So a few days ago I asked a question about something called an Amazon Dash button…
…do these things do what I think they do? Do you buy these for $5 each, one for every regularly expended commodity, and then when you want more you just push this button and AMAZON AUTOMATICALLY SENDS YOU MORE???
I raised the subject of possible complications arising from unauthorized button-pushing, and Tam – who it seems does have a few of the things – agreed that there can indeed be issues…
I was in the kitchen one evening a couple months ago, right before the cats’ feeding time, when Bobbi called out from the office. “I think Huck just ordered some Cascade pods!”
See, one of Huck’s attention-seeking behaviors in the ramp-up to dinner time (especially during these four months of the year when dinner is an hour late) is to knock shit off desks near the humans…
🙂 It seems cats actually can order things from Amazon, if gifted with sufficient enabling technology.
So if cats can order pods, does that mean we should be getting their input on the gun debate?
😀 Of course not! No cat would be subservient enough to hook up with bloomberg & friends. Therefore no really woke person would ever claim to think a cat’s “feelings” on the matter were of any importance.
You can only order another one after the first one is delivered though. SO no “truckloads of Red Bull”.
If that were possible, I’d have to press a friends Dash Button like 300 times.
My cat types incoherent letters to the editor. That’s my story and I’m, well, you know the rest.
Is there a Dash button for 5.56? How about .308? Asking for a friend…
Is there a Dash button to return “friends”?
Good grief! No dash buttons please. It is already entirely too easy to order more than one can afford at Amazon on the computer.