#1: | posting my first Twitter message. What's it good for? |
#2: | Not a 4-20 advocate. Tried it once; that was enough. I've got a good brain; it works well, and I'm happy with it. Why throw sand into it? |
#3: | Hey you know who's birthday it is? Adoph "Der Feurer" Hitler! He's 120 today. He was the Big Man of the 20th Century, I'll say that! |
#4: | Wondering if it is appropriate to rant about the uselessness of Twitter™ on Twitter itself. Facebook™ seems much more useful. |
#5: | Asking: Are you the sort of person who sorts his M-and-M's by color before consuming? ....But you can't reply because this is Twitter™. |
#6: | Must.... Stop.... Twittering™. This... Is... Not... Productive! |
#7: | Hey everybody, I'm in Las Vegas, in a local Laundromat, DOING MY LAUNDRY! (There, is that what I'm supposed to use Twitter™ for?) |
#8: | You simply MUST attend a Renaissance Festival this year - in costume. One listing of Faires: http://www.faires.com/newschedule.php |
#9: | Only 11 hours on Twitter and I've already had to "unfriend" Demi Moore. She was too much! |
#10: | It's been a while, but I'd like to bring back Austin Powers for a 4th installment. Austin's okay, but I REALLY miss Dr. Evil. |
#11: | @angusbatey "Farcebook" - That's a good one! However, he and I are intertwined now. You can try to leave, but you'll be back! |
#12: | Term of the day: "Munchausen by Proxy". It is called "uncommon", but it's often an undercurrent in parenting. Not just physical! |
#13: | Attending a meeting of the Clark County Commission (Las Vegas) -- i.e. Post-apocalyptic Armageddon management in action! |
#14: | Hangin' out in the Las Vegas court system -- for amusement. |
#15: | Now blessed with a self-named domain: www.Glenn-Campbell.com - Do you think it's too obvious? |
#16: | Got a few photos online from today's Light of Hope Ceremony in Family Court (Las Vegas). http://tinyurl.com/ceytoj |
#17: | Worried that Twitter™ = just another form of data slavery. |
#18: | Before a tsunami hits, there is often a trough (draw back) where the sea recedes. If you go out to investigate, you're doomed! |
#19: | @lvcourts Oh, you people with your "jobs" and your "work". I don't know how you do it! |
#20: | Dropped by the Clark County Commission yesterday and witnessed the most corrupt action I have personally seen: http://tinyurl.com/ca2a5s |
#21: | I admire the audacity and leadership style of Pres. Obama, but all this is irrelevant if his economic theories turn out to be wrong. |
#22: | Nevada budget shortfall is closing in on $3 billion (up from $500 mill not long ago). Everybody's squirming now! N-N-N-New T-T-T-T-Taxes?! |
#23: | Just released my latest Kilroy philosophy essay: "The Tyranny of Law" http://www.kilroycafe.com/ideas/law/ |
#24: | Easiest local TV news story in the world: Serial killer/bomber/terrorist/sex fiend in the national news HAS A LAS VEGAS CONNECTION! Duh! - (Retweeeted on 2/14/10) |
#25: | I gather there is NO PRIVACY WHATSOEVER on Twitter™ (unless you "Protect your Updates"). I can live with this but it takes getting used to. |
#26: | I've just released a new short screenplay: "The Smartest Chimp in the World." http://tinyurl.com/d2q8bn |
#27: | CORRECTING THE RECORD: Mama Cass Elliot did NOT choke to death on a chicken bone in London in 1974. Cause of death was heart failure. |
#28: | A POSITIVE FEEDBACK LOOP is when small changes feed back into a system to create catastrophic ones. e.g.economy, global warming. Not good! |
#29: | My short Wild West screenplay from 6 mo. ago is still quite amusing: "11:59 from Prescott" http://www.kilroycafe.com/screenplays/prescott |
#30: | Just released a new philosophy newsletter: "The Responsibilities of the Victim." http://bit.ly/wnqSQ - Kilroy Cafe #40 |
#31: | I have now hidden my Facebook™ friends list from all of my Facebook™ friends. It has to do with personal boundaries. http://bit.ly/9OwdU |
#32: | Released an essay explaining why I have hidden my Facebook™ friend list from all my Facebook™ friends: http://bit.ly/mqw7M |
#33: | This one's a keeper: Stephen Colbert @StephenAtHome |
#34: | Building the next Nevada ghost town (Coyote Springs): deluded developer marches on: http://bit.ly/MnCTS My take: http://bit.ly/iuNhe |
#35: | Humans evolved from apes through cooking. NY Times: http://bit.ly/FIlZn Compare to my Chimp screenplay: http://bit.ly/emBNO |
