July 21, 2026 – Tolley's Topics

Get Off My Freshly Dried Clothes Cat: It is a right given by our Creator. Look at any place where the public shares anything, it is almost enough to make a Democrat throw up hair balls.

When you pay for something it is yours to maintain, if you so choose. This case is more import than it first appears. No one can sell you something and deny you access to anything about it.

https://www.breitbart.com/tech/2026/07/09/farmers-win-ftc-settlement-with-john-deere-marks-major-victory-for-right-to-repair-movement/

The problem with this is a 10 year trial.

John Deere and auto makers are greedy SOB.

What’s in your purse ?

https://genesiustimes.com/hollywood-announces-bold-reimagining-of-the-odyssey-with-samuel-l-jackson-as-helen-of-troy/

https://www.washingtontimes.com/

Where be yo crib ?

https://babylonbee.com/news/newsom-we-finna-teach-da-homies-to-talk-black-english-yo

https://www.newsmax.com/

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Day: July 21, 2026

Fun Facts: Human Body & Behavior Part 12

While you sleep you can’t smell anything, even really bad or potent smells.

People with psychopathic traits fail to learn from painful outcomes.

When you yawn and stretch at the same time, you are “pandiculating.”

You can’t usually smell your own house or perfume because of the survival instinct called “olfactory adaptation.” The brain is always looking for new, unusual, or changing smells as a sign of possible danger. So, it ignores smells of familiarity.

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Never put off till tomorrow what you
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Mark Twain

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While you sleep you can’t smell anything, even really bad or potent smells.

People with psychopathic traits fail to learn from painful outcomes.

When you yawn and stretch at the same time, you are “pandiculating.”

You can’t usually smell your own house or perfume because of the survival instinct called “olfactory adaptation.” The brain is always looking for new, unusual, or changing smells as a sign of possible danger. So, it ignores smells of familiarity.

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Never put off till tomorrow what you
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