The discussion centers around Russ's recent trip to Mexico, where he climbed a mountain and shared his experiences with the community. Participants engage in light-hearted banter about the climb, the weather, and Russ's work-related activities in Mexico, while also expressing curiosity about the location and conditions of Russ's stay.
Participants generally engage in friendly banter and share experiences, but there is no consensus on the nature of the mountain climbed, with differing opinions on its size and significance. The discussion remains light-hearted and exploratory without resolving any disagreements.
Participants express varying perspectives on the mountain's height and the nature of Russ's work, but no definitive measurements or conclusions are reached regarding these topics.
Readers interested in travel, outdoor adventures, or HVAC systems may find the shared experiences and challenges discussed in this thread relevant.
Nope, that's L.A.Arctic Fox said:
Not sure which it is, or even if it is one of those two, but there's something bright just above the left-hand spirally plant looking thing on the patio there. The plant sort of points at it. I thought I saw something else, then realized it was a speck of dust on my monitor.russ_watters said:
That is not a full moon... maybe just a werecub?Moonbear said:A picture of you after the moon has risen, huh? Should we expect fur and fangs in this one?
Yep - that would be Venus. Saturn is a little tougher...Moonbear said:
[worst British accent ever] Not bloody likely! [/worst British accent ever]Lisa! said:
The problem isn't with Mexico, its with the work and with being away from home.Lisa! said:
russ_watters said:
(I really hate those bouffant caps, and since I have long hair, that's the kind I'm stuck wearing when I do surgeries because the cool looking ones don't have enough room to tuck in my hair...I'm thinking of sewing my own though, something more like a chef's hat so there's room to tuck my hair in the top, but I don't have to wear those lame poofy disposable things). I'll get some goofy fabrics, like what the pediatrics nurses have for their scrub tops; maybe I can find one with a sheep print. Then at least people can laugh at me and my surgeon's cap for good reason! I was wondering if anyone would notice that...Moonbear said:Girls? Plural? No wonder you couldn't wait to get back!
Leave it to you to critique my clothing - I was more interested in the fact that I was in an a/c duct 14 feet off the floor.Oh, and now that the attachment is approved, what do you think you are, a surgeon? Cute hat.
russ_watters said:
Well, I can see you're in an AC duct, but the picture doesn't show how far off the floor you are. I guess that adds a good deal of incentive to guarantee solid construction when you design the system. *cues Mission Impossible theme while Russ crawls around in ducts* Really, I had no idea people could actually crawl around inside of them; I always thought that was something just done in movies!
