State of the Game

[DrinkyBird]

Good morning. I am tired and feel a bit crappy.

 

[LeoBartlet]

Good morning. I am tired and feel a bit crappy.

Same but I just watched ST Disco.

 

[Rubbernuke]

Same but I just watched ST Disco.

Sweet mercy.

 

[xzanfr]

Good morning. I am tired and feel a bit crappy.

How's your signal?

 

[Rubbernuke]

Twenty pages from the end of Leviathan Falls

 

[DrinkyBird]

How's your signal?

Still the same.

 

[AngryAntz]

Twenty pages from the end of Leviathan Falls

*rips out last 5 pages

 

[LeoBartlet]

*rips out last 5 pages

Spoils Disco season 4....

It's still crap!!!!

 

[nemolomen]

So dogpile is balls

Like most things in life, you get out what you put it...like the hokey pokey...

 

[Navigare Necesse Est]

Linda McCartney Foods - Vegetarian Meatballs

www.lindamccartneyfoods.co.uk

but also yes.

I say no to that. Meatballs without meat? Fraud.

 

[LeoBartlet]

Still the same.
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Takes a week or two before you get full speed 5G.

 

[DrinkyBird]

Takes a week or two before you get full speed 5G.

That's what they said the last two times

 

[AngryAntz]

Takes a week or two before you get full speed 5G.

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-UtoqD6Sayc&t=4s

 

[xzanfr]

I say no to that. Meatballs without meat? Fraud.

You'll need to get used to veggie stuff in the future.

I have it on good authority* that all the meat animals are perfecting spaceflight and planning to escape on an asteroid, like the dinosaurs did.

*a dream

 

[Navigare Necesse Est]

You'll need to get used to veggie stuff in the future.

I have it on good authority* that all the meat animals are perfecting spaceflight and planning to escape on an asteroid, like the dinosaurs did.

*a dream

I rather have meatless kale stew than fake meatballs.

 

[Ralph Vargr]

Actually Davy proposed ALUMIUM - it was only later that instead of deriving from the English "Alum" the preference was to use the Latin alumen to derive the name from. Also although credited as originating the name (in a fashion) he was not the "discoverer" of the element.

You have Mr Webster to thank for the lack of the second i in US usage really - I am not sure if he just hated diphthongs or was just determined to enforce Boston pronunciation on everyone, in any event he is for sure to blame for Churchill's "Americans and British are one people separated by a common language" quip (yes I know Shaw produced the original).

On a separate but related thing (and this is a genuine query) why do Americans pronounce "solder" as "sawder"? That makes no sense to me, I can see that people deprived of familiarity with diphthongs can have difficulty with "buoy" and pronounce it "boo-wee" but "sawder" just baffles me.

I was trained to do NASA grade soldering, but that was never in the curriculum...

It might be a New England thing. Nemo?

 

[Navigare Necesse Est]

Hmmm, the pineapple pizza lives of the synergies of cooked ham and pineapple. I think pineapple also goes well with garlic. Maybe spinach? I'm minion to the artichoke but don't think pineapple is going well with that. Btw, what about cheese?

 

[Ralph Vargr]

Why are tins made of aluminium when they could be made of tin.

S

Enough with the canned humor!

 

[Ralph Vargr]

Late start today, only one job to do. The wife says "there's a spiders web on the ceiling, I meant to get the hoover on that"
I replied, "well it'll help fill your day in..."
Bloody dog house again...

You sucked yourself into a corner...

 

[Ralph Vargr]

I'm sure that will go over like a lead balloon...

The Ded Zepplin.