In which the author ponders the question, "If you admit that you are a hypocrite, are you really a hypocrite?" He then provides his honest commentary on a number of fascinating topics. He insists, however, that his readers form their own opinions.
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
ZIPNBYU license plate accurately describes motorist's behavior
This license might not bring out the "better natures" of their fellow drivers. I won't conjecture as to what kind of person would have a ZIPNBYU personalized license plate.
Tuesday, March 27, 2012
Up close and personal with Hyacinths
I wish you could smell these hyacinths as well as see them. I think scent is 70% of the experience.
A close up of the flowers on the stalk. Enjoy.
St. Patricks Day means Green (Ketchup!)
Readers of this blog will remember that I am a big fan of ketchup, so when Burger King had free French fries and green(!) ketchup on that weekend, I had to go try it.
Of course I needed to order onion rings to have a complete test. The ketchup was a dark green and looked more opaque than a red ketchup. There was definitely a pigment to get the color required.
As expected all of that pigment could color more than just ketchup. My tongue was also colored green.
Perhaps the ethics committee should have intervened before this self-experimentation, but the subject survived with a final conclusion that green ketchup tastes like regular ketchup.
Of course I needed to order onion rings to have a complete test. The ketchup was a dark green and looked more opaque than a red ketchup. There was definitely a pigment to get the color required.
As expected all of that pigment could color more than just ketchup. My tongue was also colored green.
Perhaps the ethics committee should have intervened before this self-experimentation, but the subject survived with a final conclusion that green ketchup tastes like regular ketchup.
Wednesday, March 14, 2012
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