Max Crisp (@Orson_Kart) on myLot

celticeagle @celticeagle (175890) • Boise, Idaho 15 Jun

Scientists find that the chin is the most unique of humans features. They are unsure why the chin evolved, but it might be related to chewing mechanics or speech. Even our closest genetic cousins, the gorilla's and chimpanzees,...

chins

human features

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Max Crisp That’s something new I’ve learnt. A chin is an essential part of a snooker or pool player. Without it the cueing action would be all over the place.

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rakski @rakski (139917) • Philippines 19 Jun

And I felt really cold last night that I thought that I will get sick. I wore a hoodie jacket with my comforter. I immediately get out of the room when I woke up and now drinking coffee to soothe my throat. Throat still hurt a...

my throat hurts

cold

too cold

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Max Crisp A sore throat is one of the symptoms of the new covid variant. I hope it’s not that.

19 Jun

NJ Chicaa @NJChicaa (123217) • United States 19 Jun

I love to have the windows open aside from Smokey McSmokerson always hotboxing me. It is supposed to be over 90F today and that is the first really hot day that we will have had. My inhaler is low so I closed up...

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Max Crisp You got male?

19 Jun

NJ Chicaa @NJChicaa (123217) • United States 19 Jun

I love to have the windows open aside from Smokey McSmokerson always hotboxing me. It is supposed to be over 90F today and that is the first really hot day that we will have had. My inhaler is low so I closed up...

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Max Crisp I wish we had AC in the UK. The next two days are going to reach the sweltering heights of 86F where I am, even hotter in places like London. That’s way too hot for me. Roll on next week when the temperature is predicted to drop below 70F with a good chance of...

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Four Walls @FourWalls (75845) • United States 19 Jun

The storms are over. Now for the rice cooker! Or like that Showtime series from the 80s, STEAMBATH. I have my A/C tuneup scheduled for next Wednesday, because that thing is going to be seriously worked out if this...

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Max Crisp Great choice, and I’d forgotten about this one when I was trying to think of “Moon” songs. Shame on me, especially when Sting is from my neck of the woods. I never went to see The Police back in their heyday, so you are one up on me....

19 Jun

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Four Walls @FourWalls (75845) • United States 18 Jun

Oops, sorry about this one. Not really, I love this song. It almost made the top ten. Of course, the version I love and the version you know are two different versions. I’d never have to “Linda? NO!” a Bob Seger...

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Max Crisp Thanks for the shout out, and what can I say? You’ve been giving me good sax lately! I know Bob Seger, but never heard of Rodney Crowell. Seems like I’m not the only one.

19 Jun

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Four Walls @FourWalls (75845) • United States 17 Jun

Well, well. I told someone that this song would not be on the list. Then I listened to it, and decided it should be on the list. As a result, and I hope you’re sitting down for this one, no less than [i]Don...

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Max Crisp Never heard it before, but great sax! Is Doris Day’s By the Light of the Silvery Moon going to make an appearance? It just came to me, so I thought I should mention it.

17 Jun

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Four Walls @FourWalls (75845) • United States 14 Jun

Time to hit the wayback machine for some beautiful mooning as I continue the monthlong look at the moon in song. There are some songs you just can’t ignore, and this is one of them. Not old, TIMELESS! Here’s today’s...

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Max Crisp @FourWalls Yeah, lucky you! And me.

17 Jun

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Four Walls @FourWalls (75845) • United States 16 Jun

Today is the only song in our monthlong salute to the moon that doesn’t explicitly refer to the big thing in the sky. No, it’s the southern version. The official meal of the south. Here’s today’s song with a hearty...

classic country music

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Max Crisp @FourWalls I meant to say SUPER strawberry moon. It was low in the sky due to what they call “a major lunar standstill”. I’ve no idea what that means, but apparently the last one was in 2006, and the next one is in 2043. Longer than the gaps in my myLot...

17 Jun

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Always smiling @allknowing (147775) • India 17 Jun

I am not sure how many would venture into visiting the Niagara Falls in winter. The fact that there are photos floating on the Net shows there must have been several soaking in the scenic beauty of the Niagara Falls in winter I...

frozen niagara falls

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Max Crisp I had no idea that Niagara Falls froze over. I’d have thought the constant flow of that amount of water would prevent it. Amazing!

