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The phrase "Never put an eye out with a teaspoon" is a humorous expression that suggests caution and care when handling sharp objects. It implies that using a teaspoon to poke or puncture an eye would be extremely dangerous and should be avoided. This idiom is often used to convey a warning about the risks associated with certain actions or situations.

I froze as I was mugged - I felt like a coward | Metro News

Tread softly because you tread on my dreams

Sora-2 now in Microsoft 365 Copilot – Modern Work and AI Blog At Ignite 2025 this month, (November 18–21, 2025) amongst a long list of AI and Security updates, Microsoft announced that OpenAI’s Sora 2 text-to-video model is now integrated into Microsoft 365 Copilot in their Create Agent bringing AI video into enterprise productivity. Sora 2 can make content much more realistic than the previous version of Sora and has earned both praise and criticism, since AI-generated videos are quite a debated and controversial topic. Sora 2 also supports a “cameos” feature that creates the likeness of a person that can then be placed in content – again met with mixed opinions. Wow, wow, wow

The pileated woodpecker is a large, striking bird known for its distinctive red crest, black body, and white neck stripe

The Curse of Tutankhamun: Unraveling the Mystery of the Pharaoh’s Tomb! transcript : While the two outer coffins were crafted from wood and covered in gold, this one is made of solid gold. Winged goddesses protect the king who holds the crook and flail, symbols of royal power.

What is an Egyptian Cartouche? A cartouche, when related to ancient Egypt, is defined as an oval-like hieroglyph (meaning ''sacred writing'') that depicts the name of a sovereign. They were usually drawn as a vertical oval with a horizontal line on the bottom, giving it a plaque-like shape and structure. Originally called ''Shenu'' by Egyptians, cartouches are considered an elongated version of the earlier Shen ring, which was a circular hieroglyph representing ''unending encircling protection.'' The cartouche was used for over 2,000 years to label the tombs of pharaohs and other important Egyptians with relevant information about the deceased.

A palisade fence is defined as a type of fencing made from vertically aligned stakes or pales, typically constructed from wood or steel, that are attached to horizontal rails. These fences are designed to serve as a physical and psychological deterrent against intruders, often featuring pointed tops for added security. The term "palisade" originates from the Latin word "palus," meaning "stake," and historically referred to a series of stakes used for enclosure or fortification.

Antonomasia a figure of speech that replaces the name of a person with some substitute word or a phrase

https://youtu.be/CyZaVH7dbqc?si=mROX_AzK5zGTAkOw Sally Hemings (2000) | Documentary Fascinating Story. First time I learning the details of Sally Hemming who was 3/4 white.

'break a leg' serves as a way to convey good wishes in a roundabout manner, reflecting the unique traditions and superstitions of the theatrical world.

with a title like this 👇, you won't go off topic easily. 😘

I'm relishing the various permutations of Br. John's handle. I could do with a less humdrum user name for myself. Although @Qupla might not be amused with his mangled Klingon greeting. He practically owns it

Ok, I think this is next 5 new(?) letters ☺️ timng

Daryl Hall and CeeLo Green - I Can't Go For That (No Can Do) This version is quite cool. Love the tremendous sense of camaraderie among these talented musicians. The music reflects the good vibes.