Points to ponder:
Why is it a “spork” and not a “foon”?
Why is it “workaholic” and not “workic”? After all, an alcoholic is addicted to alcohol. Nobody is addicted to workahol. Workahol is not even a thing and if it is a thing, it is only because some smart ass made it up to prove didactic types like me wrong.
Hmmm…. the only other points I have are serious ones and I am just not up to making any serious points today. Still,when one does a post like this, one likes to give three examples (one being me).
Oh, here’s one: Why do people say, “It goes without saying” and then go right ahead and say it? Sometimes when there is a lull in the conversation I say, “It goes without saying” and let it hang.
I wonder if this is 200 words. I’m writing it in a spiral notebook while on break at work and I am disinclined to count the words myself. Hmm… not up to making serious points, disinclined to count words, hoping I’m done with the post already… It must be Lame Post Friday!
But you already knew that.
Anyways, I am now sitting at my acer typing, and it is not quite 200 words. Additionally, I am a little afraid I have made some of these ponderable points before. And apparently “ponderable” is not even a word. Let us ponder that linguistic tidbit for a while.
Happy Friday, everyone.
Mohawk Valley Girl 
It should definitely be a thing. Though I do lame every post, so can it be a 5 time a week thing?
Well, I have Wrist to Forehead Sunday, Middle-aged Musings Monday (or Mental Meanderings Monday), Tired Tuesday, Wuss-out Wednesday, Non-Sequitur Thursday, Lame Post Friday and Scattered Saturday, so I think it could be a seven day a week thing for me. Although I’m not sure I’d call your posts lame.
That seems great in theory, but I don’t have it in me to do a post every single day. And I don’t think my readers could take that much bitterness.
It’s a thing with me to post every day, which is my excuse for why some of my posts are so dumb.
Wouldn’t that lead to burnout? I post like 4-5 and sometimes I think that is too much.
Sometimes I do feel burnt out, but mostly I like it. For one reason, I feel free to write utter nonsense whereas if I posted less often I would feel more obligated to write something better (whatever that means).
Yeah, most of mine is nonsense AND less often, so you are already ahead of the game.