here is how to not steal images
Blogging Tutorial brought to you by Unsolicited Advice Photos and images take a blog post or article from good to great. It helps break up the text and give the … Continue reading
the fallacy of: if you don’t vote, you can’t complain
Originally posted on November 6, 2014 With the election this week and all the talk about it, I’ve been exposed multiple times to the erroneous statement that some people love … Continue reading
Vegans are so smart
Found this gem on FB today: Oh really? Is that right? So you also don’t use a vehicle that burns fossil fuels and you don’t buy food that comes in … Continue reading
this is not the line for parenting advice
I work in a mid-sized retail store where I am sometimes cashier at the register. Parents come through my line – okay, mostly moms – with happy little children – … Continue reading
just say no to pharmaceutical ads
I just can’t stand ads for prescription medications on TV. How is it okay to publicly advertise to such a wide audience something that can only be taken with a … Continue reading
stop calling things “the shit”
This is a public service announcement. Please stop using the words ‘the shit’ to describe things that are not poop. Yeah, you know who you are. “You got the shit?” … Continue reading
blog tutorial, posting links in comments
You didn’t ask for it, but I’m giving it to you anyway. That’s why I call it unsolicited advice. How to properly post a web link in the comments section … Continue reading
are you still following me?
When I started this blog in September, the second post I wrote was are you following me? a tirade against followers who are not readers. Well, it comes as no … Continue reading
the fallacy of: if you don’t vote, you can’t complain
With the election this week and all the talk about it, I’ve been exposed multiple times to the erroneous statement that some people love to make: “If you don’t vote … Continue reading
I know I said Halloween is evil, but I lied, it is a BLESSING
If you know the Honking Goose at all, you know I change my opinions and disagree with myself as often as I change the weather. Wait, you didn’t know I … Continue reading
