Subj : Re: Another Day In The ER To : Barry Martin From : Daryl Stout Date : Thu Dec 10 2020 16:52:00 Barry, DS> Interesting. I have seen some school zones at 20 mph speed DS> limit. BM> That slow a speed allows too much time to escape! No wonder the kids play hooky from school!! DS> I love Chick-Fil-A's pickles. :) Now, if I were to get ice DS> cream with it... BM> Pickle-flavoured ice cream?! https://www.wideopeneats.com/pickle-ice-cream/ BM> (Yummmmm!) As for you intestinal system potentially being 'set off', BM> I;m thinking that's probably the answer. LIS, too much of a good BM> thing, but it sure sounded good and worth the after effect! At least it wasn't (as the late Red Skelton noted), "I had oysters on the half shell twice in one meal...once going down..." . DS> Darn long URL!! BM> I was thinking some time later I could have run it through TinyURL. I've used that at times. BM> Might want to check Amazon to get an idea of what's out there and the BM> price range, then next time you're at Kroeger see if they have them for BM> Christmas. I may have been accessing their regular dot-com site and BM> not their shopping service site. (Latter being the one where the BM> customer shops and selects from their computer at home, someone in the BM> store gathers the selected items; the customer comes by later and their BM> order is loaded into their car.) There was a deal on one of the "Ellen" shows. This Mother was in the audience, and her daughter was living in Austrailia...but they both watched the show. Yet, because of the expensive airfares, it was rare that they could get together. Well, Ellen had this woman go to a local Wal-Mart to get some groceries. What the woman didn't know is that the show had flown her daughter to the states, and she came out to the car to deliver the groceries. You can imagine her Mom's reaction. :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_xqu-i4FZ18 BM> Isn't the walk is just for seeing the scenery and checking out the fire BM> hydrant news? DS> And the IP addresses...I Pee Here. BM> 127.0.0.1 -- there's no place like home! Yep. DS> The other day, a dog peed on me...a bad sign. I thought he was DS> happy to see me. :P BM> That would be the dog doing something else to your leg! That explains my late wife's first dachshund...a female; and truly a b!+ch, as she pooped on my shoes. DS> You are too kind. BM> You haven't seen me in a bad mood! I'll let your wife deal with that. BM> That comes out really interesting as I had intended my original comment BM> to mean the chewing gum had been swallowed and the 'blow bubble' was at BM> a different area! There was a commercial years ago where they had these young Japanese boys strip butt naked and get into these bathtubs. And, near the end of the commercial (I guess it was the "rear end"), you saw "bubbles in the bath water". :P BM> Probably. We occasionally watched the one with Dr. Drew and Adam BM> Carolla. I think I've said this before...but it's still funny. My favorite one was with Dr. Drew Pinsky (who literally delivered his own kids), asking these first time mothers, what advice their Moms', girlfriends, etc. gave them on going through childbirth the first time. The "teaser" for the show didn't reveal this one woman's answer...yet, the entire audience was roaring in laughter, and Dr. Pinsky was so RED!! So, it got to the moment on the show, when the "teaser" was told: "Don't Poop On The Table!!". BM> Sounds like when I built the Heathkit stuff: bench power supply, BM> frequency meter, two televisions, etc. The good news is they separated BM> the parts into paper bags by section: build the backplane and that bag BM> had only the parts for the backplane -- still a lot of sorting! I likely would've lost the instructions. :P Daryl .... Detour: The roughest distance between two points. === MultiMail/Win v0.52 --- SBBSecho 3.11-Win32 * Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - tbolt.synchro.net (454:1/33) .