17 Jun

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Emmanuel Adelakun @ogbenishyna44 (196) 17 Jun

One Indian billionaire by the name Sunjay Kapur accidentally swallowed a bee while playing golf and died as a result. This is a strange occurence and one wonders how swallowing a bee could lead to sudden death. Could it be that...

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Max Crisp @LadyDuck She swallowed a spider to catch the fly.

17 Jun

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NJ Chicaa @NJChicaa (123217) • United States 16 Jun

I was flipping through 2 of my ice cream books yesterday but nothing really jumped out at me. Plum ice cream sounds intriguing but I need to wait until I order groceries again to get plums. I eventually settled on salted caramel...

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Max Crisp That’s unhealthy on at least 3 counts, but sounds delicious. I am licking your lips just at the thought of the taste.

17 Jun

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Four Walls @FourWalls (75845) • United States 16 Jun

Today is the only song in our monthlong salute to the moon that doesn’t explicitly refer to the big thing in the sky. No, it’s the southern version. The official meal of the south. Here’s today’s song with a hearty...

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Max Crisp It’s “TMI” Judy. Get with it!

17 Jun

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Four Walls @FourWalls (75845) • United States 16 Jun

Today is the only song in our monthlong salute to the moon that doesn’t explicitly refer to the big thing in the sky. No, it’s the southern version. The official meal of the south. Here’s today’s song with a hearty...

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Max Crisp Never heard this before. It’s one of those daft songs from yesteryear. You never hear such songs these days. There was a strawberry moon the other night. I never saw it, as per usual, but apparently it was there. 18 years until the next one! I probably won’t...

17 Jun

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Emmanuel Adelakun @ogbenishyna44 (196) 17 Jun

One Indian billionaire by the name Sunjay Kapur accidentally swallowed a bee while playing golf and died as a result. This is a strange occurence and one wonders how swallowing a bee could lead to sudden death. Could it be that...

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Max Crisp I know an old lady who swallowed a fly. I don’t know why she swallowed a fly, perhaps she’ll die?

17 Jun

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rakski @rakski (139917) • Philippines 17 Jun

Some say coffee is only for cold mornings, but not me. Even in the middle of summer, and the humidity is full blast, I still need that cup to start my day. Sometimes I have iced coffee in the hot afternoon. There's just something...

too hot for coffee

coffee in summer

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Max Crisp I’m with you. I like to start the day off with a hot coffee, no matter the weather.

17 Jun

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (356385) • Rockingham, Australia 16 Jun

We live in a retirement village. Every Tuesday evening, we go to the clubhouse to watch a movie. We don’t really care what we watch. They are all entertaining and mostly suited to people of our era, meaning not too much violence,...

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Max Crisp I see nothing wrong in reading a synopsis before watching a film. I’ve often read the book before watching a movie. That way I can criticise it , saying, “It didn’t happen like that in the book”, or “they missed out loads from the book”. I am...

17 Jun

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NJ Chicaa @NJChicaa (123217) • United States 16 Jun

I tried to attach the picture this morning when I posted about it but the site was refusing pics. Yeah so this is it. . . "Sorry for always pissing you off -Gab & Sofiya". Totally normal thing to give to a teacher at the end of...

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Max Crisp That’s very kind of them, however, I’d be suspicious that it was laced with something unpleasant. Take the Church of England “cake or death?” challenge: https://youtu.be/BNjcuZ-LiSY?si=mP13o8xmLB_dNhl4

17 Jun

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Four Walls @FourWalls (75845) • United States 14 Jun

Time to hit the wayback machine for some beautiful mooning as I continue the monthlong look at the moon in song. There are some songs you just can’t ignore, and this is one of them. Not old, TIMELESS! Here’s today’s...

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Max Crisp As I’ve mentioned before, I’m not a fan of brass instruments, but this is more about the woodwinds. Very pleasant tune to listen to, especially (I imagine) whilst sitting in one’s rocking chair.

17 Jun

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Always smiling @allknowing (147775) • India 13 Jun

There is no limit to upgrades no matter what the gadgets. Mobiles now have four camaeras and users will flock to get those mobiles no matter what cost I can understand professional photographers going for such mobiles but...

gizmo crazy

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Max Crisp I think professional photographers would still prefer bespoke cameras as opposed to mobile phones with cameras. I have 3 forward-facing cameras on my phone, and it works great in good sunlight. I usually don’t keep up with the latest tech, mainly due to cost....

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