CHUCK LORRE PRODUCTIONS, #523

I was watching a DVR of a recent Big Bang Theory program with my wife and found this jewel at the end. I find many people over 40 or 50 often feel this way.

Also, on a related note If you have kids and you are over 40 or 50 be sure to learn how to text them on your cell phone especially if they are older than 12 and less than about 40 to 45. Otherwise you won't have much communication with them. I have kids 20, 27 and 42. And the two younger ones if they aren't here locally it's hard to hear from them. In fact, my 20 year old won't even answer the phone and often her answer message tape is full on her phone. So, the ONLY way to contact her to find out where she is and if she is okay often is to text her. This is just the way kids are today if they are over about 10 to 12 years old.

Also, if you click on the word button two lines down you can go to Chuck Lorre's Vanity card page. When you are there by clicking on different numbers they each are a different saying from him from the last 20 years of comedy shows he has been involved in on TV. Some of them are pretty good like this one.

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CHUCK LORRE PRODUCTIONS, #523

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CHUCK LORRE PRODUCTIONS, #523

As some of you might know, I have long avoided having any social media presence. I am completely ignorant of all things Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, and whatever other cyberforum the teenage cognoscenti have recently anointed. I know the pound sign is a crucial element to communicating via Twitter, but have never personally tried it. More importantly, I don't feel like I'm missing anything. My life doesn't feel lesser for it. When I began these vanity cards almost twenty years ago, I decided that they were a perfectly adequate way of communicating my personal thoughts on a large scale. Sure, they're a one-way communication, but I actually prefer that. My thinking was, and still is, that this world of ours already sends too many messages. Or perhaps consciousness, by its very nature, acquiesces to being barraged. Either way, my self-preservation seemed to demand digital inaccessibility. Or, to put it more simply, the only hater I can tolerate in my head is already in my head.
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