You learn something new every day, whether or not you realize it right away. There are no exceptions to this rule.
Today I learned the difference between bowler hats, pork pie hats and fedoras. Before today, they were all just fedoras to me. It never occurred to me that all three of these different hat styles had different names.
I also learned that Roseanne is Jewish, and that gummy shot glasses exist.
It doesn't have to be anything life-changing or significant or anything, just something that you learned. So AG, I ask you now, what did you learn today?
Today I learned that it is exceptionally difficult to get people to laugh at my gay jokes like people laugh at the pros in comedy. (Don't ask how it turned out).
[quote=xXxDAPRO89xXx]Today I learned how amazing the violin sounds in a metal song.[/quote]
I won't need to tell you about Apocalyptica, do I? Four (head-banging) cellists, of course, at the time. Seeing them some years ago btw was one of the few instances for quite some time where I felt a (pop/rock) concert was more than just consumerist entertainment. Amazing. Place was packed to the brim & beyond, too, and a-rocking.
[quote=themastaplaya]Today I learned that it is exceptionally difficult to get people to laugh at my gay jokes[/quote]
Hmmm. There is of course the possibility that they're just not funny.
[quote=MacII]And, that apparently they've been eavesdropping on our medical data for advertizing purposes: Canada says Google broke law by snooping health info to serve ads.[/quote]
Someone really should've caught out my hasty & sloppy phrasing there: Going by that article of course, apparently what Google's been up to and Canada doesn't like, is putting our medical searches to use for the sake of advertizers. What arguably and apparently they haven't done, is passing on any user's personal and sensitive medical data.
I learned that admins are gold kings, knights are iron knights, moderators wield blue shields, regular users have a grey outline around their armatars for whatever reason, and there isn't a wood serf to be found.
Lt. James Garcia
*Lt. Jim Dangle. Glad nobody actually fact-checked that.
quote]Which Night at the M. would that be?[/quote]
The one that's called "Night at the Museum" and doesn't contain "Battle of the Smithsonian" at the end.
Although, Lt. Dangle did write the sequel as well, based on characters created by Deputy Junior.
(Lt. Dangle's and Deputy Junior's real-life names are Thomas Lennon and Robert Ben Garant).
Today I learned that Venice deserves nothing but hatred. In the same experience I learned that Venice didn't learn how to make airplanes until 1920, yet the Mayans already were sitting on stockpiles of nuclear ICBMs.