Wing Woo Gar
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Supposed to rain for 5 days here in Humboldt, that used to be called a drought. It rained 28 days one April about 20 years or so ago.
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Xue Sheng
All weight is underside
Just watched the movie "iron Mask" with Jackie Chan and Arnold Schwarzenegger. Well, when I say watch I mean I saw the beginning and then fast forwarded through much of it to get to the end. After getting through it, my recommendation is....don't.... it is pretty darn awful... the trailer has the best parts.....it would not be bad if that was the whole movie.......but it isn't
Wing Woo Gar
Senior Master
ROFLMFAO!
Pretty slow on here today...
Steve
Mostly Harmless
I've been roasting coffee this morning. I am still trying to figure out how to use this new machine. Did a couple of batches of a bean from Papua New Guinea.
Even worse than that -
Twenty years ago my wife and I went to the movies. The previews of coming attractions showed a film "Hanging Up", with Water Matheau, Meg Ryan, Diane Keaton. The preview was quite funny.
So my wife and I went the following week to see it. It was about three sisters caring for an elderly father who had been an a-hole his whole life, was now ailing and had dementia. It was a horribly depressing movie - the exact opposite of what the trailer showed. Why? Because the producers knew that had a clunker that would never sell. They put every three second laugh into that trailer.
May Karma rip their souls out.
granfire
Sr. Grandmaster
seems nobody can beat that!
I just bought some paper to cut up
or rather I just bought sewing patterns to print and cut up.
I have found that snipping paper is a marvelous way for me to decompress.
I wish I could find some cool craft things though like they had in kid's magazines way back when. Like whole castles and such!
I just bought some paper to cut up
or rather I just bought sewing patterns to print and cut up.
I have found that snipping paper is a marvelous way for me to decompress.
I wish I could find some cool craft things though like they had in kid's magazines way back when. Like whole castles and such!
It's amazing to me how people on some forums come in asking for direct advice/a direct question, get a bunch of responses all saying one thing, then states they're going to do the opposite of that thing. I wonder sometimes what the point is of even asking.
granfire
Sr. Grandmaster
the online world, and Barney fallout.....
it is not unique to the MA forums either. I mean, even if you do not intend to follow the advice, say thank you, and 'lot's to think about' or so, and be done with it.
Steve
Mostly Harmless
I loved those things. Like in the Highlights magazines. Right? I haven't looked, but I bet they make "adult" versions to buy.
I'm messing around with kumiko woodworking. My son-in-law wants to make an electric guitar for my daughter, and we're trying to make one that is a kumiko design.
Steve
Mostly Harmless
Might be a way to break the ice so to speak. But if so, as you alluded to, a follow up on responses would be ideal............
Xue Sheng
All weight is underside
I often wonder the same thing
I was asked by a department in my office to spec out laptops for them. THey had an idea of what they wanted and told me. After a couple days I came back with the laptops I recommended and also told them the one they were looking at is nothing but trouble as well as telling them "Do Not Order It"........ they order the one I expressly told them not to order...several of them actually
Now I get to tell them, every single time they bring one to me to fix..... I told you so.....
Happens in the real world too
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