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No. I made a grammar mistake.WWGD said:You're sadly right.
No. I made a grammar mistake.WWGD said:You're sadly right.
German humor?fresh_42 said:No. I made a grammar mistake.
I don't know. Once on our way home from a pizzeria I made a remark which I thought it was funny. One of my friends laughed, whereas the other one did not. He then asked: "Why do you laugh. Did you understand it?" The answer he got was: "No, but I learned when to laugh. He'd rather lose a good friend than a bad punchline."WWGD said:German humor?
No problem, sorry for my over-seriousness.fresh_42 said:I don't know. Once on our way home from a pizzeria I made a remark which I thought it was funny. One of my friends laughed, whereas the other one did not. He then asked: "Why do you laugh. Did you understand it?" The answer he got was: "No, but I learned when to laugh. He'd rather lose a good friend than a bad punchline."
I have an excuse for tonight. The Bronco's defense ruined my evening.
fresh_42 said:My first thought was, which I did not write: steeling may have been faster.
WWGD said:You're sadly right.
But Psinter is here to help:fresh_42 said:No. I made a grammar mistake.
Did you take the actual weather conditions on the east coast into account?Psinter said:But Psinter is here to help:
Steeling...
Steering...
Steering to the near B&N may have been faster.
I did... not...fresh_42 said:Did you take the actual whether conditions on the east coast into account?
This?Psinter said:Saw in some shows on TV this BBC logo and I tried to look at the meaning of it, like what those letters stand for. Guess what is the first thing Google throws at me? I'm not even going to say it. Come on Google, can't I get anything serious these days? *sigh*
I know I joke a lot, but there are times when I want to be serious.
EDIT: It's British Broadcasting Corporation. In case someone is looking for it.
Brad Bazin?zoobyshoe said:What idiot schedules a show like that at 7:00 P.M. ?
rootone said:Chute yeah.
Sometime I visit my brother who lives about one hour away on a local flight.
Final approach to the airport goes right over his house.
Then I have to do all that security clearance stuff and wait half an hour for a bus which is probably not running on time.
Jump with a chute, that would be fun, but air travel is getting more regulated these days.
Try Kindle, it takes just a few seconds, maybe half a minute.WWGD said:(RANT) More than #$% 40 minutes to download an e-book --for pay, not a free one. EDIT: I am near a B&N, may just settle for physical book. All this technology and after an hour I end up walking to the bookstore. Life is a cycle.
That would be a good scene for some alternative movieWWGD said:I am sitting in a coffee shop , close to the entrance , and almost everyone coming in makes a few jumps on top of the rug right in front of me, to wipe their shoes clean. It looks like a small dance. I take it as a dance they do to honor me. Hey, it works for me.
I wish I could understand your metaphors .fresh_42 said:This way I became a specialist in carbon solid state physics
And did you know that even water can be burned? However, in this case the calcium part dominates the carbon part.
Thanks, but this is a textbook, and they don't have many available for Kindle. And I have a thing that I prefer the Nook from Barnes and Noble (B&N) since B&N , unlike amazon, has physical bookstores with a coffee shop to hang out in. I prefer to support them economically , since they give me more than just a book for my money.Sophia said:Try Kindle, it takes just a few seconds, maybe half a minute.
That means that I tend to start cooking or warming something, go back to the computer or television because to wait is boring, and when I remember my oven again everything has turned into coal. And water creates a strange connection between the minerals in it and the steel of the pot once it is vaporized and all the energy is left for the reaction.Silicon Waffle said:I wish I could understand your metaphors .
OK, thank youfresh_42 said:That means that I tend to start cooking or warming something, go back to the computer or television because to wait is boring, and when I remember my oven again everything has turned into coal. And water creates a strange connection between the minerals in it and the steel of the pot once it is vaporized and all the energy is left for the reaction.
Haha! Not really. In the little resume of what pages contains the first result said those letters stood for: "**** be crazy". I would have laughed any day at that, but I was dead serious at that point when looking for the real meaning and it bothered me probably more than it should have.Enigman said:
My grandparents think that if you get a little blister in the lower eyelid, it is because your girlfriend/boyfriend is being unloyal to you. (Cheating on you, for shorts)Silicon Waffle said:My grandparents think having a twitch on the right eye is a sign of either something bad going to happen or that someone is cursing you. I think someone is thinking really bad about me, so I post this to preempt it.
There's always a way.Borg said:I usually try to clear the snow when they do cover it with the plow but this year is just too much.
Do you have Barnes and Noble in Slovakia?WWGD said:Thanks, but this is a textbook, and they don't have many available for Kindle. And I have a thing that I prefer the Nook from Barnes and Noble (B&N) since B&N , unlike amazon, has physical bookstores with a coffee shop to hang out in. I prefer to support them economically , since they give me more than just a book for my money.
dlgoff said:There's always a way.
It may not even work. The denser the snow the harder it melts. Likely a method to preserve some snow for spring.WWGD said:How about if there was a sign asking each passer by (by some snow) to spend 2-or-so minutes stepping on some snow until they melt it? Imagine
after you have 1000 people going by, it would start making a difference. But it may not be realistic.
How about a city-wide snowfight? Or maybe we can put it in trucks and send it to your favorite state, Arizona? But, more seriously, how about finding a way of sending it to states with drought problems, thru some sort of water exchange system, maybe a pipleine, like the oil pipeline?fresh_42 said:It may not even work. The denser the snow the harder it melts. Likely a method to preserve some snow for spring.
The co-snowplow by the use of chemical energy is funny, however, doing this in NYC might confront you with not seen before aspects of nowadays public safety concepts, or a one-way trip to Cuba
Remember what happened to your last pipeline project?WWGD said:How about a city-wide snowfight? Or maybe we can put it in trucks and send it to your favorite state, Arizona? But, more seriously, how about finding a way of sending it to states with drought problems, thru some sort of water exchange system, maybe a pipleine, like the oil pipeline?
I'm going to kick his arse hard if I ever had one.Psinter said:...
My grandparents think that if you get a little blister in the lower eyelid, it is because your girlfriend/boyfriend is being unloyal to you. (Cheating on you, for shorts)
That would make a great thread: My grandparents think...
Hihi. Then we would have to change your name to: Silicon Waffle The ImpactSilicon Waffle said:I'm going to kick his arse hard if I ever had one.
How about The Impactor in contradiction to The Target?Psinter said:EDIT: I just added to end of some mentors names the words: The Impact... and some sound quite awesome let me tell you.