The vile arsehole bastard slut of a child next door has been squeezing lemon juice from the windfall lemons again. How do I know this? Because the horrid little cunt has chucked the shells all over my section of lawn amidst the other windfall lemons.
I'm very angry about it.

@thrrgilag Reminds me of a bumper sticker I saw once: "So many pedestrians, so little time."

BigPhoneCompany. My employer for over 30 years. Formed in 1975 as the telecommunications branch of the former PostMaster General's department. The Postal side being mis-handled by Australia Post. I bet they were up all night coming up with that name. Telstra was initially called Telecom, then absorbed another government-owned coms mob, OTC & was called AOTC, then the Telstra name was chosen.
Or plucked out of someone's arse.

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knock it off with the flapping gums already. You remind me of a politician.

Pencil art with a difference. The pencil is the medium. The art form is sculpture. http://www.geek.com/news/artist-carves-elephant-landscape-from-a-pencil-1661048/

I stopped using Fluid, for that very reason. Now my Single Site Browsers are supplied via Google Chrome using the Epichrome app to create them.

Tasty fare.

CleanMyMac is a reputable app. MacKeeper is the fox in the Mac henhouse. AVOID MACKEEPER!

I also discovered a strange error when trying to use various extensions in Photos app. Many photos couldn't be opened because they were the "wrong file type" or "couldn't be found." Googling the specific error revealed the culprit to be CleanMyMac 3! That app had been ripping out some iCloud photos & replacing them with things that worked OK in photos but not with any extensions.

So I threw out the entire 23.2 GB Photos Library & let the iCloud Photo Library repopulate the Mac's library. All OK now, photos that previously generated the error message are now editable in external apps. To prevent such behaviour in future, Photos app has been excluded from CleanMyMac's processes.