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Author Archives: Larry Russwurm
Guardian Caps
Guardian caps are now allowed in games in the Canadian Football League as well as games in the National Football League. And they look ridiculous. These caps are another layer of protection over the helmet of football players. With this … Continue reading
Posted in Humour, Sports
Tagged big head, Bubba Bulbous, Elaine Benes, football players, guardian caps, heads look disproportionately big, helmets, how will we accept aliens if we can't accept guardian caps?, Humpty Dumpty, lessen risk of concussion, Seinfeld, top heavy, trendsetters, we got used to helmets
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Selective Breeding
When it’s not being used to make the snouts of collies even more anteater like, selective breeding can be a powerful thing. Unconsciously we can see it being done when actors marry actors, sports heroes marry sports heroes, musicians marry … Continue reading
Posted in Humour, Science, Social Science
Tagged actors, anteater snouts, at best transparent eyelids, at minimum thinner eyelids, could see easily in chlorinated water, harder to kill in sleep, ievolution?, might need an eye mask for sleep, musicians, nepo babies, poor collies, possible to see light through eyelids, see in sandstorm, see in snow storm, selective breeding, some may see direction of light through eyelids, sports heroes, transparent eyelids, wouldn't need covid screen for eyes
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Extra Medals Everywhere
Until this Olympics, I was unaware that two bronze medals were handed out in each boxing weight group. I think this is a bit unfair to other sports. The reasoning is that boxers get hurt more than those in other … Continue reading
Posted in Humour, Sports
Tagged 13 weight classes, 3 on 3 basket ball, almost identical game in Canada, American football, boxers get hurt more, boxing, boxing has enough medals, bronze medal match, bronze medal match could be on same day as gold medal match, gold medal match, judo, most positions at 22, Olympics, set of medals for each position in team sports, taekwondo, two bronze medals so fewer fights, weight group, wrestling
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The Chore of Voting
Finally! A politician who finally gets us! Donald Trump has finally offered conservative Christians the idea that they will never have to vote again. Presumably, policy in the future will probably be pro Christian. But I don’t know how he … Continue reading
Posted in Humour, Politics
Tagged chores, conservative christians, don't have to prove identity every four years, don't have to wait 10 minutes to vote every 4 years, Donald Trump, how a good Christian must vote, how can Trump speak for other parties?, One less half hour errand every 4 years, politician games, preachers, pro Christian, Trump's so smart you don't even have to vote that one last time, unfortunately will have to vote one more time, voting
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Running Out of Steam
It’s slowly happening. I am running out of humour ideas. Don’t forget, I have to riff on an idea for a whole page or so. Or, if I’m doing a grab bag o’ humour, I have to have a lot … Continue reading
Posted in Humourless
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July Grab Bag o’ Humour
Giant hogweed had a nicer name when it was first exported to North America from Asia. It was supposed to be a nice, big, decorative plant. Oh, the folly of our ancestors! It spread easily and it quite earned the … Continue reading
Posted in Geography, History, Science, Social Science, Sports
Tagged "Gen Z", Argentina, Asia, baby boomers, Canada, Chile, Copa America, Everyone's a Winner, giant hogweed, Hot Chocolate, Lionel Messi, Millennials, North America, participation trophies, Peru, plant is named properly now, reacts to UV in sunlight, sap on outside of stem, soccer, team Canada, Uruguay, Venezuela
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June 2024 Grab Bag o’ Humour
The Professional Women’s Hockey League (the PWHL) has as it’s championship trophy, the Walter Cup. I have to question the name of said cup. It’s not as if I like telling women what to do (Indeed I don’t like doing … Continue reading
Posted in Humour, Language, Mathematics, Sports
Tagged Austin, comb. fork, Dallas, feminine name, Fort Worth, Houston, masculine name, people's names, Professional Womens Hockey League, PWHL, San Antonio, Texans imaginative?, Texas, the Walter Cup, trident, Walters is a surname, Y in the road
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Turning Off the News
Many times I’ve heard from people that they had stopped watching or reading the news. What stops these people from keeping up with current events? Inevitably it is the same reason. They don’t like watching something that is so negative. … Continue reading