Heartland

I have a broken finger and 4 hours in a rehearsal studio today. That on top of a new guitar that I've only plugged in once and didn't like.

I'm drinking a bottle of wine to get me physically through it.

Rant over. For now.

There is something deeply wrong about colds that strike on a Friday evening on the way home from work, and melt away on a Sunday, in time for you to go back to work on a Monday morning, having lost your entire weekend.

I suspect such germs are genetically engineered by capitalist bosses just "for the lulz".

i am fed up with the amount of housework that needs doing around here. my life isn't meant to be spent cleaning, tidying and putting away. gah.

lazarus corporation wrote:There is something deeply wrong about colds that strike on a Friday evening on the way home from work, and melt away on a Sunday, in time for you to go back to work on a Monday morning, having lost your entire weekend.

I suspect such germs are genetically engineered by capitalist bosses just "for the lulz".

Take Monday and Tuesday off sick to get your revenge.

markfiend wrote:

lazarus corporation wrote:There is something deeply wrong about colds that strike on a Friday evening on the way home from work, and melt away on a Sunday, in time for you to go back to work on a Monday morning, having lost your entire weekend.

I suspect such germs are genetically engineered by capitalist bosses just "for the lulz".

Take Monday and Tuesday off sick to get your revenge.

++1 as mark says

iesus wrote:

markfiend wrote:

lazarus corporation wrote:There is something deeply wrong about colds that strike on a Friday evening on the way home from work, and melt away on a Sunday, in time for you to go back to work on a Monday morning, having lost your entire weekend.

I suspect such germs are genetically engineered by capitalist bosses just "for the lulz".

Take Monday and Tuesday off sick to get your revenge.

++1 as mark says

Thirded ... it's surely been your boss who (all out of greed) programmed your subconscious accordingly already during your job interview ... ...

emilystrange wrote:i am fed up with the amount of housework that needs doing around here. my life isn't meant to be spent cleaning, tidying and putting away. gah.

second this....it really is never never ending. I don't have a dishwasher, I AM the dishwasher, seemingly permanently up to my elbows in water...I'm sure I'm developing tide marks.....grrrr

i did some. nothing looks any different. pah.

Just discovered Yellowstone Park is still closed for the winter First time I've made it out this way in almost 20 years (and last time I was a teenager instead of a full grown scientist). Will have to entertain myself tomorrow in this little town instead.

AshenLight wrote:Just discovered Yellowstone Park is still closed for the winter First time I've made it out this way in almost 20 years (and last time I was a teenager instead of a full grown scientist). Will have to entertain myself tomorrow in this little town instead.

Eh? How do you close Jellystone?! I mean, isn't it a big wide open space? Do migrating herds of buffalo stop at the gate and say, "Well, guys, guess we'd better sit here and wait for Spring"? Do they turn off Old Faithful? I think you should stop worrying about being a full-grown scientist, clamber over the fence, and frolic. Go on - you know you want to

Got through 4 packs of cigarettes yesterday...
I'm sure that's not healthy.
At all.
I'd buy another if it wasn't for the money...

4?

Lightweight.

Pista wrote:4?

Lightweight.

Hell, when I smoked I went through two lighters a day

EvilBastard wrote:

Pista wrote:4?

Lightweight.

Hell, when I smoked I went through two lighters a day

Both of you shhhh
It's not normal for me.
Or legal.
And in a non smoking flat.

Separate thread maybe but I as the originator of this thread I'm going to up the ante...

So, a plane BLATANTLY did not hit The Pentagon on 9/11 so what did?!

Ps. I'm not a "no planes hit the twin towers" nut. I just have serious questions that can't be answered and this is one of them. Science books need to be re-written if what apparently hit actually did.

Purple Light wrote:Separate thread maybe but I as the originator of this thread I'm going to up the ante...

So, a plane BLATANTLY did not hit The Pentagon on 9/11 so what did?!

Ps. I'm not a "no planes hit the twin towers" nut. I just have serious questions that can't be answered and this is one of them. Science books need to be re-written if what apparently hit actually did.

According to new material leaked it was UFOs
http://www.ufo-blogger.com/2010/02/new- ... enter.html

let's take the 9-11 stuff to the other thread

EvilBastard wrote:

AshenLight wrote:Just discovered Yellowstone Park is still closed for the winter First time I've made it out this way in almost 20 years (and last time I was a teenager instead of a full grown scientist). Will have to entertain myself tomorrow in this little town instead.

Eh? How do you close Jellystone?! I mean, isn't it a big wide open space? Do migrating herds of buffalo stop at the gate and say, "Well, guys, guess we'd better sit here and wait for Spring"? Do they turn off Old Faithful? I think you should stop worrying about being a full-grown scientist, clamber over the fence, and frolic. Go on - you know you want to

Well, okay, the whole park isn't sealed at the borders or anything. But it is closed to vehicle traffic, unless you happen to have a snowmobile (I don't). And I decided against walking 20+ miles in blizzard conditions. Apparently I'm not as hardcore as I used to be

I did get to see wolves, and bears, and a few yearling bison anyway, at least. But I still want to see Great Fountain Geyser erupt again someday.

AshenLight wrote: But I still want to see Great Fountain Geyser erupt again someday.

& Yogi Bear?

Pista wrote:& Yogi Bear?

Didn't he used to play for the Yankees?

EvilBastard wrote:

Pista wrote:& Yogi Bear?

Didn't he used to play for the Yankees?

Not sure.
Haven't followed rounders for ages