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MadEngineer: Sun out today and you can tell everyone is lovin it. I had that many people greeting me on my lunch break walk I had to check if I had a clothing malfunction.
I'm assuming you were having a walk sans-pants?
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Handsome Dan needs to stop adding three dots to every sentence...
Handsome Dan does not currently have a side hustle as the mascot for Yale
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Handsomedan:
MadEngineer: Sun out today and you can tell everyone is lovin it. I had that many people greeting me on my lunch break walk I had to check if I had a clothing malfunction.
I'm assuming you were having a walk sans-pants?
Nah, I would also greet everyone with a hard hat and cool sunglasses. :-)
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Sipping my morning coffee while observing this bunfight over in the angry thread -->
Did Eric Clapton really think she looked wonderful...or was it after the 15th outfit she tried on and he just wanted to get to the party and get a drink?
Tinkerisk:
That these damned sandwiches always have to fall butter-side down on the floor.
People in the angry thread getting annoyed at things that are not physically possible π
(Unless, of course, someone butters the outside of their sandwich. But that would be weird and I would smile at that as well.)
Did Eric Clapton really think she looked wonderful...or was it after the 15th outfit she tried on and he just wanted to get to the party and get a drink?
floydbloke:(Unless, of course, someone butters the outside of their sandwich. But that would be weird and I would smile at that as well.)
Apple's and DHL's slick courier service. Ordered some stuff on the App Store over the weekend. Tracking shows 10 entries - picked up from Apple in Sydney at 8.00 pm NZ-time yesterday and arrived at our door on the North Shore at 9.00 am this morning.
That's how a courier operation should work.
Sometimes I just sit and think. Other times I just sit.
floydbloke:
People in the angry thread getting annoyed at things that are not physically possible.
Well, it is actually possible. The drop height of about 90cm allows the two halves of bread to overcome adhesion forces weakened by the inconsistency of lettuce leaves, tomato slices and cucumbers to move towards the floor on separate trajectories at 9.81 m/s2. During this course of flight, these damn things also somehow manage to reduce the Gaussian normal distribution to absurdity by disproportionately exploiting the frequency of their impact on the butter side, not to say with somnambulistic certainty. :-)
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afe66: Ah the joys of living in Auckland. I've had packages from USA get to nz faster than Auckland to dunedin...
Oh, you get that in Auckland too, I've had a package from Amazon get to NZ in three days, and then it got released and handed over to Aramex. I'm still waiting for them to get it from one side of town to the other.
Once (if) it gets here and I've got a timeline for it I'll open a case with Amazon support telling them to use anything but Aramex as their NZ delivery agents.
neb:afe66: Ah the joys of living in Auckland. I've had packages from USA get to nz faster than Auckland to dunedin...Oh, you get that in Auckland too, I've had a package from Amazon get to NZ in three days, and then it got released and handed over to Aramex. I'm still waiting for them to get it from one side of town to the other. Once (if) it gets here and I've got a timeline for it I'll open a case with Amazon support telling them to use anything but Aramex as their NZ delivery agents.
4 days for them to get my microwave oven from glenfield mall to home. About a 7 min drive.
Tinkerisk:
floydbloke:
People in the angry thread getting annoyed at things that are not physically possible.
Well, it is actually possible. The drop height of about 90cm allows the two halves of bread to overcome adhesion forces weakened by the inconsistency of lettuce leaves, tomato slices and cucumbers ...
At this time it is no longer a sandwich. I maintain my position π.
Did Eric Clapton really think she looked wonderful...or was it after the 15th outfit she tried on and he just wanted to get to the party and get a drink?
floydbloke:
At this time it is no longer a sandwich. I maintain my position π.
You've never had an open-faced sandwich?
Is it still open if the floor is making up one side of it?
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