smart ladyNo layovers, homeboy. It was a wifee requirement. I always see layovers as natural opportunities to drink, but she doesn't.
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Enjoying sushi and tempura for lunch, so today isn't a total bust. Chasing a wiring issue in a brand new vehicle otherwise.. sooooo...kill list
I actually did this very math a year or two back on Facebook, because I can't stand idiots who post idiotic videos (in this case of some Indian guru who was claiming that everyone could power their house with a bicycle on a generator, exactly this video's premise).
Are you hanging out with your professional show-er buddies tonight then, eh? Or is a professional grower a fluffer? Inquiring minds would like to know
This is typical, and 6 days is actually short. 15-16 days is typical, as evidenced by people being mad when BoA effectively shortened it to 9 days by imposing a $6 on days 10-15.
http://www.consumeradvocates.org/media/news/b-redefines-‘grace-period’-new-fee
I think our very own Shared Skittles pointed this out to me in my own thread, when I lamented having to budget for two mortgage payments in a month due to Colorado's stupid public service payment law. By this law June work is paid on the first working day of July. They did this so that the first year that it was enacted they could claim they saved 1/12 of the public service workforce's costs even though it's purely an accounting trick.
Cannot you drink before, during and after a direct flight?No layovers, homeboy. It was a wifee requirement. I always see layovers as natural opportunities to drink, but she doesn't.
Yes - but there's always something ELSE that gets in the way before or after... layovers are dedicated drinking time as far as I can tell.Cannot you drink before, during and after a direct flight?
And during? I'd probably have to sell my monacle if I want to pay airline prices for shitty booze.
BYOBYes - but there's always something ELSE that gets in the way before or after... layovers are dedicated drinking time as far as I can tell.
And during? I'd probably have to sell my monacle if I want to pay airline prices for shitty booze.
one thing I DO miss about flying 25-30 times a year was the random envelope from Southwest saying "hey, you're awesome! keep that shit up. here's a pile of free drink coupons.".Yes - but there's always something ELSE that gets in the way before or after... layovers are dedicated drinking time as far as I can tell.
And during? I'd probably have to sell my monacle if I want to pay airline prices for shitty booze.
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That's gonna cost me my top hat too.
IME it’s cheaper on the plane than in the airport bars, although selection certainly suffers...Yes - but there's always something ELSE that gets in the way before or after... layovers are dedicated drinking time as far as I can tell.
And during? I'd probably have to sell my monacle if I want to pay airline prices for shitty booze.
now you just have to bring the little bottles but they tell you not to open them, so you gotta be stealth
Finally gave Thai Street Food a try. They're takeout only, call in order only (at least menu online), and cash only. They also randomly go on vacation and close the joint with no notice but a sign on the door. On the upside they're about half a mile from campus.
Their spice scale is calibrated way differently than most places! Their "nice-spice" drunken noodles (second from bottom level) is about Thai Medium at my usual joint. Tasty, but I fear that their "medium" panang curry (another level up) may kill me--haven't tried it yet.
Their spice scale is calibrated way differently than most places! Their "nice-spice" drunken noodles (second from bottom level) is about Thai Medium at my usual joint. Tasty, but I fear that their "medium" panang curry (another level up) may kill me--haven't tried it yet.
Who turned the heat off? 
Cold, dark ride tonight, also a shakedown ride with a new drive train. 8 miles in 34F, some areas still damp from the rain last night, e13 cheese cassette didn't explode, I didn't die.
Cold, dark ride tonight, also a shakedown ride with a new drive train. 8 miles in 34F, some areas still damp from the rain last night, e13 cheese cassette didn't explode, I didn't die.
I used to roll with a nalgene bottle full of bourbon. After I got busted for stinking up the whole cabin with booze smell I moved to one with the sippy straw top.
Flying used to be so much more enjoyable.
parents coming down from maine tomorrow for a 5 day visit. joy.
Mine refuse to visit good ole US of A again.
That's proof that America has been made Great Again.
Mine refuse to visit good ole US of A again.
Mine refuse to visit good ole US of A again.
You're funny. I've been off all week. Who knows what I'm coming back to tomorrow. I know the new director wants to have a 1-1 with me, that's the best I've got.
Reverb seat post on the Transition totally shit the bed on tonight's ride. Temperature tonight was right around 32F and the post absolutely refused to raise. FTS. If only I had taken the time last night instead of riding, to mount the KS post I got on the weekend, I wouldn't have racked my knees trying to get up some of the climbs.
Anyone want to buy a Reverb?
(insert kill it with fire meme here)
Anyone want to buy a Reverb?
(insert kill it with fire meme here)
Had a Pantheon Greek Salad (Famous Greek restaurant in Toronto) delivered to me in Buffalo. I am now at home and have it in the fridge. Will be visiting the Bongshed soon. Whiskey tonight.
A salad from the Danforth and no other food? Sounds like you already hit the bong shed.
I also have a dead Reverb. I will send it to you for parts. I have failed in my repair efforts and give up on it. Never found it useful even when it kinda of worked....Reverb seat post on the Transition totally shit the bed on tonight's ride. Temperature tonight was right around 32F and the post absolutely refused to raise. FTS. If only I had taken the time last night instead of riding, to mount the KS post I got on the weekend, I wouldn't have racked my knees trying to get up some of the climbs.
Anyone want to buy a Reverb?
random fact: in the tiny town in Connecticut that I grew up in, we had such weird residents as John Oates; Mia Farrow; and Mike Nichols/Diane Sawyer.
the joy of half empty planes....
reverb's are notorious for poor cold weather performance.Reverb seat post on the Transition totally shit the bed on tonight's ride. Temperature tonight was right around 32F and the post absolutely refused to raise. FTS. If only I had taken the time last night instead of riding, to mount the KS post I got on the weekend, I wouldn't have racked my knees trying to get up some of the climbs.
Anyone want to buy a Reverb?