Really Boring Stuff Only II: Return of the Boredom

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LOL, my wife just sent me this pic....dumped the toy box and the Cheerios.

A lady of action.... when she wants something she takes it, yes :p


I think I've found a new career for me. Relaxing with little daily stress.....
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How about sketch artist? how hard can that be
If the picture is crappy it's not your fault but the witness that cannot describe properly
Sounds like a win-win-win situation.... relaxing and no pressure... no daily stress...

I wanna buy a big Goldmund poweramp, they got spdif digital inputs..... something like 16 transformers.... and a gold membership with the local power distributor.... they're only 3 feet high....
They're insanely expensive, cost more than a Ferrari Enzo, but they're swiss made with a quality to last 150 years without a sweat
Absolutely not smart to buy coz you can probably do much better buys.... but they're cool and nobody else around will ever have somtehing similar, coz they're just too expensive
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I replaced the bag in teh vacuum cleaner yesterday and my still complains I miss too much dirt. Oh well, what I don't see won't hurt me :p
 
Dunkin Donuts coffee is pretty good. I do need to cut back though.

If you are not in Canada, drive up to your nearest border crossing skip into the closet town and sample some Tim Horton's coffee. Its better than Dunkin's coffee. I've had both and actually prefer Timmmy's (Tim Horton's) over Dunkin and Starbucks. :)
 
If you are not in Canada, drive up to your nearest border crossing skip into the closet town and sample some Tim Horton's coffee. Its better than Dunkin's coffee. I've had both and actually prefer Timmmy's (Tim Horton's) over Dunkin and Starbucks. :)

Better than D&D? That can be done very easy. (But I do like D&D)
Better than Starbucks? I could piss in a rusty can and complete that task.
 
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If you are not in Canada, drive up to your nearest border crossing skip into the closet town and sample some Tim Horton's coffee. Its better than Dunkin's coffee. I've had both and actually prefer Timmmy's (Tim Horton's) over Dunkin and Starbucks. :)

When I was in Whistler in January I did get some Timmmmmmmmmmaaaaayyyy's coffee. It was good indeed. And I agree with the GM, Starbucks is complete piss.

I'm a Caribou fan above all else. Maybe it's campy or whatever, but every time I get to go to one I feel like on my ski vacation due to how they typically decorate their stores. Of course the one that was a mile from my house closed, but that's a different story. If I didn't hate mornings SO much I would have started my own franchise.

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Better than Starbucks? I could piss in a rusty can and complete that task.

Note to self:

No Coffee at Mike's !!! :eek:

Go to a Starbucks and order a Komodo Dragon. If you're lucky they won't have any brewed and they'll have to make you a cup in a French Press. You are gonna love it because DD sucks and you just don't know it yet. The last time I had one I poured 12 sugars into it and called it good. What a rush! :)
 
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I'm not real keen on the idea of getting some special order that you and your barista cooked up. That'd be like asking Richard Simmons to show you his special hamstring stretch.

Love that spirit of adventure there but Richard Simmons probably has an awesome hamstring stretching technique. C'mon, it's only a couple a bucks and if there's anything a drunk is gonna get figured out ... it's coffee. :D

You just gotta trust me on this. :) It's not like I'm telling you what kind of peddles to buy based on being fat. :rolleyes:
 
What is it with Starbucks and their half moon easy skim pumpkin ivory vanilla bean latee, shaken not stirred culture? I love walking into Startbucks and ordering a "large" coffee. Something about the word "large" that really tosses those cofee bean grinder jocks for a real loop. Large = not small, not medium but big. C'mon people..Is large that difficult word to add to your vocabulary? :D
 
What is it with Starbucks and their half moon easy skim pumpkin ivory vanilla bean latee, shaken not stirred culture? I love walking into Startbucks and ordering a "large" coffee. Something about the word "large" that really tosses those cofee bean grinder jocks for a real loop. Large = not small, not medium but big. C'mon people..Is large that difficult word to add to your vocabulary? :D

I kinda like saying grande or venti...:o
 
Note to self:

No Coffee at Mike's !!! :eek:

Go to a Starbucks and order a Komodo Dragon. If you're lucky they won't have any brewed and they'll have to make you a cup in a French Press. You are gonna love it because DD sucks and you just don't know it yet. The last time I had one I poured 12 sugars into it and called it good. What a rush! :)

We had Starbucks at the IBM Research Center I worked at. For some reason there were hugh lines at every bathroom in the building the first two weeks. Then they brought back normal coffee at one of the cafeterias and all was well again.

Coffee from a D&D is hit and miss depending on how fresh it is made. D&D whole beans made at home is OK. Not my first choice, but would do in a pinch.

A french press is the best way to make coffee though. Too bad that the Starbucks coffee beans are over-roasted.
 
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Go to a Starbucks and order a Komodo Dragon. If you're lucky they won't have any brewed and they'll have to make you a cup in a French Press. You are gonna love it because DD sucks and you just don't know it yet. The last time I had one I poured 12 sugars into it and called it good. What a rush! :)

Well it's good to see you've cut back to only 12 sugars.:D
You could always add some of that killer cream soda...I'll bet that wouldn't taste too bad either.
 
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