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Author: Steve Ainslie

Looking Forward To Death

Posted on June 26, 2023 by Steve Ainslie

I think about death every day. I used to not think about it as often, but after my wife’s lung cancer has metastasized to stage 4 and all treatments were failing, thinking daily about death has become a part of me. I think about my wife’s death. I think about Snickers’ death. I think about…

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F*** Me…F*** My Knee

Posted on June 26, 2023June 26, 2023 by Steve Ainslie

I injured my knee a few days ago. I felt a “tweak” in the back crease that reminded me of when I popped something in it last year that took me out for an entire week of pain followed by a month recovery. Ever since last year, I’ve ben careful to not push so deep…

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Dreamy Conversations

Posted on June 24, 2023 by Steve Ainslie

I have more conversations with people in my dreams than I do in real life. These conversations span everything from philosophical discussions to the routine mundanities of everyday life to deeply personal discussions. Often when going about my day, I’ll remember pieces of a conversation and have to think, “Was that a conversation I had…

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Bot Battle

Posted on June 24, 2023 by Steve Ainslie

When I migrated my blog to a new host a few months ago, I added a CONTACT page back to my site. I had removed this from my site earlier in the year because the only people who used it either contacted me to say something critical (two in 4 years) or to SPAM me….

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Grammar Or Alcohol

Posted on June 24, 2023 by Steve Ainslie

Sometimes when I read a text, an online post, a drift message, or an email, I am appalled by the writer’s spelling and grammar. Most of the time, I chalk it up to autocorrect and multi-tasking. Besides I can usually figure out what they meant to say. Except for those times, when I cannot. It…

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Rebel False Flags

Posted on June 23, 2023June 23, 2023 by Steve Ainslie

The current trend among media personalities, government officials and internet stars is to proclaim their “anti-establishment” principles and how they remain committed to authenticity and truth. Yeah. Not quite. What I have noticed is that over half of these wannabe rebels came from the establishment that they now criticize at any opportunity. People like Megyn…

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Predicting Failure

Posted on June 21, 2023 by Steve Ainslie

The daughter of a friend just completed her first year of college and is in danger of losing her scholarship. She apparently missed her GPA requirements two semesters in a row so she is now on academic probation. If she loses her scholarship, her tuition will increase significantly. After my second year of college, I…

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Love And Sadness

Posted on June 21, 2023June 21, 2023 by Steve Ainslie

Last night Ellen visited me in my dreams and I told her about having to let Snickers go. I somehow knew that Ellen was there with me, yet I knew she was dead too. I asked her if I could hold her in my arms and she said yes. I held her while I cried…

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We Love All 1 Million Of You

Posted on June 20, 2023June 21, 2023 by Steve Ainslie

Anytime a podcaster, singer, celebrity or influencer proclaims how much they “love” you, don’t believe it. They don’t love you. Not according to my definition of love. They like that you are an audience member. They appreciate the clicks, views and purchases you make that drive advertising sponsorships. They enjoy the money they make from…

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T & A

Posted on June 20, 2023July 14, 2025 by Steve Ainslie

What passes as part of the news today are reports about viral videos, TikTok stars and instagram influencers. It’s like celebrity reporting, minus real celebrities. Occasionally I get suckered into clicking on one of these “stories”. I’ve noticed a trend. The woman who star in them are attractive, wearing skimpy outfits to display their bodies…

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