Lit

 Life is trivia

Trivia is life

Nothing is trivial

You nitwit

What is important?

I am poor to an ant

What is rich? (besides Richard)

A piece of carrot cake

Hypocrisy, like God being evil

Who are the poor in spirit?

Not much sexy-time, spearing it 

plus,

G-D and GOD

Geena Davis, Great Deeds

gorillas (in) decline

glutton (for) octopus dish

God's ordinances/decrees

Islam, St. Louis Missouri, Anselm

    Carlos Slim slams slums

Buddha, gouda, Judah, barracuda, and doo-dah!

JLT, (my initials), and Jesus' Life and Teachings

one can be hateful but nonviolent

I believe in free speech

hateful and potentially inciting speech, included

just as cars/guns don't kill people, words don't hurt, either

   responsibility lies with perpetrators, 100%, I think

Allah and all law (la la la!)

types of law: civil, criminal, sharia, canon, international, natural, martial, rules of the game(s), laws of war, of the sea, etc.    constitutional, administrative, common (case), customary, religious, state, federal, foreign, regulatory, family, labour, intellectual property, immigration, property, commercial, corporate, tax, environmental, public, health, contract, admiralty, entertainment, insurance, tort...

c-law, chad law, claw, santa claws, laws of the c:  

civil, criminal, canon, constitutional, common, case, customary, commercial, corporate, contract, ...  :-)

I've read the following Dave Eggers books

1. What is the what (2006)

2. The Monk of Mokha (2018) 

3. The Circle (2013)

4. Heroes of the Frontier (2016) - on deck -

5. The Parade (2019)

athletes and aesthetes

a petrel in the petrol

testing protesters

condemning dems

Bayou, and bye, you

amphibians live a double life (no fib)

reptilian reputation

Cecilia the Sicilian caecilian

toad trucks, crusty crustaceans

waiter, there's a salamander in my salad

Charlotte the harlot

AI, giving advice and instruction

mm, mammal meat

giving him your back vs. taking him back

mma mamma

gay innuendo on a train- if you want, you can have my seat

of late

I've discovered encyclopedia britannica on my local library webpage

it has child's, teen's, and adult versions

I like the children's!  it lays things out clearly

    I can learn what I should have back in the day (plus review)

simplicity

see, hear, smell, taste, touch

read, watch, listen, eat, exercise, sleep, write, talk, create

work, play, meditate, do nothing

(past, present, future) live, die

v

you are a bit of a data-dancer

you could launch it absolutely perfect, jess