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Not to me. What did they mean?WWGD said:It is , of course, clear what they meant...
Not to me. What did they mean?WWGD said:It is , of course, clear what they meant...
zoobyshoe said:Not to me. What did they mean?
It could have meant 6 A.M. to 6 P.M., though. It's my experience that 24 hour blocks are expressed as 12 A.M. to 12 P.M. So, I wouldn't have known what to make of the sign.WWGD said:I would say from 6 a.m. on Friday to 6 a.m. on Saturday morning. If it is an uninterrupted block of time (as displayed), that is the only way in which I can make sense of it. Maybe it is not an autistic thing if others don't see it either.
You're right, I was assuming it was a special Christmas schedule , and there were two days marked that way, so I thought it was not a mistake, but meant that way.zoobyshoe said:It could have meant 6 A.M. to 6 P.M., though. It's my experience that 24 hour blocks are expressed as 12 A.M. to 12 P.M. So, I wouldn't have known what to make of the sign.
WWGD said:You're right, I was assuming it was a special Christmas schedule , and there were two days marked that way, so I thought it was not a mistake, but meant that way.
I think restaurant owners/managers are all more or less insane in that, they are completely deluded about what makes a sign intelligible.WWGD said:But a genuinely strange thing to do, I would say, is what I see some restaurants do, where they state their schedule as : Monday: 10-6 . Tuesday, 10:6 ,.., Saturday 10-6 , Sunday 10-6 . And then state _the exact same menu_ separately , for lunch and dinner every day, instead of : Open 10-6 daily, menu is ...
zoobyshoe said:I think restaurant owners/managers are all more or less insane in that, they are completely deluded about what makes a sign intelligible.
On that note, I would also like to complain that almost no restaurant has their holiday hours posted online. For example, I could not find whether any specific Starbucks was going to be open on Thanksgiving or Christmas, only the generic information that some might possibly be open with abbreviated hours. So, I called a couple, and there was not even a recording: just endless ringing with no answer.
Now you brought up the feeling of guilt in me. for doing the same.Giant said:I'm thinking I should stop lurking so much and be more active.
Apparently it adds to the load on the server. So a friend suggested I should stop lurking on all the websites and contribute if I'm using themWWGD said:Now you brought up the feeling of guilt in me. for doing the same.
I only have low fat food for thought.Silicon Waffle said:I love food for thought. It reminds me to always play nice, fair, sincere and be kind to all people. Otherwise I may grow a cancerous lump in the brain.
I don't remember having seen Lifetime movies, as I surf between channels , that are easy going and light-hearted. Look at the title in your link, "Stalked by my Doctor" .Most of their movies just seem to be over the top dramas. I guess it is fitting for the radical fem crowd they cater to.zoobyshoe said:I don't know how, but Lifetime channel has achieved the ability to pull things from at least a week in the future back to the present:View attachment 93709
I think it is after around a day.Giant said:Edit option disappears after sometime.![]()
It's less than 6 hours. I can't edit my other post. I'll be reeally careful from next time.WWGD said:I think it is after around a day.
If it is something you really want deleted, contact a staff member, they will help you.Giant said:It's less than 6 hours. I can't edit my other post. I'll be reeally careful from next time.
I was a little sloppy while writing, so 1 line appeared twice. No biggy I guess?WWGD said:If it is something you really want deleted, contact a staff member, they will help you.
I don't see it as a major issue, but it is ultimately up to you.Giant said:I was a little sloppy while writing, so 1 line appeared twice. No biggy I guess?
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Yea, I'll be careful next time. Wont bother the staff.WWGD said:I don't see it as a major issue, but it is ultimately up to you.
Yes, but the point is that the movie in question is labeled as having been released in 2016. But, it is currently 2015.WWGD said:I don't remember having seen Lifetime movies, as I surf between channels , that are easy going and light-hearted. Look at the title in your link, "Stalked by my Doctor" .Most of their movies just seem to be over the top dramas. I guess it is fitting for the radical fem crowd they cater to.
They seem to label them that way sometimes. But maybe you ran into a gap of the space-time continuum, which I say is more plausible -- if I was one of the " alien theorists" ; ). EDIT: there may be some marketing behind it where 2015 may sound as old and outdated at this time of the year and using 2016 may make it seem newer and more exciting..zoobyshoe said:Yes, but the point is that the movie in question is labeled as having been released in 2016. But, it is currently 2015.
zoobyshoe said:Just replaced the switch/socket in my desk lamp by cannibalizing another lamp I don't use anymore.
