Also putting "the" in front of things that don't require a definite article. Bonus points for then pluralizing something incorrectly.
"I saw it on the facebooks."
Also putting "the" in front of things that don't require a definite article. Bonus points for then pluralizing something incorrectly.
"I saw it on the facebooks."
Back when I was still playing pokemon go, I'd walk the neighborhood with my wife. Every time we saw kids playing, I'd ask them "Are you guys playing the Pokey Mans?" Drove her crazy.Also putting "the" in front of things that don't require a definite article. Bonus points for then pluralizing something incorrectly.
"I saw it on the facebooks."
Starfire would make quite the dad.
Googling animal diseases is about as useful or sensible as googling human diseases, though.Diomedes just spit out a tooth. It's one of his top fangs (I think that's what they call the front, tall sharp teeth). He lost another one some time ago, but now I'm getting worried. I googled the issue and it could be some kind of gum disease.
Well they are NOW.I wanted to build a tube amp for funsies, but man, tubes are kind of pricey.
"Canines"It's one of his top fangs (I think that's what they call the front, tall sharp teeth).
Our vet tried to get us to use chicken flavoured toothpaste with one of our cats. It was not a success.Yeah, I'm going to call them or bring him in sometime in the next few days (I have a date tonight and I'm working tomorrow). I know they were concerned about his teeth before. But it's near impossible to clean them because he fights me too much.
FallopianWhat all tubes are you guys looking at/using?
Well I know steinman's constantly using his, so you couldn't borrow those...Fallopian
Build your own vacuum tubes then:I wanted to build a tube amp for funsies, but man, tubes are kind of pricey.
No wonder it was so expensive.Fallopian
Like most things, they're much cheaper to order from overseas. Though shipping can be an issue.No wonder it was so expensive.
Whatever you're thinking of doing, Stu Hegeman did it first and better.I'm just going to make my own electrons too. No store bought subatomic particles can make my music sound authentic.
I'm just going to make my own electrons too.
This is basically the reason I installed a MUD client on my work machine.Yesterday was a holiday in Belgium. Today most companies are making the bridge and are closed. My boss and everybody else at the company, along with all of our suppliers and subcontractors, are either "working from home", taking up overtime, or closed. Of course, one of my operators is working, that's pretty normal in the security sector, after all....
But I'm here too, and, well, I had maybe an hour of actual work to do this morning with sending reports and verifying demands and all that, and I've now been doing some busywork and checking up on some administration and all that jazz, but....I have nothing serious to do. Seriously, nothing.
It's beautiful weather outside, my girlfriend has the day off, and I'm stuck in an office qith no window and no sunlight pretending to work because....Reasons?
Ugh.
If I install a game on this thing I'll never get my work done ever again. Know your weaknesses and all thatThis is basically the reason I installed a MUD client on my work machine.
mad at me because I won't let him go to school
I'm seriously going to market blowdarts for parents. Junior won't go to sleep? Blowdart him. Susie's giving you lip? Blowdart her. Have a herd of Steinmans? Gatling blowdart 'em.I should have known when I got woken up at 4 AM it was foreshadowing a bad morning.
Li'l Z woke up then, and after a quick trip to the bathroom, couldn't fall back asleep on his own. So that meant getting up, putting on some music for him, and heading back to bed myself. Usually Mr. Z does this because he can easily fall back asleep, but he's had a horrible two weeks at work (which could be another post in-and-of-itself) and he hasn't been sleeping well, so I did it. But I am a person who, once they wake up, cannot get back to sleep. So I tossed and turned until 6 AM, which wouldn't have been so bad...
...except last month our water supplier sent two strongly worded letters back-to-back that we needed to upgrade our meter IMMEDIATELY...and then scheduled the appointment for 3 weeks later, between 7:30-9 AM. Which is today. Which meant I had to be up, dressed and ready to let this guy in the house before 7:30 AM. And guess who didn't show up until almost 9 AM?
So now the meter's done, but I've got a kid, who can barely hold his head up, mad at me because I won't let him go to school, and I'm trying desperately not to catch his cold, because A)I've got a 5K to run tomorrow, and B) I just got over the last cold he brought home, which left me sick on Mother's Day and the week following it. And I still have to drive into NYC tonight to stay with a friend who lives close to the race. All before the holiday weekend.
[insert expletives and incoherent grumbling]
The disposal joke was a bit iffy and then the gut punch. Yikes. Funny? Yes, but so, so terribly wrong.I feel sort of bad, but I laughed out loud at the "I feel pregnant" part.
Which makes it funnier.The disposal joke was a bit iffy and then the gut punch. Yikes. Funny? Yes, but so, so terribly wrong.
At age 4, school is still awesome and amazing (at least to him). Not getting to go is like a punishment for this kid.
My daughter was trying to get perfect attendance this year, but then was really sick and had laryngitis for four straight days. She was upset about losing perfect attendance until she was able to skip a day of school a month later to go skiing and not have to care about it anymore. (Also I think perfect attendance is a scam award meant to train kids to never take sick days as adults )At age 4, school is still awesome and amazing (at least to him). Not getting to go is like a punishment for this kid.