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WWGD
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Finally got some benefit from my strength training (leg lifts, pushups, etc.) when I slipped and fell a few floors and did not get hurt.
How many is/are "a few?"WWGD said:fell a few floors and did not get hurt.
A few cannot be one, but it can be as low as two... .Bystander said:How many is/are "a few?"
Sorry, unintended exaggeration: a few steps down; I tripped and fell 5-6 stair steps down.Bystander said:How many is/are "a few?"
Face forward or sliding down on your back?WWGD said:Sorry, unintended exaggeration: a few steps down; I tripped and fell 5-6 stair steps down.
On my back.Asymptotic said:Face forward or sliding down on your back?
Why do scuba divers fall backwards into the water?Asymptotic said:Face forward or sliding down on your back?
That's the only way to go!WWGD said:On my back.
Good deal; in my case it was just good-old rain in a smooth surface near the stairs.Asymptotic said:That's the only way to go!
Did it once myself coming home from school one cold, snowy day. Slipped on a patch of ice at the very top of a nine concrete stairway between our yard and the road ... my armload of books went flying as I slid down backwards head first, hollering "f&%k" for every time my head hit stair finally coming to a stop on the other side of the macadam. :)
I forgot, I guess, all the bottles I have opened for older people too: "You look pretty strong, can you help me with this...". Time well spent with those pushups, leglifts, etc.WWGD said:Finally got some benefit from my strength training (leg lifts, pushups, etc.) when I slipped and fell a few floors and did not get hurt.
Wake up, winter's ahead! You will need space for a second and third pair of socks!WWGD said:"Wake up, you need to make money!"
And, hopefully new shoes from the new PF shoe exchange...fresh_42 said:Wake up, winter's ahead! You will need space for a second and third pair of socks!
Around 13-13.5 ; any shoes I can wear to an office job. Things are a bit formal in here in terms of dressing for work.jim hardy said:I've long thought a PF swap meet would be fun. Trade those' projects we never got around to finishing' .
What size are your shoes ? What style?
Wow I'm 8.5 - 9.WWGD said:Around 13-13.5
And now the physics lesson for our students here:jim hardy said:Wow I'm 8.5 - 9.WWGD said:Around 13-13.5
They used to be calledPosy McPostface said:Not to shill; but, just got a home assistant or, for me and what I hope to be, a life organizer. Think it's worth the $49.
Easy: you're 29'' tall!fresh_42 said:And now the physics lesson for our students here:
Mine is 45-46.
Find the error!
https://duckduckgo.com/Borg said:I can't access Google today and I'm being forced to use Bing.![]()
I forgot about that one. Fortunately, Google is back.fresh_42 said:
I think a combo of both is best: use Google when you want to find something within what you expect, within the familiar, since Google tracks your search history and if you want a blank search, use DuckDuckgo, which does not track your history. In a sense, Google narrows your world and gives you predictable results.fresh_42 said:
Yeah, but Google's servers have a completely strange impression of my behavior. I look up places on maps, sometimes news and translations, but mostly if I look for pages to quote here. Which by the way is hard enough for certain terms. But it usually directs me to Wikipedia, so I go there in the first place. It's also the better place to translate scientific vocabulary. However, I prefer Google if I want to do a fast connection check in which case I use search items which will guarantee me many findings. You could guess, these aren't the scientific terms ...WWGD said:I think a combo of both is best: use Google when you want to find something within what you expect, within the familiar, since Google tracks your search history and if you want a blank search, use DuckDuckgo, which does not track your history. In a sense, Google narrows your world and gives you predictable results.
An understatement, Freshmeister. I used to do online Sudokus. Once around 19 boxes were left empty, I considered the puzzle done and would start a new one. Google interpreted this as my being senile and started recommended treatments for Alzheimer, Parkinson. Google is not too good with outliers.fresh_42 said:Yeah, but Google's servers have a completely strange impression of my behavior. I look up places on maps, sometimes news and translations, but mostly if I look for pages to quote here. Which by the way is hard enough for certain terms. But it usually directs me to Wikipedia, so I go there in the first place. It's also the better place to translate scientific vocabulary. However, I prefer Google if I want to do a fast connection check in which case I use search items which will guarantee me many findings. You could guess, these aren't the scientific terms ...
One desktop with two monitors running, one laptop running, one modem/router running, one Roku running...Tom.G said:If it tests with the computer system running the report says 16 Minutes.
And for all who missed a previous quote: Here's my favorite story about the tachyon universe:WWGD said:Tachyon, my (Grey)Wayward son...