#36: | Should children be allowed to text? Wash. Post (2/22) shows extreme case of text addiction: http://bit.ly/16s2A9 Take it away, I say! |
#37: | People choose a WORSE diet when a healthy option is offered. NY Times (4/6): http://bit.ly/9VQBs - An interesting human perception defect. |
#38: | NY Times: "When Everyone's a Friend, Is Anything Private?" (re Facebook™) http://bit.ly/qeJip - My newsletter response: http://bit.ly/ZnrXu |
#39: | LA Times: "Study of diets shows what truly counts: calories" (2/26) http://bit.ly/kIUwl - Duh! To lose weight, energy use must exceed input. |
#40: | Wall Street Journal: "Rise of the Underground" (economy) http://bit.ly/gePdl - In bad times, many are joining it, including me! |
#41: | If slavery didn't exist, people would have to invent it for themselves. |
#42: | Quoting @rainnwilson : "Dear moths, get a life. Sincerely, the lights." |
#43: | Brevity is the essence of wisdom. |
#44: | @rainnwilson Slight correction: "Dear moths, get a life. Sincerely, the flame." (A Wilson/Campbell Production. All Rights Reserved) |
#45: | Actors and directors are the mere hand puppets of the writer. |
#46: | My current position on UFOs: A Thing You Don't Need. http://bit.ly/XWqSM |
#47: | Glenn Campbell's Greatest Hits: "WEEKEND PIRATE" http://bit.ly/12Y4ke - A upbeat song of pillaging, plundering, etc. |
#48: | The Onion: "God Makes Surprise Visit To Local Church" http://bit.ly/ugVNX - Nothing so disrupts religion! |
#49: | NY Times: "When Bad Advice is the Best Advice" http://bit.ly/HOJdc - My take: Triage http://bit.ly/fVIIi and Addiction http://bit.ly/hRjxO |
#50: | Swine Flu ain't nuthin'! The 1918 Spanish Flu killed 2-3% of the US pop. Young, healthy people mainly! Wikipedia: http://bit.ly/5vuiK |
#51: | Millions dead or dying! Body count rises as 250,000 a month succomb in U.S. alone! http://bit.ly/195a2x (The Onion archive) |
#52: | Did some fine tuning on "The Responsibilities of the Victim" (Kilroy Cafe #40) http://bit.ly/wnqSQ - Nice universal concept. |
#53: | I've just released some new homeless advice: "Where to Sleep in an Airport" http://bit.ly/2ljcG - Live from the Denver airport! |
#54: | "Chinooks" are winds descending from mountains, making places like Denver warmer than they have a right to be. http://bit.ly/8tpuI |
#55: | A nice little article on a part of the body you don't think much about: Bone. NY Times: http://bit.ly/9Nphc - A wonder of engineering. |
#56: | We can measure Swine Flu hysteria by the number of people seen in face masks. Stay clear! Good sign of a wacko you don't want to deal with. |
#57: | I used to think the platypus was my favorite monotreme until I met the echidna. So hard to choose! (and the hurt feelings if I do) |
#58: | Husband refuses to work. Salon (4/28): http://bit.ly/SWFPx - This is the essence of the marital dilemma, and there's only one solution. |
#59: | Fun with Catholics: Mel Gibson is getting a divorce. Salon (4/26) http://bit.ly/Qberd |
#60: | Katy Perry's "Hot n Cold" song isn't talking about Bipolar Disorder. Instead she's describing Borderline Personality Disorder. |
#61: | I have revised an earlier philosophy essay: "The Paradox of Protection" (Kilroy #23) http://bit.ly/H9tAQ - Every good work has its cost. |
#62: | The internet: It's either a brain extender or a mind drug depending on how you use/abuse it. |
#63: | Searched Twitter for "existential" http://tinyurl.com/cthvfj - "existentialist" http://tinyurl.com/crc2pd |
#64: | An amusing Twitter™ feed: @notstevenwright (not currently active) - Steven Wright is the best existentialist comedian... existing! |
#65: | I had to unfriend @SaraBareilles. Even a half-million followers doesn't make a dull feed interesting. |
#66: | Passing through "Flatland" Nebraska on I-80. Here's my song on the topic from a few months ago: http://www.kilroycafe.com/songs/flatland |
#67: | WSJ: "The Psychology of Overeating" http://bit.ly/4CP7l - We want sugar, salt and fat, and the food industry is eager to sell it to us. |
#68: | Oooo, the pandemic has been raised to LEVEL 5. You know, when I was a kid, 5 was the highest panic level. What happened? Panic inflation. |
#69: | Here's an article on UFO's at Area 51 written by a much younger Glenn Campbell - 15 years ago! http://bit.ly/DEnQN |
