Notices by Algot (algot@mastodon.art), page 7

@readsteven

Thanks for the chance.

Financial Solutions

"Invest with us and we'll dissolve your money."

I love to interact.
Yes, that is a fact.
So let us make a pact,
Let's all seek to attract.
To support here, not detract.

#SmallPoems

@generica

Then there is Scrooge McDuck...assuming you know who that is.

He's been deprecated, so far as I've been able to tell.

#WordOfTheDay

stockpile

/ˈstɒkpʌɪl/
noun
A large accumulated stock of goods or materials, especially one held in reserve for use at a time of shortage or other emergency.
verb
[with object]
Accumulate a large stock of (goods or materials)

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When an individual stockpiles things, it is often called hoarding.

@masterofthetiger

Already home from the trip.

Traffic to and from the airport was light, but cars jammed all four lanes through terminal B. Took about half an hour to move through to the exit from the terminal loop.

There are four terminals at the airport, but only this one had such a significant traffic backup.

It must service most of the early morning outgoing flights.

"New and improved"...

"Improved" implies it isn't actually new, doesn't it, because there was an earlier version to improve?

@zudn

Ah, but I had one for 4:15.

I do think it's just how old people sleep.
‾\(ツ)/‾

If you need to drive someone to the airport at 5am, why do you wake up at 2:30 and can't drift back off?

#WordOfTheDay

wondrous

/ˈwʌndrəs/
adjective
literary
Inspiring a feeling of wonder or delight; marvellous.
adverb
archaic as submodifier
Marvellously; wonderfully.

Origin
Late 15th century alteration of obsolete wonders (adjective and adverb), genitive of wonder, on the pattern of marvellous.

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To eliminate recriminating fights
And other such terrible blights,
Limit your wondrous delights
To three consecutive nights.

#SmallPoems

@aldersprig

Our local pharmacy offers us flu shots, and those of us on Medicare get them at no cost to us. When the time comes, we'll be easily able to get them.

My wife and I will try to remind each other.

@tellio
@zatnosk
@Nezchan
@grin

In typical fashion, I've altered my #SmallPoems effort. No work is ever "finished" in our Internet/update world.

When you loan someone money,
Some will say you are "funny".
Your grammar may be wrong,
But you know what, honey.
Either lend or loan your cash
The borrower's gone in a flash!

@aldersprig

I had my annual physical today (when I've typically gotten the shot) and was informed that the supply of vaccine was not yet available. I'm not sure if it is a regional issue or a very local/hospital one.

@aldersprig

Not available here, yet. 😦

incidental

/ɪnsɪˈdɛnt(ə)l/
adjective
1 Happening as a minor accompaniment to something else.
1.1 Occurring by chance in connection with something else.
2 incidental to - Happening as a result of (an activity)
noun
usually incidentals
An incidental expense, event, etc.

Origin
Early 17th century originally from medieval Latin incidentalis,
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The illustrations added to these definitions are incidental, in spite of their frequent use.

Just for the fun of it!

#Clipart
#Inkscape

When you loan someone money,
Some will say you are "funny".
Your grammar may be wrong,
But you know what, honey.

Either lend or loan your cash
You'll too rarely get it back!

#Grammar
#Language
#Wordplay
#SmallPoems

Special thanks to @Nezchan
@zatnosk and
@grin

@Nezchan

Sounds like the ebook sync process more than the browser cookie idea.

@Nezchan

Sounds like settings are at the server, not on your own tools.

@grin

Thank you!

That's perfect.

I may never chair a meeting,
but I'll surely sofa my next nap.