integrity Southward Bound In the Aftermath of Psychology 102 ♊︎ AI: Google and Digital Apartheid Wartime Cultural Sensitivity (Doggie Edition) The Grammarly Backlash Begins Here MGTOW (Panthera leo edition) Dead Duck Shirkout A Must to Avoid? Driving Home the Obvious Class Dismissed Unblocked Narcissism: Tomorrow Is For Never Daylight Shrubbery Steal Estate Agent ANZAC World Laughter Day entry 360 Education in Reverse 3G or not 3G John 11:35 Journalist Forced to Eat Words (and Possibly Rocks) Day of the Vampire Post-Psychology 100 Propaganda U. Manor Wood International Men's Health Week Artificial Interconnection, A.D. 2025 McFilthy's Fish and Pegs There's No Such Thing as Aliens Booktopia Burns Coffee, Corn and Chaos A Trouserful of Gerbils • post-post-civilisation blues • Table of Contents...

with the death knell of  a  laneless world blog i'm wrapping it up go see  my name is stomp  

Just another night in America - a onesie attired man  named Pancake busted with rodents down his pants.

Doritos present for your culinary delight, coffee flavoured corn chips. How on earth was this combination arrived at, and more importantly, who gave it the green light?

Literary chaos unfolds as Australian online bookseller, Booktopia, goes into voluntary administration. The retailer is literally haemorrhaging money, having posted a 16.7 million dollar loss for the six months leading up to December 31 last year as well as seeing their stock plummet from $2.86 a share (in 2020) to, most recently, 4½ cents. The question now remains, what happens to the customers who have unfulfilled orders? Yours truly being among those said customers. I honestly don't know how these things work when a business goes under and services are still required. I've never been in this sort of situation before. I guess I'll find out. For more details on this story, click >>>  this link  <<< or check out the screenshots below:

in honour of  World UFO Day, 2024   (Sparks - from the album Hello Young Lovers )

While you crunch down on the moulded plastic, the blend of aquatic and synthetic sends your palate into overdrive as the spring action goes to work on the roof of your mouth. Are your taste buds tingling in anticipation? Mine either. Then feel sympathy for the hapless consumer involved in a case of not-so-yum tom yum, who only wanted to assuage his pangs of hunger, and went on to find a peg of polymer swimming in his fish soup. He went on to say, "An angry man is a hungry man." I think that's a sentiment we can all agree with. For more details, click >>>  this link  <<< or check out the screenshots below:

If sanitation isn't your thing, and you feel like throwing the dice for a chance to contract some sort of bacterial infection strain, then Booval McDonald's just might be your go-to place. This particular branch of Macca's keeps making headlines for all the wrong reasons. First, drying a mop under a food warmer. Now, dirty old work boots planted firmly where orders are prepared. And as for act three, we'll just have to wait and see. For more on this story, click >>>  this link  <<< or check out the screenshots below:

Artificial Intelligence. It's where it's at, the kids all say. Where exactly though, remains a mystery. What is certain, however, is that the application is set to become de rigueur when it comes to the latest and upcoming smartphone models. There is no escaping it. I actually received another annoying piece of correspondence from Telstra reminding me to upgrade - time is running out, after all. dead phone walking When it comes to artificial intelligence technology, where are we being led, and what road are we going to be heading down? For more details on the story this blog entry pertains to click >>>  this link  <<< or check out the screenshots below:

warning: the following two and a half minute film clip contains profanity, so NSFW and all that The whole sorry state of affairs when it comes to masculine mental well-being can be summed up by the observation that somebody left in this video's comments section ~ International Men's Health Week starts this Monday, the 10th. The following screenshot is taken from a downloadable PDF file ( 2024 Toolkit ) accessible from >>>  this site <<< As far as I can ascertain, the whole month being given over to the welfare of men seems to be a U.S. thing (there is a possibility I could be wrong on this point). There is Movember , though. And speaking of all things moustaches, mine liberated itself from my face two days ago. Maybe in time I'll find myself remedying that turn of events, but not right now. There's always November. Stay well. Stay safe. Stay sane.

Journalistic integrity is pushed to the forefront at Channel Seven Brisbane, as they announce the passing on of legendary showbiz icon John Blackman.

Hatemonger or hive mentality? A walking contradiction, certainly. Apparently intelligent, but seemingly not playing with a full deck when it comes to the realities that are playing out in the real world. Indeed, the blinkers are on for Sujatha Fernandes, sociology professor at the University of Sydney. Professor Fernades, while lecturing a first year class, tried a bit (and I'm just speculating here) of the old indoctrination, by painting Hamas as the victims in the atrocities of October 7 via a biased media peddling 'fake news'. Maybe she, and a number of her soy-ingesting cohorts could make the trip to help their brothers in arms, the terrorists they idolise from afar, and present themselves in person. I'm sure a great rapport will develop as friendships ensue. Their new buddies could even take on a mentorship role, and take time out of their busy schedules to give some of them flying lessons. for more details, click >>>  this link  <<< or check out ...