Posted on 01/09/2015 7:26:09 PM PST by RegulatorCountry
An accountant at a New York ad firm leaped to his death because he was hallucinating that the mannequins at his Manhattan office were chasing him, it was claimed today. David Caquais, 43, opened at window at Catch NY on the fourth floor of a building in Manhattan's Garment District and jumped out about 9pm on January 2. The New York Post reports that Mr Caquais screamed 'They're after me! They're after me!' as he ran around his office and attempted to kick out windows.
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LOL!
Glad I could cause a minor disruption! :o])
LOL!! You and Moosie should have consulted on that one!
That would spoil the fun. :D
EVA finds that she cannot totally control Soames, though she keeps seeing and hearing from him flashes of something that feels like memories to her.
Song link in 1731 is related after a fashion.
Ummm...
There’s a game???
;-)
I had someone during the superbrawl, er, bowl call me up to drunkenly sing “I’m a wolverine, I’m a wolverine.”
Another year, some idiot called just to chew and blast music into the phone.
I’m just glad the game is in Arizona this year and not in NJ like last year. It’s so cold near Giants Stadium and it’s not an indoor stadium!
BRRRRRRRR.
The human mind within the AI realm, if that’s what we’re discussing, undergoes a self-directed aversive therapy program, to define and protect its parameter integrity.
The AI has trouble monitoring such behaviors, despite being scary fast, because it is so fleeting. Before it can be registered, it is gone.
For AIs, reflexive thinking, (thinking about what you thought about) is almost impossible. That would require going into reverse at sixty miles per hour. It just doesn’t happen.
Humans specialize in this. It’s a way they double-check themselves. It’s also an example of parallel processing in the wetware.
The game?
War Thunder! That is my game right now.
:p
Just checking to see who’s paying attention, here....
;o]
For the life of me, I don’t understand why anyone would want to play a game, outside, in the winter, in the northern tier of states...
Phoenix makes much more sense! And today is going to be a gorgeous day for it, too.
When is kickoff? I need to get the dip made and ready for the show. The commercials will be the highlight of the whoel spectacle. half-time will be a nice short nap.
Gov Christie and his crew made the NFL a deal they couldn’t refuse, I guess.
Either that, or Tony Soprano did.
Gotta do som’tin’ ta occupy time waitin’ fer all that solidified climate change to fall.
Maybe they’ll be right this time.. ;-)
After all, last blizzardfizzle dropped only 1/6th of the two feet they predicted here. This time they’re saying 8-13 inches...
(So you already know that what really will happen is the 20” that didn’t fall last time will tack itself onto the 13” and we’ll have a yard of snow in the yard...)
And thus will the prognostications even out in the end.
And Punxsutawney Phil will be snowed in and unable to de-burrow to see his light-occluded self-rendering thereby causing winter to stop dead in its tracks, birds to sing, flowers to bloom, and warmists to say ‘See, we told you so’..
And the Pats and Seahawks will play to a quadruple overtime tie and they’ll chainsaw the Lombardi trophy in half so each can have a piece..
You saw it here first.
;-)
Oh! I just got back from Kroger and Walmart. Let me turn on the DVR.
I can’t wait for your review. Two paws up?
3:30pm PST
Definitely. I can’t pick a favorite...but I’m a sucker for those gray striped kittens.
“Joe Montuna”, LOL
Sally is engaged in a cooking project involving a double-boiler and about six other pots. Results could be dire ...
I was surprised to find we still had the double-boiler. I used to make chocolate mousse, back around 1990, before we had children.
Gone to any kinky parties lately, Moosey?
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