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The music is from the Tenpenny Tower lobby in Fallout 3.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yFJKlwiYhnU

>>49251
It could be all the silicates in the water. They crystallize in the lungs and cause difficulty breathing also the crystal structures damaged the alveoli. This is because crystals are hard but lungs need to be tender and flexible. They get tiny punctures if you leave the crystals in the lungs. The only way to heal this is to detoxify the body.

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>>49263

Thanks, I'm seeing the doctor again next week
I've stopped smoking again, so they will do more tests
I also stopped drinking a few weeks ago
I'll look into detoxing
Hope you don't find picture of the night sky to interesting

Thanks again John

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OP again, got sent for X-ray
They found nothing, well I'm knew I didn't have pneumonia
I've had that before, not fun
Best avoided
Well have joyous weekend John

>>49266
>I'm very fortunate that the vast majority of my work still takes place in the real world, and I can't really say I feel like I'm anywhere close to the chopping block for AI to take my job or something. And while I genuinely fear how incredibly dumb a lot of mankind is about to become, I take solace in the fact that I'm not, and that most of the people I'm around in my day-to-day life are not. And *you're* not either John, remember that and really appreciate it.

No offense but this reeks of persecution complex.
Your job is more likely to be replaced due to desire for homeschooling than any actual AI.
Also, alot of people are already dumb because they fell for the moral hysteria of AI.

The same anti - AI sentiment is the same that fuelled Pizzagate and January Sixth.

Pure indignation for no reason other than feeling entitled to be eternally relevant.

>>49268
I've already written one little wall of text about AI in this thread so I don't feel like replying to all of your posts, but I wanted to tell you that I fundamentally disagree with you. I think a LOT of the things you just said are deeply incorrect and some are either especially bad-faith or especially dumb. Comparing what's currently going on with AI to the advent of books??? That entire post of random assumptions about my beliefs/values because I teach???? Comparing concern over AI with pizzagate and January 6????? And in 3 posts, completely ignoring my FIRST point, above all of my bitching about other things, that it's also just incredibly shitty for the environment????? Really?

Again I don't really want to get into it because from the posts you've already made I don't think either of us would find further correspondence very fulfilling, so I'll just say I think you're lame and gay etc etc and leave it alone.

>>49271
Explain how I'm wrong/bad faith

Because I remember when Photoshop became the big thing people were complaining about that destroying art.
Or when synthesizers became popular in music.
And yes, books should be compared because most people before then were not literate but were oral.

People thought books were corrupting the masses.

And yes the AI scare can be compared to Pizzagate and January sixth because most of the phobia is mainly unfounded or exaggerated.

Most "AI" is probably just manual oversight by coding.

Meanwhile, blue collar jobs are dwindling in supply, there's a decline in life skills and technical skills for the average adult due to education prioritizing liberal arts l

This is borderline interesting conversation John, but I'm not sure there's another board for this.

How do people react to your drone?

I have often considered buying a drone so I can take photography of the places I grew up in better resolution than Google Earth

>>49157
Thank you , mod.

Driving in a golf cart

I was on a holiday out in nature and did a poop so large that it almost overflowed the toilet. Fortunately it did flush down.

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This will be my view for the next few hours.

You may want to get your eyes tested

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>>48592
I finally took the time to try out your suggestion about the carrot peels.

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They came out alright, I suppose.

Lately I have been making my potato peel hash browns by frying them instead of baking (faster, less risk of forgetting them), and applied the same method to the carrot peels.

Nice salads John, you have inspired me to eat more salad

>>49245
What is the cutoff between large birds and regular birds and even small birds?

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>>49248
A crow would be too big but robins are fine. Along those lines.

That picture is of a bird perched atop a bird deterrent, which could be construed as interesting, but the quality is low so it becomes uninteresting.

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>>49173
The birds are called waxwings because of waxy red astaxanthin secretions at their wingtips. Fun fact: when cowbirds leave eggs in waxwing nests, the babies end up dying because waxwing diets aren't good enough to sustain them.

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>>paint.net
John, seppuku killed your replacement and now it will kill you.
Until next phantasm, and it could have gone another way.

>>49235
>John, seppuku killed your replacement
Rookie mistake

Dear John

I returned to the cherry tree
There were still freshjoyful cherries on it, so ate some more and relaxed

John