#70: | Here's my new blog entry on 1997 civilian intrusion into Papoose Lake, home of Lazar's flying saucers: http://bit.ly/qyEGd - Damn fool! |
#71: | I'm thinking of creating a Facebook page and Twitter feed exclusively for my lower intestine, for people who must have those updates. |
#72: | Here's a little feed been round less than a month but's already the balls: @andrewkiraly |
#73: | Obama says outbreak “cause for deep concern but not panic.” Under what conditions, I wonder, will he authorize panic? |
#74: | Green Eggs & Ham: 1) I will not eat it. 2) I'll try it, just to show I'm open-minded. 3) Hey, this is good! 4) Take it away, I'll kill you! |
#75: | I have written a new philosophy essay on addiction: "In Defense of Placebos" (Kilroy Cafe #42) http://bit.ly/oRy7n - Treatment doesn't work. |
#76: | The "paranoid pseudo-community" are the people the paranoiac falsely believes are paying attention to him (CIA,etc). A lot like Twitter, FB! |
#77: | "No Pain, No Gain" -- not true! The subject of my latest philosophy essay: http://bit.ly/sZUKW (Kilroy Cafe #43) |
#78: | "Once a census taker tried to test me. I ate his liver with some fava beans and a nice Chianti." -- Hannibal Lector |
#79: | "Existential" is being on the Titanic after the iceberg hits, knowing the ship is sinking and knowing you can't do a damn thing about it. |
#80: | Common addictions: drugs, alcohol, cigs, caffeine, TV, video games, music, shopping, sports, sex, porn, religion, travel, food, love... |
#81: | An addiction is a repetitive activity that isn't getting you anywhere but that causes you great anxiety when you try to withdraw. |
#82: | If porn is just the same acts repeated over and over, why do we need new porn? Can't we just recycle the old porn and save the environment? |
#83: | Astronomers and UFO researchers aren't very funny people. Instead of looking inward they're looking outward, where there is no comedy. |
#84: | You CAN get swine flu from social media! It has totally infected Twitter. |
#85: | Canadians look just like us but they're not like us. They're a little too nice, a little too cheerful, like the Stepford Wives. |
#86: | The Americans invaded Canada during the War of 1812 but were beaten back by the British. Maybe it's time we finish the job! (Eh?) |
#87: | Hosteling is a strange experience, esp. for space-hungry Americans. Would you share a room with 5 strangers? Now doing it in Toronto, $20/nt |
#88: | I love watching TV in a language I don't understand. It's the same crap as in America, so I know what's being said almost telepathically! |
#89: | My beginner's guide to hosteling, "How to Sleep in a Hostel" http://bit.ly/u0xQ9 - No serial killers. No rampant sex. Just a place to stay. |
#90: | In Stockholm, there are hostels in a 747 jet http://bit.ly/Eszv9 a sailing ship http://bit.ly/vTtDy and a prison http://bit.ly/jZVbM |
#91: | You can sleep in lighthouses in California http://bit.ly/UxY4p or Canada http://bit.ly/8xEjr or in a "UFO" in Ireland http://bit.ly/13jfsG |
#92: | My latest philosophy essay: "The Secret of Eternal Youth" http://bit.ly/17w31K - Old age is a philosophical problem, not a physical one. |
#93: | One cool thing about the northern latitudes is the summer dusk that lasts for hours. The sun doesn't just go down but takes it's sweet time. |
#94: | Just say no to YouTube! It's a huge time waster, and it has nothing you need. "How'd they do that?" I don't care anymore! |
#95: | Hunter S Thompson and Ernest Hemingway both died from "a single self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head." Is there anyone who died of two? - (Retweeeted on 2/13/10) |
#96: | Los Angeles can't fire incompetent teachers. LA Times 5/3: http://bit.ly/weaAr - That's government: Live by the rules, die by the rules. |
#97: | Male Data Collection Syndrome (MDCS) is the propensity of the human male to collect useless info and statistics: sports scores, etc. |
#98: | I haven't done many drugs, but I can't imagine any psychedelic high that compares to ordinary dreaming. A new adventure every night! |
#99: | Avoid any food with "healthy" or "nutritious" on the label. It's probably highly processed and does little good for your body. |
#100: | You may not have known this but there's a Canadian cuisine, found in every city and town. It's called "Indian." |