Why do people classify some plants as weeds?  This is about the least biological classification ever put forth in the history of mankind.  Scientists do not hold it as a classification officially, but they still do refer to them as weeds in the provacy of their own homes.  Are strawberries weeds?

I wonder what the exact frequency response one would get by bitch-slapping a politician.  There should be government grants for such research.  If I were to be elected president, I would make such funds available within my first term--and even may offer my right and left cheek for this betterment of science.  And that's my campaign promise!

I like cold, cloudy, windy days.  Just thought I would share that.

Why do people still refer to art in the early part of last century as "modern?"  What was so special about that movement that it gets the covetted title of "modernism."  I say we revoke that ASAP.

If you had nose-job today, then you would be more hideous for the next week than you were when you woke up this morning.  No big deal; beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

What's the difference between fog and mist?  Their water droplets are the same size.  Is one male and the other female?  Do they mate?  Doesn't seem likely, but I don't that anyone has ever research such a thing.

If the simpler the song is written, the more popular it becomes, I wonder how far we could take this phenomenon.  Could one become rich if he or she simply repeated an A note over an over again?  Schumann tried this, but just ended up in the psych ward.  Maybe he was just ahead of his time.

If one shouldn't judge a book by its cover, then why do publishers use them?  Isn't purchasing a book a form of judgement?  Does this hold true in dating?  Do online books have covers?  Do online dates have covers?

Recreational drugs are for the bored.  Prescription drugs are for the sick.  "Recreation" is not the opposite or similar or anything related to "Prescription."  Some of these same drugs are used in religious ceremonies.  Perhaps religion is the tie between boredom and sickness, but I don't see how that is.  I only use drugs when I'm sick and drink wine at church.  I am rarely bored so have never had the time try them recreationally.  Maybe when I'm 90 years old in a mental institution or old folks home, I'll get hooked up.  In the meantime, I got work to do.

Have a great night!