It’s incredible that the Simpsons’ creators predicted Coronavirus back in 1993!
I understand that the sign in the first photo (top left) was edited from Osaka Flu to Corona Virus.
But still incredibly…
The Chinese workers are seen coughing/sneezing into the box of goods being exported to us.
Simpson opens his new bought goodies.
And instead of the joy of shopping, he gets sick.
And the virus spreads and spreads.
(Source photo: Dailymail and you can watch the Youtube video there as well)
There is just something so crazy funny about this Simpsons’ painting.
Homer is mad as h*ll and has Bart by throat!
Bart is screaming for help.
It so funny how art imitates life.
Where people drive others $%#&^*)* crazy.
And the other person just wants to wring their freakin’ neck.
Yeah, this never really happens. 😉
(Credit Photo: Andy Blumenthal)
Great speaker today at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST).
Mike Reiss, producer and writer for the hugely successful Simpson show–the longest-running series on primetime TV with 30 seasons and over 600 episodes!
The topic was “The Science Behind The Simpsons.”
Whether the guest was Stephen Hawkings or Leonard Nimoy–there was no shortage of scientists and science in this animated, comedy show that taught us much about life.
The video clip above was a short capture of the Simpsons singing “We are happy just the way we are.”
Incremental change and continuous improvement is so important to our growth and maturation in life.
Yet, there is also a lot to be said for being happy with what you have and who you are.
There is so much to be grateful for and plenty to enjoy at the moment.
Many people are on the proverbial roller coaster to nowhere.
It’s nice to get off the roller coaster and finally be somewhere that makes you happy and fulfilled.
Mary Poppins get hit by the airplane at the end of the skit, and you know what, she’s not even missed. 😉
(Source Video: Andy Blumenthal)
I took this photo of this couple online in Starbucks this morning.
It was very hard not to notice this guy’s sneakers and socks (on the left).
Hot pink sneakers with matching Homer Simpson pink socks.
I thought to myself that you’ve got to be pretty bold to go out and wear that.
It’s funny how people love attention, and often it seems like they will say, wear, and act any which way they have to in order to get it.
Maybe (good) attention is like currency:
– It’s valuable when your noticed (you become instantaneously cool, one to follow, maybe gets into the school or job you always wanted, oh and don’t forget all the likes on Facebook or the paparazzi).
– It feels good to have some (who wants to be ignored or looked down on? Positive attention is like an addictive drug to many people).
– You can trade attention with others (they give you some and you give them some–it’s like rubbing each others backs, but in this case it’s your egos instead).
– Perhaps, you can even save some up in the (memory) bank (where people remember what a great gal or guy you are).
Think about what do you do to get attention and is it something you are proud of or are you acting a little mischievous, naughty, and outlandish to get it?
(Source Photo: Andy Blumenthal)
I hate middle age and if you ever give me a mug like this…to the moon! 😉
(Source Photo: Andy Blumenthal)
andyblumenthal 