Promises, promises.

Today's Tids Issue 4,316

Unity. yeah, sure:

A lot of people thought the Super bowl was a snoozer. And tonight, we have the SOTU. They say rest is good for the common cold.

Money talks, but all mine ever says is “Good-bye”.

Every day I read where somebody has to battle back after saying something stupid on Twitter. Isn’t that the definition of insanity?

Not that it’s our responsibility, but to me, getting China back on track is good for all.

The Question:

Who were the first two people to step on the moon’s surface? Which astronaut hit the first golf ball on the moon?

The Headlines:

--Markets Look To Open Higher; Google Profits Soar, But Declining Ad Prices And Higher Costs Looks Sore For Future.

--The President To Preach Unity Tonight At SOTU.

--Federal Prosecutors Subpoena Trump Inaugural Committee.

--Pope Celebrates Historic Mass In Abu Dhabi.

--Google To be Promoting Trump SOTU.

--Harvard Professor Continues To Stand By His Assessment of Alien Spacecraft Near Jupiter.

--A Couple Of Million To Watch Patriots At Downtown Duck Boat Parade.

For argument sense, let’s say that President Trump hits a high note in his speech that attempts to unify all Americans. Do you think there is a chance in the world that all of the people who hate him will hear a word he says, or that many in the press will report an even-handed speech accurately? Hate is debilitating.

Hey, sorry to you all about my getting so wrapped up in the Patriots. I fully realize that the intelligence of Tids readers reaches far beyond the concept of grown men beating the crap out of each other. But, yes, I am one of those fools with childish dreams who still thinks he could play in the NFL. That too, is the definition of insanity.

After viewing all of those robots that seemed to permeate SB Commercials, I was wondering if in the future people will be given up their dogs and cats for humanoids. Or perhaps, these devious robotic pals will be convincing people, that inert mechanical friends are better than furry ones.

Some gems often arise out of the Sundance Film festival. Lately, streamers and Premium TV channels have been buying up many of these independent films. You may be seeing these streaming to your Smart TVs: “Mindy Kaling’s Late Night”, “The Report”, “Brittany Runs a Marathon”, “Honey Boy”, “Native Son”, “Share”, “Little Monsters” and “Luce”,

People wonder why more older women aren’t upset about JC Penny’s mature line of clothes brand, “Sag Harbor”.

Google has informed me that they are getting out of the Google + business. They informed me because the Tids Blog -- Worldview: etc is somehow connected to the Google product. But it appears that there will be little or no effect on the Blog that runs daily at worldviwetc.blogspot.com

The shutdown hurt more people and changed lives more than you may have thought. A truck load of Americans were caught sneaking into Mexico. Angelina Joli adopted a child – from America. Parents in Beverly Hills fired their nannies an are learning their children’s names. And my neighbor got a pre-declined credit card in the mail. Yup, it’s tough all over.

The Answer:

The First person to step on the moon was Neil Armstrong. He was followed by his partner Buzz Aldrin. Alan Shepherd was the guy who hit the golf ball into the biggest dust trap in the universe. He actual hit three, and they are still on the moon. I have a lot of friends who would go to great lengths to find a free ball.

Well, it’s Tuesdays, and I ‘m still wallowing. And as long as I tuen out political news, I will wallow well. See you all tomorrow.