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## Stuff I like on the internet
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This section of a website used to be called a "blogroll." I don't know what it's
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called now. In order to be on this list, I must have been subscribed or
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otherwise follow it for over a year. It's amazing how little stuff on the
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internet can't make that cut.
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### [Thru the Bible](https://ttb.org/)
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I'm convinced that the word of God is timeless, and we need less commentary and
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cherry-picking of favorite verses, and more study of the complete Bible. Dr.
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McGee does just that.
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### [Enoch the Cow Vet](https://youtube.com/channel/UC6PPmHUbcdOSzX5tLB3uXdw)
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A veternarian/agricultural channel that doesn't make me cringe. "God built these
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things for cows for vets ... [there are] so many aspects of the cow that are
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just designed for vets." Amen, Enoch. Amen.
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### [Proglogion](https://blog.drwile.com/)
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The blog of my high school science teacher (of sorts). It is refreshing to find
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a creationist who can still think critically. I love his "bad sermon
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illustrations" posts.
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### [The Milk Check](https://www.jacoby.com/learning-center/podcasts-overview/)
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A pragmatic inside look at dairy marketing. I only understand half of what
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they're talking about, but I learn something new every episode.
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### [Brian Harry's Blog](https://devblogs.microsoft.com/bharry/)
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Where else are you going to find a blog about cows _and_ version control? The
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blog is basically dead now, but it's still fun to go back and read the farm
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stories.
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### [Car Talk](https://cartalk.com/)
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The antics of these guys are enough to make anyone have to pull over to the side
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of the road from laughing too much. I dread the day when NPR fully axes the only
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good program to cross their airwaves.
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