homer! welcome back!
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homer! welcome back!
An ISP just became available in my area. I will no longer be forced to use DSL, I will have 300Mbps fiber optic!
I'm using a cell phone tethered to a Surface Pro in a remote, but very nice, area. Fiber....I've got plenty of that.
I was watching an episode of Alone on history channel, its a survival show with a $500k reward at the end. There was a guy who started eating bark off of a tree by boiling it in water first. When he was doing it, I armchair quarterbacked and said "ohh man, that's too much fiber". Sure enough he went home because he couldn't pass a BM.
Try it and well watch to see if you disappear from the forum..... ;):bigyello:Quote:
Originally Posted by homer13j
Nice....Welcome to the club. We have been waiting for your arrival.Quote:
Originally Posted by dday9
I was born today 30 years ago.
It feels like just yesterday I was 29.
Youth.
Time will start passing faster and faster for you, now.
That's a shame. I was just getting accustomed to the current pace.
You must be real popular at birthday parties.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shaggy Hiker
Yeah. It's uplifting.
I remember some study on the subject of perceived time. It seems to go faster as you get older such that your perceived middle age is about 27.
A ship broke in two off the coast of Japan. https://currently.att.yahoo.com/att/...130154998.html
The ship breaking a part is terrible but I couldn't help but laugh when I read what the cargo was. It was carrying wood chips. If you got to go to sea, a ship full of wood is the cargo I'd want. lol
Joyeux anniversaire DDay9 !Quote:
Originally Posted by dday9
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RLL_d3S56zo
A ship full of coconut husks might never sink.
Merci mon ami!
Maybe the cargo had the same flaws that the liberty ships (https://metallurgyandmaterials.wordp...ship-failures/)Quote:
Originally Posted by wes4dbt