Nice!jim hardy said:Way to go Z ! Beat the system...
I just fixed an old boat compass , epoxied a crack in bottom and filled it back up with liquid.
Stamped inside "Apr 24 1973"
but i don't really need it, just some obsession i have to save fine things from the junkpile.
Oh well, It'll go nicely in grand-daughter's pink boat.
collinsmark said:Do you have Kelvin's balls to go with that?
I wasn't exactly out to beat the system. My experience is often that when you try to replace an old thing you like with a brand new one, there is no comparable new version available.jim hardy said:Way to go Z ! Beat the system...
Compasses are inherently cool. I have about 5 of them. Sometimes I use them to determine the polarity of permanent magnets.I just fixed an old boat compass , epoxied a crack in bottom and filled it back up with liquid.
Stamped inside "Apr 24 1973"
but i don't really need it, just some obsession i have to save fine things from the junkpile.
When you write your autobiography you should call it, "My Life as a Confused Foreigner."WWGD said:Reminders to myself, and to all those lacking common sense (equivalently, those having common nonsense, I guess ):
If the question can be interpreted as either "Where is the Dog Spa" , or " Where is the Dog's Pa " , it is most likely the first.
The saying goes : " It is the first day of the rest of your life" , not " It is the first day of the end of your life" , tho the last one is tautologically true.
What is going on ?WWGD said:Reminders to myself, and to all those lacking common sense (equivalently, those having common nonsense, I guess ):
If the question can be interpreted as either "Where is the Dog Spa" , or " Where is the Dog's Pa " , it is most likely the first.
The saying goes : " It is the first day of the rest of your life" , not " It is the first day of the end of your life" , tho the last one is tautologically true.
zoobyshoe said:When you write your autobiography you should call it, "My Life as a Confused Foreigner."
Just a bizarre day in one of the usually weird weeks in the year. The transition between the last and the first is also an awkward one, usually.Silicon Waffle said:What is going on ?
Maybe they mean to extract every single drop of oil before dumping the containers away. Other than that, they want to collect data for some *secret* psycho-analytical reports. Another likelihood is to determine what is indeterminateWWGD said:Just a bizarre day in one of the usually weird weeks in the year. The transition between the last and the first is also an awkward one, usually.
It seems it would be better to just let this last week of December be a holiday; life largely stops anyway around christmas and around new year anyway.Then in these two weeks people are awkwardly starting for a few days, stopping, then starting again, etc. Why not let the whole week of the 24th thru the 31st be a holiday and then start in full swing on the 1st , or maybe the 2nd? Or, even better, do like the Romans used to do , and I think Iranians/Zoroastrians still do, and start the year around March, at the beginning of Spring, when flowers start blooming and life reemerges from the freeze of Winter. I vote in favor.
WWGD said:But a genuinely strange thing to do, I would say, is what I see some restaurants do, where they state their schedule as : Monday: 10-6 . Tuesday, 10:6 ,.., Saturday 10-6 , Sunday 10-6 . And then state _the exact same menu_ separately , for lunch and dinner every day, instead of : Open 10-6 daily, menu is ...
WWGD said:I only have low fat food for thought.
WWGD said:Reminders to myself, and to all those lacking common sense (equivalently, those having common nonsense, I guess ):
If the question can be interpreted as either "Where is the Dog Spa" , or " Where is the Dog's Pa " , it is most likely the first.
dkotschessaa said:Q: Where is the Dog's Pa?
A: At the Dog Spa.
Q: Oh, where is the Dog Spa?
A: I just told you!
How about adding to this: I always thought of making it into a sort of street theater by putting many of these together:dkotschessaa said:Q: Where is the Dog's Pa?
A: At the Dog Spa.
Q: Oh, where is the Dog Spa?
A: I just told you!
Can they major ( or at least minor) in mis-communication ( which, BTW was the name of the beauty pageant in the communication department)?dkotschessaa said:When I first toured my college, our tour guide (a fourth year communications major) took us to the library, where she informed us that "the lie-berry is open 24/7, but not on weekends."
I would not recommend people major in communications at my university.
Wonder if that name Sherlock is used by anyone else, never heard it. Sherlock Fernandez? Sherlock Jones?zoobyshoe said:The one-off Sherlock special is going to be aired simultaneously in the UK and USA January 1st, 2016. I think that's a good idea, and I wish they did it with more British TV shows.