Thanks to Dear Miss Mermaid, I can tell you about something good. It's Do Not Track Plus, and it's free.
After installing, surfing is fast again. I'm not waiting for data suckers to download now. Please wait while we extract your shoe size ... one moment as we jot down your underwear preference ... pardon the delay while we notice you shop for discount embolism stockings ... sorry for the pause as we snicker at your recent purchase of "Fifty Shades of Grey - bluing at home like Granny did it."
Even if you don't have any ads or widgets on your blog, you still have tracking going on. Hope you don't mind that I'm blocking that now. And, when you go to your trusted sites - CNN, NYT, TMZ, The Good Luck Duck - you are getting slammed with tracking cookies. And, you wonder why you can't lose weight.
Google Friend Connect tracks you, too. You might decide you don't mind that so much, and so DNT+ lets you say "okay" to individual tracking sites.
If you end up not wanting it, you can delete it from your extensions, add-ons, plug-ins, or whatever your favorite browser calls them. But, I think you'll want it.
Do Not Track Plus.
Showing posts with label PSA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label PSA. Show all posts
Monday, June 4, 2012
Saturday, March 24, 2012
Boondocking in California with the Africanized bees
We saw our first not-really-a-scorpion! He was under a rock, looking like the tiniest lobster never seen, and we saw him. Can't wait to see my first hardly-a-rattler.
We're close enough to a railroad track to hear faint "whoos" every now and then. Pleasant. If you look at this area on Google Maps, you can see the blue tint in the ground, and we can see it up close. Lots of pale blue rocks here, and few vivid blue-green chunks I'm holding above.
They're definitely bees. Goldmine bees, which are meaner than junkyard dogs. You can't see them in this picture. Excuse me for not getting a close-up, Norma Desmond. Annie says "Africanized bees" to keep me out of trouble. Candy aisle? Africanized bees! The deep end of the pool has Africanized bees. Don't touch that knife! - Africanized bees.
| Really a lizard. Photos courtesy of Annie. Desert iguana. |
| "I am big. It's the pictures that got small." |
| Oh good, they're expecting us. |
| Modern ruins. |
| So glad to get this out of my shoe. |
| This has the texture and heft of Fimo. What are they? Probably not rocks. |
| Definitely rocks. |
| Without me there wouldn't be any Paramount Studios. |
| AFRICANIZED BEES!!! MAYBE! |
Here are some tips about killer bees from the USDA:
- RUN away quickly. Do not stop to help others.
- Continue to RUN.
- Bees are attracted to movement.
- Do not jump into water!
- Do not flail your arms.
- Drop your baklava.
- Keep RUNNING.
- Never stop running.
- While running and being stung, attempt to bargain with the bees, promising never to eat honey or "royal jelly," whatever that is.
- Do not mention John Belushi.
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Apropos of everything.
Knock-knock.
Who's there?
That polyp we took out of your colon was really big and about to go to the dark side.
Knock-knock.
Who's there?
That stupid colonoscopy saved your cheese. Orange you glad we didn't say 'banana'?
They took pictures for the album. Tubulovillous adenoma, schtubulovillous adenoma. The last time an alien that big was in me, I let it get 40 weeks old and pushed it out.
Knock-knock.
Who's there?
Goa.
Goa who?
Goahead and get a stupid colonoscopy when you're 50.
As Heard at Our House™
[watching steamy love scene set in RV] Ooh, they have slides!
Who's there?
That polyp we took out of your colon was really big and about to go to the dark side.
Knock-knock.
Who's there?
That stupid colonoscopy saved your cheese. Orange you glad we didn't say 'banana'?
They took pictures for the album. Tubulovillous adenoma, schtubulovillous adenoma. The last time an alien that big was in me, I let it get 40 weeks old and pushed it out.
Knock-knock.
Who's there?
Goa.
Goa who?
Goahead and get a stupid colonoscopy when you're 50.
As Heard at Our House™
[watching steamy love scene set in RV] Ooh, they have slides!
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