Random Thought of the Day

I just completed my semi annual visit to Snorgtees....tee shirts for witty people.

I didn't understand most of the tee shirt slogans:

Accio coffee is apparently from that book series about some kid in England being a magician.

Luke's Diner is apparently from a tv show Gilmore Girls a walk and talk show supposedly so filled with female roles they felt they had to hire a male.

I guess I just ain't "hip".

Quote: Fleastiff

I guess I just ain't "hip".

I object! Fleastiff is the very definition of Hip!

Happiness is:

being able to afford to tell a customer "You're a moron and an SOB! Have you never seen an orange before in your life?"

What's up with the east coast of Italy? If you don't count Venice, which is way up north to the point where to claim that it's not the east coast 'proper' is not a crazy thing to say, the rest of it is on the Adriatic and, you would think, be pretty nice. But I'd venture to say the average American couldn't name a single place. I include myself in that category by this time tomorrow.

I don't know how long this link will be good for. Chris Rock was pretty funny tonight.

There was a video of 10 thieves using a truck and chain to rip the bars off a gun store. The store had those poles in front of it to prevent ramming through.

The bars own strength assisted is helping rip them from the front of the store. So maybe if you designed segmented bars? No matter where you attach, only small pieces get pulled away. Sure you could keep cutting away at weaker segment points until you got a big enough hole, but no matter what you did would eat up time.

Because the crime was all about speed, that would slow them down.

"I survived".

That is the entire email I just received from my 82 year old father after having major back surgery this afternoon. I am glad to see he still has his sense of humor.

A frangible bar that was wired into the alarm system would help.

Quote: DRich

"I survived".

That is the entire email I just received from my 82 year old father after having major back surgery this afternoon. I am glad to see he still has his sense of humor.

Some aren't incredibly painful. I hope his after effects, are minimal.

I don't know if everyone wonders when they go under, whether or not they are coming back. but I know I do. I am waiting for my appt. time right now.
Your dad is inspirational at 82, to go through it, although I can imagine he didn't have much choice. Hope it makes it much better.

Quote: petroglyph

I don't know if everyone wonders when they go under, whether or not they are coming back. but I know I do.

I also consider the possibility every time. I have had over 20 surgery's and now that I am almost 50 everyone is a little scarier than the last. I always say my "I love you's" before they put me under.