Cori Skall
JStew: For a change, I got this fairly quickly. But to be fair, I saw a different version of the photo that was slightly more revealing. So one could say I cheated, but I always just say that cheating is the gift that a person gives themselves. Hahaha. Actually, Mr. Burns said that on the Simpsons once, and I found it to be most selfish, and use it whenever applicable, hahaha.
Cori: Looking around for some inspiration, I decided I needed a little more coffee before I took on the challenge of finding something to photograph for our What s This Wednesday clue this week. So I reached for my trusty coffee carafe and it hit me. Looking down at it (I usually keep in on a little plastic kid s chair next to the desk in my home studio, so I can refill my cup with hot coffee during the show, and not have to run downstairs to the kitchen) I realized that the answer was staring me right in the face! And thus, this week s clue was born!
People walking their dog, and people who love to stand outside and smoke make up 40% of all our sightings. What they're smoking could be up for debate.
Why Should People Stop Posting Photos Of Their Vaccination Cards?
I feel like this is one of those things you shouldn t have to tell somebody. On the other hand, I can also see the excitement in getting vaccinated against the greatest public health threat in our lifetime, certainly in the last hundred years. So really, what s the big deal then? Why all the hub-bub about posting photos?
Well, simple really. Internet scammers/thieves. According to WABI - TV5, the Better Business Bureau is warning folks against putting their vax cards up on social media. Not just because your card is loaded with all sorts of personal information. Although, it does have your name, social, and date of birth on it. Which is extremely useful to internet bad guys.