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nicole wrote: ↑21 Oct 2020, 16:46James Randi

I'm actually really bummed by this. Gillette is 65 and there isn't any more prominent sceptics out there. Not household names at least.

The wife has been in Maryland visiting her girlfriend so I've had the kitchen to myself. A lack of fish dishes so far but I did a bulgogi style ground beef that has seen me through two dinners and two breakfasts, one fried rice style and the other with barely cooked backyard eggs. I used fressh grat...

So, on lighter news, we are predicted to get between 7 and 11" of snow tonight. So far it's just rain and fingers crossed it remains that way as I am behind the curve this year getting the studded tire swapped on the vehicles.

Well, thanks to my mother's passing we are up one moar kitteh. That makes 4 indoors, 1 feral that we feed occasionally, 1 rabbit, 1 golden retriever and 12 chickens. The new cat is adjusting well, sweet, and has glommed onto the missus like a pot of sticky rice in the sun. I'll post pics when I am i...

Aresen wrote: ↑16 Sep 2020, 21:25 The Justice Department's Investigation of John Bolton Seems Like a Witch Hunt

Some witch hunts target real witches.

Well long and late, but this is unabashed fact.

This is why we can't have nice things.
https://mustreadalaska.com/murder-in-ma ... w-in-jail/

Same here. He was the consummate geek. No words

So what I'm seeing is, if you don't know that you have been infected, pretend like you haven't and take personal precautions. Ergo, I'm wearing a mask until such time that I become infected and am no longer contagious. I'm also working from home (because I have that option) and minimizing my trips o...

Mo wrote: ↑21 Apr 2020, 14:31 Well, that’s not good.

https://apnews.com/a5077c7227b8eb8b0dc23423c0bbe2b2

What? It's not like anyone was promoting it as a curative.

I just broke down (semi-literally) and ordered one of these: https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/814R9JlGwPL._SL1500_.jpg They ain't cheap, but my Office Depot POS chair is about a week or so away from collapsing completely when I sit down on it, so maybe this will be cheaper than the ...

I wrote an essay that I am happy with and think can do better than my no-traffic blog, but I don't think I can get it into a paying venue. So I'm trying out Medium. https://medium.com/@physicistatlarge/the-farewell-as-a-tale-of-similarity-in-an-era-of-diversity-8a90414d23eb?sk=b07cb7be5d1071566c59a...

That's because you stay signed into Google whilst you peruse the Gryll. Also, behind the veil should remain so. Ergo, no worries.

For the trifecta and ban hammer: Covid sucks. Covid will kill a fair number of people, perhaps people I care for dearly (both of my parents are in their 80s). Even so, I feel the long term effects of this "lockdown" will hurt us as a populace more. This should be behind the veil but I strong enough ...

dbcooper wrote: ↑14 Apr 2020, 07:55 https://chp-dashboard.geodata.gov.hk/covid-19/en.html

4 dead? I hate to admit I still trust the numbers from Hong Kong.

We really need a new shrugging emoji with Trumps face on it Trump conceded to CNN's Jim Acosta that there will not be mass coronavirus testing for all Americans when the country goes back to work. "We want to have it and we're going to see if we have it. Do you need it? No. Is it a nice thing to do...

I'll be honest here, I'm working from home because I can. No 1 hr commute, work in pjs, doing the exact same shit I did in the office? Yes please.

Okay, last post in this thread tonight addressing various things: On my last supply run I discovered that the local quilting bee has turned to making face masks. So, what where you doing that interacted with the local bee? My wife's sewing some masks for us and others as an aside. I signed up for In...

I've been growing my hair out for over a year, so am reading all of the people worried about their haircuts with some amusement. Gonna have a lot of people coming out of the stay-at-home looking like Japanese high school baseball players. ;) Wait, is this a thing? Guess I never realized it; I haven...

"pedialyte is like planned parenthood for hangovers. it costs you a bit, but it makes your little problem go away until the next time you drink too much."-- dhex

Twba wrote: ↑01 Apr 2020, 12:22 I thought during the apocalypse I would be counting ammo rounds instead of toilet paper rolls.

CSTSSS

Also, though you've probably mentioned it elsewhere, what is Twba? Not related to TMBG I presume?

Pham Nuwen wrote: ↑07 Apr 2020, 22:47 Maybe, Shem. People are going nuts already. The number of motorcycle and car accidents has gotten worrisome. I just dont think we'll be able to hold this down after April.

I'd think less traffic on the roads. That there's an uptick is definitely worrisome.

And in about 2 to 4 weeks it will pick up again. Waves big and small. As people get sick of cowering/cabin fever, head out and promptly get infected. This exact scenario played out in Denver in the 1918 pandemic. They had a double peak in deaths, one before and one after their social distancing pro...

dead_elvis wrote: ↑29 Mar 2020, 16:13Guess the cork top leaked or breathed a little too much, it was on the flat side and all hop character was completely gone.

Yeah, I don't care what Stone or anyone else says hops doesn't age. Everything else in it turns to that funky raisin aged flavor (which I dig) but hops just disappears.

Or you could, you know, grow a pair and fix the damn thing yourself. :P So, this is interesting. I own an LG (yeah, yeah). Parts in these, um, parts are interesting to come by. Near as I can figure I have to buy them locally and only from LG authorized repair shops. Nobody I've located on the inter...

Or you could, you know, grow a pair and fix the damn thing yourself. :P That is a slippery slope. It starts with one Youtube video showing how to repair a common household appliance. Before you know it, you're strung out on videos showing how to tune a Lamborghini V12 with six Weber carbs. Or a 17 ...