BREAKING SHREWS: Video shows rodents dancing. Fighting? Who knows!
TOA PAYOH, SINGAPORE — The taming of the shrews? Not if the shrews have anything to say about it. Stomper Teck Koon was amused to find two shrews in the…
Chat GPT-4 acknowledges the Bird War — suggests truce
Sometimes one of the biggest problems in winning the Bird War is getting the public at large to acknowledge its mere existence. Fortunately Chat GPT-4 — the newest version of…
Abandoned bird nests with dog family
During the peak of the pandemic, an abandoned magpie — later named Molly — was adopted by a dog named Peggy, who nursed the magpie back to heath, even going…
Wisconsin man injured in bird attack
WAUWATOSA, Wis. — One constant in the Bird War is people’s disbelief. Take, for example, this incident from a Wauwatosa business park, which just days ago alerted workers to the…
Parrots attack America’s past time
A pair of parrots entertained spectators a the Bradley vs. Gardner-Webb college softball game on Friday. While the attendees were watching, one of the parrots landed on an umpire. Fortunately,…
Book Review: James Moriarty, Consulting Criminal
James Moriarty, Consulting Criminal by Andy Weir My rating: 5 of 5 stars Fun take on the ACD Universe I truly enjoy Andy Weir and this was a fun listen.…
Too many videos!
Many of you surely know that I have worked as a narrator for the past few years and that if you go to the “Narration” tab, you can learn more…
Book Review: Immortality, Inc. — by Robert Sheckley
Immortality, Inc. by Robert Sheckley My rating: 4 of 5 stars The topic and writing were both intriguing. But I felt the story got bogged down at times. I didn’t…
Book Review: Born a Crime: Stories from a South African Childhood — by Trevor Noah
Born a Crime: Stories from a South African Childhood by Trevor Noah My rating: 5 of 5 stars Reading through the reviews, I was convinced that there must have been…
Book Review: Survivor — by Chuck Palahniuk
Survivor by Chuck Palahniuk My rating: 3 of 5 stars Another reviewer said something to the effect of not being able to relate to the main character and I thought…