“To flatter and follow others, without being flattered and followed in turn, is but a state of half enjoyment.” — Jane Austen
(Both sense and sensibility? I only half enjoyed this quote. Be well and do good, friends.) — YUR
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Cryptoquote Spoiler – 09/10/20
Published September 10, 2020 Entertainment , Language 10 CommentsTags: Codes, cryptogram, Jane Austen, Puzzles, quotes, Word Games
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I got no clue what this quote means !
Amazing that she was already offering tips on how to manage your Twitter account.
LOL! Wouldn’t that have been a neat trick, Wes? — YUR
I guess it means we ALL need our admirers, lwc. I can almost always make my daughter laugh, my wife – surprisingly – thinks I’m brilliant, and Wally follows me wherever I go! How’s the saying go? Thank God for small miracles!
— YUR
Since watching footage of a woman who appears to be talking on her cellphone amid the sidewalk crowds getting ready for the premiere of a Charles Chaplin movie in LA, way back when, I now believe in anything…
Not sure what you’re referring to, Wes! — YUR
I meant this intriguing footage that’s surfaced a few years ago but it seems that it’s been debunked since.
WAY before “Forrest Gump” there was “Zelig”! And, that was way back in 1983. Green screen technology has been around for a long time, but with computers it’s getting better all the time. Some pros can make anybody appear to do anything. Usually, for some nefarious reason.
If this was un-doctored footage, from the early 1900s, perhaps it’s “proof” that there have long been aliens living among us! LOL!
— YUR 😉
Time travelers. Shape shifters. I used to appreciate much more the possibilities of a supposedly invisible world around us than what a deranged cult like anon may seem to believe it exists.
The QAnon types have been around for a while now. I think the name is fairly new though. Anybody who seriously believes in Satan-worshipers is an over-indoctrinated religious fool, in my opinion. — YUR