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I realized that I click "like" some people's posts just because they are liked by some other people. I actually didn't finish reading or read the whole posts myself.
WWGD said:Still a pleasure working with Windows 7 ultimate. I get no sound.Message: speakers are unplugged...but speakers are internal ??!
Let me set your Overdrive to Stoic.fresh_42 said:How do I manage to achieve @Mark44's magnificent stoicism or @micromass' patience with me when I repeatedly fall into a pithole of a dense set.
Any suggestions? Is that genetic?
Careful with the closure operator or you will be crushed.fresh_42 said:How do I manage to achieve @Mark44's magnificent stoicism or @micromass' patience with me when I repeatedly fall into a pithole of a dense set.
Any suggestions? Is that genetic?
Yep, I fought with myself. Then I thought it would be somehow rude to talk about people, even if in a positive way, without letting them know.WWGD said:Careful with the closure operator or you will be crushed.
Except you have collected them in the woods on your own.zoobyshoe said:I don't suppose it's good for a person to eat three pounds of blueberries in one sitting.
You're safe: there's probably no one on Earth who can eat 30 kg of anything in one day.fresh_42 said:(I've recently read that 30 kg (cooked) potatoes a day would be poisonous.)
Hi Psinter! I was resting from the dangerous claws of the Internet. Or perhaps I was diving even deeper, into abyss of Dark Web? Jk :-) glad to see you again :-)Psinter said:To all:
Please don't feel free to correct my English misteaks. I will get mad if you do. Because I don't commit misticks.
I'm just kidding.
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Hi Sophie. Long time no see. [emoji2]
A delicious misteak.zoobyshoe said:Steaks and misteaks. A nutritious meal?
Same here.Sophia said:Hi Psinter! I was resting from the dangerous claws of the Internet. Or perhaps I was diving even deeper, into abyss of Dark Web? Jk :-) glad to see you again :-)
Median or dun?zoobyshoe said:Steaks and misteaks. A nutritious meal?
Missteaks and Mrsteakszoobyshoe said:Steaks and misteaks. A nutritious meal?
... and their kids who didn't ketchup.WWGD said:Missteaks and Mrsteaks
I laid it out there perfectly for you.fresh_42 said:... and their kids who didn't ketchup.
Yep, excellent pass!WWGD said:I laid it out there perfectly for you.
fresh_42 said:
I commute into London Victoria and frequently see the Orient Express (enormously expensive tour of Kent in Pullman coaches) which is often pulled by a steam engine. They are awesome. I completely understand the arguments for going to electric trains, but...Jonathan Scott said:Just stood in the rain on a crowded railway bridge for a few minutes to see the Flying Scotsman (#flyingscotsman) locomotive go past my local railway station. I inherited a model of it from my father, who saw it on some record-breaking run as a child. Those things are impressive close-up.
WWGD said:Good going, Fresh-Beckham. And, BTW, I never miss-steak, I always eat it when it is nearby.
Still, the quadruple pass started of with Sophia.
That might change when you get this toilet app and your smartphone starts complaining about your not missed-steaks. Then you'll have to go back to your peenut-butt-a-salary.WWGD said:Good going, Fresh-Beckham. And, BTW, I never miss-steak, I always eat it when it is nearby.
Still, the quadruple pass started of with Sophia.
Reminds me of the time I went to the electric car drag races, back in 2009.Ibix said:... I completely understand the arguments for going to electric trains, but...
[ref]I went to an electric drag race last year and was rather ho-hummed by the lack of noise.
For example, listen to this image:
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I just spent at least two hours reading about the Flying Scotsman, and looking at about 200 tweets.Jonathan Scott said:Just stood in the rain on a crowded railway bridge for a few minutes to see the Flying Scotsman (#flyingscotsman) locomotive go past my local railway station. I inherited a model of it from my father, who saw it on some record-breaking run as a child. Those things are impressive close-up.
Is that one of those designs with the vertical pistons turning an axle mounted lengthwise along the loco? I came across a video of one by chance - it looked really cool. I don't know what the advantages of the design are.OmCheeto said:I wanted to stare at that thing all day, but my friend insisted we go walk the dog.![]()
The pistons are in a "v" pattern.Ibix said:Is that one of those designs with the vertical pistons turning an axle mounted lengthwise along the loco?
Everything I know about trains, I learned in the last 12 hours. So I'm the last person you want to direct a question about them.I came across a video of one by chance - it looked really cool. I don't know what the advantages of the design are.
Interesting fact about the Orient Express service I mentioned - it is pulled by an engine called Tornado, which is a modern steam locomotive. It's an improved version of an old class used by London & North Eastern Railway, built by enthusiasts between 1994 and 2009, pretty much just because. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/LNER_Peppercorn_Class_A1_60163_Tornado
Then you are 10~20% too long. In reality there are disturbances from the audience, the stuff you use for presentation, nervousness and so on. And you can't speak as fast with audience.JorisL said:It remains weird, testing a talk by yourself.
On the upside I nailed the timing.
My kids tried this experiment in a huckleberry patch a few years ago, I can assure you that is one experiment no one wanted to repeat.zoobyshoe said:I don't suppose it's good for a person to eat three pounds of blueberries in one sitting.
That reminds me on an old joke.1oldman2 said:On a scale of one to ten, Windows ten isn't.
Oh my gosh! If I was there I'd probably collapse from anxiety!Borg said:Spent 2 1/2 hours on a plane yesterday waiting to takeoff. We actually taxied off of the runway twice during that time. First there was a mechanical issue with a generator that took 2 hours to fix. The second time was due to the ACARS telling the pilot that he had logged too many hours to fly. After sitting between the runway and taxiway for another 45 minutes while he communicated with corporate headquarters, the pilot finally got permission to complete the flight if he could take off within 15 minutes. We made it with 6 minutes to spare.![]()
Delays don't bother me but my wife is like you. As soon as we were delayed, I knew that my biggest anxiety would be dealing with hers.Sophia said:Oh my gosh! If I was there I'd probably collapse from anxiety!
When I was flying to England last summer, the lady who sat next to me asked me about 3x whether I was OK because she clearly saw my distress. If there were problems like in your flight, I would probably either faint or open the door by force and jump out of the plane :-) (I know I couldn't really do it but I'd try)