Emojis, Humour, and Sui

I am a slow learner, I guess.

I swear I didn't know that you could put emojis in the Blogger comment section. Google made emojis available in blog posts some time ago, but I saw no way to insert emojis into comments.

One day, however, I was clicking the little mousie thingie at random when I happened to click the right mouse button just when my cursor was in the comment section. Well sir, up popped a little menu with Emojis at the top.  ==>

Why didn't someone tell this poor befuddled senior about this handy dandy little feature?

I mean to say that I know I can insert emojis on the tablet or phone, but I do most of my blog-related stuff on the computer, and I never realized that I had this option.

It is not that I am all that bigly on using emojis, but they're fun and useful from time to time. 

Upon further investigation, I found that I can do this anywhere.  I could even insert one right here 😎. 

I am happy and proud to have discovered this. 😊

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A few of you liked my humour on the Fall Back = Fall Apart post last week. Thank you, I try.

But you know what? Even though I can sometimes write humourously, I can't actually tell a good story. I can very seldom even tell a good joke. I can chirp in with humourous one-liners or puns, but that's about it. It turns out that I can only write a funny story but not tell one.

I guess I am a sui generis sorta fella. (see below)

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Sui generis was a recent word of the day, and I just felt like using it. I thought I might even remember it if I actually employed the term once, but I suspect that I am deluding myself. 

It basically means unique although it tends to be used mostly in a legal context.

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Sui you later, folks.