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Scribe Scales

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Unironically me earlier this year on January 6, 2026, funnily enough. (Had surgery that day to remove my thyroid entirely due to a (thankfully early) diagnosis on seeing thyroid cancer be on both sides of it.)

Kevin Murphy@kevincmurphy.com

You know, I always found it weird that the "Stop! Stop! He's already dead! 😭" kid from The Simpsons thought the Krusty Burglar was officially dead when it turned out he was still alive (albeit barely) all along. Seriously, kid, how would you have immediately known that he died for sure that day?!

You know how Futurama says that being technically correct is "the best kind of correct"? I also think when used for talking about certain subjects that are rather grim in nature, it's actually the worst kind of correct as well.

Just a funny, random thought that came to me, but why has no one parodied "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" to have it involve the University of Notre Dame? Seriously, it's literally right there for you! The jokes can almost write themselves sometimes!

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Starting 2025, PayPal will start selling your transaction history for targeted advertising. I very highly recommend logging into your account and going to Settings > Data & Privacy > Personalized Shopping. If you're reading this, turn that off RIGHT NOW before you forget.

I keep telling people that #nba refs should be investigated throughout the season; it's not just with Suns games that I feel that way. This just feels like one more reason to add onto that insane pile throughout not just this season, but the last few seasons also.

Honestly, as talented of a player as Miles Bridges is, not trading for him and his baggage is probably for the best for Suns fans everywhere. Guy just had the signs of an unstable, repeat abuse offender if that report with billiard balls being thrown at a windshield window is anything to go by. #NBA

This may sound like an extremely bold hot take to hear for some, but I genuinely await the day NBA & NFL refs get replaced by AI already. NHL refs are alright, MLB umpires appear to be working alongside AI in the near future, but NBA & NFL refs... they're easily ruining each respective league.

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