Awright, enjoy this. She had LUNGS!

“Always with the negative waves, Moriarty.”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0AEj3LA2vSo

Ok boomer.

She also gave you this number:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jGl1vVOa6ck

“Eydie Gormie – Blame It On The Bossa Nova”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7XpWOBEZLEs

For sheer peppiness you can’t beat early 60s pop. And so wholesome:

Now I’m glad to say I’m his bride to be
And we’re gonna raise a family
And when our kids ask how it came about
I’m gonna say to them without a doubt

Blame it on the bossa nova with its magic spell
Blame it on the bossa nova that he did so well
Oh, it all began with just one little dance
But then it ended up a big romance
Blame it on the bossa nova
The dance of love

Beware the boring and predictable “blame it on climate change” bullshit.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9qxj3AJrono

This is that chem trail stuff that intellectual class people don’t want you hearing about.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x2O-DVgcvWQ&feature=share&fbclid=IwAR09ut9X4LB81_ksLji3McyI4I34MKM9-ZIhF0Mlggrw-_xjfQqwAwHkuP4

There’s been some recent Congress hearings about this, although they don’t actually matter as they have no oversight. This is related to the Fire incident that people will claim that is off topic, because it’s a weather based phenomenon.

Here’s an epic Twitter battle between William “Capt. James T. Kirk” Shatner and some haplesss Millennials over “OK Boomer.”

Courtney: I wouldn’t think you’d be one of the ignorant ones, but ok. It’s for the boomers who don’t realize that the hardships that the millennials inherited are not their fault. That these kids are trying to survive a world that has all but been destroyed and that doesn’t make them lazy

https://www.barstoolsports.com/boston/you-will-not-come-at-william-shatner-with-your-ok-boomer-crap-and-live-to-tell-the-tale

Shatner is old but not a boomer (born in 1931!) so he at first responded to “OK Boomer’ with “Sweetheart, that’s a compliment for me.”

Shatner is right about life: “you take what you get and play your best hand.”

Millennials think “OK Boomer” is a snarky put-down on those of us born right after WWII. But I like the way you used it. If we all start saying “OK Boomer” to each other, we can throw it right back in their punk faces.

Or maybe we can just tell them to get off our lawn.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vYdXMpa74TY

At 22:00 Gelernter notes, sadly, that with the internet America has moved from being hands-on to casual-users. When the automobile and radio appeared, there was a robust culture of ordinary Americans who didn’t just passively adopt these advances but asked, “How does this work and how can I make it work for me?” So we had all these Americans tinkering with their cars or radios at home.

With computers there are still hackers tinkering away for the fun of it, but not many. (The rest of us got jobs and got paid. Admittedly.)

In 2012 a charitable educational foundation released a brilliant single-board computer, called the Raspberry Pi, for young people to hack on and to learn from. Really brilliant. It was as powerful as a 1998 Unix workstation and as open as a 1977 Apple II.

Everyone loved the Pi and praised it to the sky.

Then they noticed almost no kids were playing with the Pi. They didn’t want to learn how their phones and laptops worked. They just wanted to use them. The people who did stuff with the Pi were mostly boomers.

OK Boomer.