Random Thoughts Part 5: Time to Split Again

In summary, the conversation revolved around various topics such as dreams, different numbering systems, and education in different countries. The participants shared personal experiences, opinions, and debated about the merits of different theories. The conversation also included a discussion about a book and a recipe.
  • #561
fresh_42 said:
Intended?

Sort of. But none has had hip problems. Maybe @1oldman2 should listen to it more often?
 
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  • #562
WWGD said:
Sort of. But none has had hip problems. Maybe @1oldman2 should listen to it more often?
It's more like " lurkin' for a livin' " :smile:
 
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  • #563
1oldman2 said:
It's more like " lurkin' for a livin' " :smile:

That's what she (and, sadly, the judge) said (all-purpose reply).
 
  • #564
fresh_42 said:
West coast problem?
Broken fan problem.
 
  • #565
Yet another different way of pronouncing Renaissance. Five last count.
 
  • #566
I have heard the expression " foisting his own petard" in different ways. Pretty confusing. Maybe a disgusting sexual meaning and another one about showing off.
 
  • #567
WWGD said:
I have heard the expression " foisting his own petard" in different ways. Pretty confusing. Maybe a disgusting sexual meaning and another one about showing off.
I was always under the impression it was "hoisted by his own petard" have I been wrong all along?
 
  • #568
1oldman2 said:
I was always under the impression it was "hoisted by his own petard" have I been wrong all along?
Not sure. Maybe I am the one who's wrong --serves me right for foisting/(being hoisted) by my own petard. Though I still have no idea what the expression means EDIT: It seems you're right @1oldman2 , a search for my expression did not get any hits.
 
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  • #569
WWGD said:
Not sure. Maybe I am the one who's wrong --serves me right for foisting/(being hoisted) by my own petard. Though I still have no idea what the expression means
Either way considering the "petard" it's funny?:)
 
  • #570
1oldman2 said:
Either way considering the "petard" it's funny?:)
No kidding, that can of beans I just had me hoisting plenty of petards. They won't let me eat at the diner any more.
 
  • #571
WWGD said:
No kidding, that can of beans I just had me hoisting plenty of petards. They won't let me eat at the diner any more.
The main thing about petards is to maintain a low particulate count, otherwise there can be complications
 
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  • #572
I don't know why I have been butchering sentences recently. Maybe I am just tired.
 
  • #573
Ah, interesting, another nut referring to himself in the 3rd person. You know, Joe Blow saying things like " Joe Blow is an outstanding speaker", or " Joe Blow is an honest man".
 
  • #574
I've ridden around on some exotic vessels before, but I've never even seen an ice breaker.

I think they are cool.

 
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  • #575
WWGD said:
Ah, interesting, another nut referring to himself in the 3rd person. You know, Joe Blow saying things like " Joe Blow is an outstanding speaker".
3rd party view is good except in video games. It could be we're all tired :sleep:
 
  • #576
1oldman2 said:
3rd party view is good except in video games. It could be we're all tired :sleep:
3rd party is too much if you have all of them on the same night. WWGD doesn't do 3 parties on the same night -- and I am not just being hoisted...
 
  • #577
fresh_42 said:
WHAT? A Google search without stupid results?
Actually, there is a name for those words/strings that do not produce results in a google search.
 
  • #578
fresh_42 said:
WHAT? A Google search without stupid results?
That's why I stick with duckduckgo :smile:
 
  • #579
1oldman2 said:
That's why I stick with duckduckgo :smile:
Or Cuil, which does not track you either.
 
  • #580
WWGD said:
Ah, interesting, another nut referring to himself in the 3rd person. You know, Joe Blow saying things like " Joe Blow is an outstanding speaker", or " Joe Blow is an honest man".
Here it is epidemic that people being interviewed refer to themselves as 'we' or 'one': "We have done our best, but the race car wasn't fast enough", "One wasn't focused enough."
Oh, how I hate this cowardly language.
 
  • #581
WWGD said:
Or Cuil, which does not track you either.
Interesting, that's new to me. :smile:
 
  • #582
fresh_42 said:
Here it is epidemic that people being interviewed refer to themselves as 'we' or 'one': "We have done our best, but the race car wasn't fast enough", "One wasn't focused enough."
Oh, how I hate this cowardly language.
Together with other euphemisms like "passing away" , or "S/he is no longer with us" . Look at people's reactions when you just say " He is dead".
 
  • #583
WWGD said:
3rd party is too much if you have all of them on the same night. WWGD doesn't do 3 parties on the same night -- and I am not just being hoisted...
What is it that you make my music program this night?

 
  • #584
1oldman2 said:
Interesting, that's new to me. :smile:
It was a competitor of google for some (short period of ) time, but it fizzled.
http://www.cuil.pt/
 
  • #585
WWGD said:
Together with other euphemisms like "passing away" , or "S/he is no longer with us" . Look at people's reactions when you just say " He is dead".
People have a hard time with the"reality of the finality of the mortality" or the three "ality's as I call them
 
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  • #586
fresh_42 said:
What is it that you make my music program this night?


Swedish collection? Der Sluppen Johannes B (don't know how to use the Umlaut).
 
  • #587
1oldman2 said:
People have a hard time with the"reality of the finality of the mortality" or the three "ality's as I call them

Agree, but you want to be careful not to detach yourself too much from difficult situations either.
 
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  • #589
fresh_42 said:
What is it that you make my music program this night?


Caught that live once long long ago,great show :wink:
 
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  • #591
WWGD said:
Ah, thanks, I had the meaning wrong by a long stretch.
An analogy might be "patting ones own back" or "tooting ones own horn" only with a twist to it.
 
  • #592
fresh_42 said:
WHAT? A Google search without stupid results?
Hey! Don't quote other people and attribute it to me.
 
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  • #593
zoobyshoe said:
Hey! Don't quote other people and attribute it to me.
Oops. Sorry for that and deleted.
 
  • #594
OmCheeto said:
I've ridden around on some exotic vessels before, but I've never even seen an ice breaker.

I think they are cool.


I'm still waiting to catch the "Tiki bar" boat. :wink:
 
  • #595
Optimism is only a lack of information.
 
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