This Is What I Think.

Tuesday, October 16, 2018

"N.C.I.S."




Ordinarily, I would contemplate the likelihood of the timing of observations I have made.

And that's what I'm doing now.

Ultimately, the likelihood is because today's Tuesday. That's an important factor that makes it all more likely.

Now, all the dullards out there in the real every world every day, everything that happens to *other* people is ALWAYS coincidence. There's never any meaning to what happens to other people, the dullards scoff to themselves in their mediocre minds.

Today, just after noon, I walked outside my apartment to return to the grocery store to grab something I forgot yesterday. I started walking down the stairwell and I started to imagine some person unknown to me talking about my perception of the Blue Tree website and I imagined a line of conversation I was having with that person unknown to me, and still unknown to me in any form from my knowledge of people that I see on the internet, and long story short, the unknown person was commenting that I did "not believe Phoebe Cates" and in my mind I was clarifying that the point is NOT whether I believe or disbelieve Phoebe Cates, a person I ridiculously claimed to have once known in person despite my absolute clear certainty of mind I have never, ever, never met her in person, the point is that I have seen no information, on the internet or anywhere, that proves to me she is the person driving the content I observe on the internet, and my point is that it could be the product of anybody. I have no way of knowing.

So then, a few minutes later, I'm walking and as usual thinking about a lot of other stuff, wondering if the new hiking boots that were delivered to my door by UPS today just a few minutes earlier before I left for the grocery store were going to help my improving, aching feet. I get to the grocery store. I'm roaming around inside. I am walking out of the toothpaste aisle, I turn the corner and a military guy in camouflage is walking into my line of travel. We easily avoid collision between him and my shopping cart. I don't like to stare at people and so I didn't catch any detail about his uniform. But what makes this compelling is that is the first time I can recall seeing someone in military uniform when I was in that grocery store. I see them sometimes in the parking lot of my apartment complex. There's a very large United States Air Force base nearby and while it's about 15 miles away or so, there is almost direct access from there to here with the interstate. So that seemed like a good explanation as to why I would see them around here.

But today's the first time I can recall, in over five years I have lived here, seeing a USAF uniform in that grocery store.

The entire encounter was uneventful but now, here a couple hours later, I am watching for the first time the episode broadcast last *Tuesday* and I am thinking about that. There's a new episode on tonight so that makes me wonder what else I will see.

As I've written before - eloquently, I must say - there's the 64,000 Megabyte question: Why?

I'm nobody. There's no reason for any of this to happen to me. And no reason for it to continue for so long.

So there must be - MUST BE - some sort of historical record aspect to it. Somebody must know, or suspect, there is a reason this will all be important in The Future. The individual details in the record might be unimportant, and yes, even coincidental, but there is something very important about the PROCESS OVERALL.

And FOR SOME REASON - a reason I suspect is directly tied to *THEIR* passive-aggressive resent of me personally - I cannot move on to better circumstances because of it. The monkeys will become even more agitated at me, is what the controllers fear, and I would agree, with good reason.

I suspect their resentment is because they are a labor pool working in the shadows everywhere in this country and they are resentful because they are a labor resource for precisely the reasons they are resentful.

They are the least ambitious people. They are the people who only can find employment as food-deliverers or apartment-management or restaurant workers and so on. They resent me because they hate their jobs. I'm not their father. I'm not responsible for the poor choices they made in life. They can find work only in low-paying jobs serving food and where they expect me to give them extra money ONLY BECAUSE THEY WANT IT. They want extra money from me because they never had ambition in life. They're too dull of mind to even understand that. Their employers know that, too. And so they resent me. Their only arguments sound more like a shakedown to me than anything else.







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Posted by Kerry Burgess at 10:08 AM

Homeless Veteran Of Microsoft

I am Kerry Burgess. This is what I think.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 2018


http://www.spokesman.com/stories/2018/oct/16/paul-turner-its-tuesday-right/

The Spokesman-Review

NEWS > SPOKANE

Paul Turner: It’s Tuesday, right?

Tue., Oct. 16, 2018

By Paul Turner

I think I’ve finally figured out why so many people in Spokane often seem confused.

They don’t know what day of the week it is. And what’s more, many of them don’t really care.

OK, we’ve all encountered individuals who are momentarily unsure about whether it is Wednesday or Thursday. Sometimes this occurs on weeks with a Monday holiday or some other quirk of the calendar that throws us off our normal schedule.

But there also are those who seem to exist in a perpetual state of uncertainty about what day it is.

These people are known as retirees. Spokane has a lot of them.

I’ve recently gained some personal insight about this, after stepping away from a deadline-oriented career that had as a basic requirement knowing what day it is.

So all right, I don’t want to make too much of this. Many of us know retirees who are every bit as tightly wound as when they were in mid-career form, slugging it out against competitors and in-house rivals.



- posted by Kerry Burgess 2:26 PM Pacific Time Spokane Valley Washington USA Tuesday 16 October 2018