The Pantaloon : Optics : BrotherWagwit The Pantaloon Edited by Brother Wagwit Earlyish in the 21st Century Optics Hi Folks, it’s me again, the worrynot guy. Just want to point out that lately, a lot of officious folks have been using the word “Optics” to avoid describing things that may … Continue reading →
Day 3 : Prefrontal Cortex : Michael Mehl Day 3 Forgot My Prefrontal Cortex Michael Mehl I forgot my prefrontal cortex when I left the house today. I get to be king now.
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Continue reading →The Pantaloon : Heavenly Bliss : BrotherWagwit The Pantaloon Edited by Brother Wagwit Earlyish in the 21st Century Heavenly Bliss The simplistic trope is that it’s a bunch of old white guys lording it over women’s rights and health. A more nuanced trope is that SCOTUS has acquired a pronounced … Continue reading →
Day 3 : Don’t Be Blue : Michael Mehl Day 3 Don’t Be Blue Michael Mehl Come on in y’all! We’re just getting started. Join the party! Don’t be blue! It’s all red and white and fun for us. And just deserts for the rest of you!
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Continue reading →The Pantaloon : Make Believe : Brother Wagwit The Pantaloon Edited by Brother Wagwit Earlyish in the 21st Century Make Believe Make-Believe is a good enough reason for an autocrat to invade a country and kill its people, while many folks stand by and make believe that nothing bad is … Continue reading →
Day 3 : Repeat After Me : Michael Mehl Day 3 Repeat After Me Michael Mehl Repeat after me. Repeat again. And again. And again a few more times until it becomes the truth.
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Continue reading →The Pantaloon : In The Vernacular : Brother Wagwit The Pantaloon Edited by Brother Wagwit Earlyish in the 21st Century In The Vernacular. The message is clear. Hidden meaning is everywhere.
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