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The world is getting wiser the wiser are wise arses.
Bacle2 said:I was hanging out in B&N, and I was by the Philosophy section, when a young kid, around 7-8
asked me what philosophy was. It seemed like too big of a question; I tried for a while, but got
nowhere (probably my own ignorance ) and ended up telling him that it was "about people called
Phil"
lisab said:I bought a new set of sheets today. Not sure if this is done outside of the US, but here most stores have a sample of the sheet available to touch. This keeps people from opening the packages.
So I go down the aisle, touching all the samples. Too slippery, too rough, too cold, eww this one catches every rough spot on my hand, etc. Finally I find the perfect sheet, on sale even!
I get home, open the package...and it feels nothing like the sample in the store. I think the only way it could feel like that is if I have several thousand people come rub their dirty paws all over my sheets. Maybe I can run a Craigslist ad? "Looking for volunteers to soften my sheets by touching them." Nah, I guess not.
Yet another first world problem.
Bacle2 said:I don't understand why they cannot tell you the weather (on T.V)
using a time-of-day v temperature graph, or at least why they cannot
include a graph with the report.
AlephZero said:You need a better TV station. Go to http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/
Click on one of the days in the 5-day forecast to get an hourly forecast, choose the "graph" or "table" options.
You can set the location to anywhere in the UK, but I guess they don't do forecasts for other countries.
Evo said:Been outside with my mallards. Male and female. They return here every late spring to mate. Goes against everything I've ever read about mallards, they're inseparable. The male watches out for the female, let's her eat first while guarding her. I haven't seen their son with them yet this year, maybe he finally found a mate. Although a couple of weeks ago, I saw two very large males frolicking in the stream together. Sadly, in a few weeks the male will start moulting and then they'll both leave, hopefully to return next year. We have never been able to find the nest or the ducklings.
trollcast said:You could keep them forever if you had a 12 gauge and a good taxidermist.
Saxby said:Does any else wonder if they'll soon be able to build a 3D printer which prints 3D printers?
Someone must of had that idea![]()
I attend an electronics meeting at a site where other groups also meet. One of the groups builds their own 3D printers. Some of the more advanced guys incorporate parts that were made with a 3D printer. Still have to put it together though.Saxby said:Does any else wonder if they'll soon be able to build a 3D printer which prints 3D printers?
Someone must of had that idea![]()
haha thanks. On the bright side I spent a week learning everything about baudrate, stopbits, parity bits, databits and all that jazz even though they weren't the problem :)dlgoff said:9 pin ≠ 25 pin
Also, pins 2 and 3 are opposite ways round for DCE and DTE devices.dlgoff said:9 pin ≠ 25 pin
and, not to forget, hobbits.wukunlin said:haha thanks. On the bright side I spent a week learning everything about baudrate, stopbits, parity bits, databits and all that jazz even though they weren't the problem :)
dkotschessaa said:10MB internet should not cost $50 a month. I don't want cable. I don't want a phone. I don't want superfastgamergeekspeed fiber BS. I just want plain vanilla internet and I'm not going to pay a lot for this muffler! er..internet!
Kholdstare said:Excuse me. Why is the post asking the genius of this site was removed? And why did I not get the chance to state that I am rightly the genius of this site with an unquestionable IQ of 20000?
Bacle2 said:I like Sugar Ray's music
I mean, great song and everything, but I'm curious about his interest and enthusiasm about flies.
Why do you want a fly, Sugar Ray? Going fly-fishing? And why don't you just go out in the
garden and swat one?