Really Boring Stuff Only II: Return of the Boredom

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... I'm not so sure you could actually do that with a peeled banana....
Hmm, I kinda at a crossroads with this post.
Do I ask how he knows this...or do I assume (as most of us have) that he's tried it before?
.:D

I am sure that he tried it, but did he warm it up in the microwave first? That's key.

Also, don't forget to test the temp before using.
 
We were on our way to the West Coast GTG, this time last year.
That was a pretty eventful trip.:D
 
II just wanna make this musical offering in celebration of...

...our loving relationships with our wonderful spouses.

Enjoy, boys. This one's on me. :D
 
The forecast for yesterday was partly cloudy and dry - chance of precipitation was, I believe, zero. Good call. It was the fifth wettest day in Tucson history, with almost three inches at the airport (our official recording site). There was a lot of flooding.

Weather forecasts have gotten pretty darn good. I wonder how a storm of that magnitude got completely missed.
 
The boredom was ... thick. You could cut it with a knife.

So I ordered the capacitor that keeps the memory alive in my recently ousted H/K AVR 430.

I think I'm going to subscribe to Consumer Reports.

There's stuff I need to know about tires ...

I should do that now before the boredom overruns the one working part of my mind.

If you haven't done it yet, I'd suggest subscribing to the on-line version. I get the magazine right now, but when it expires, I think I'll do the on-line version. I do believe it has more features, plus you'll be able to access back issues. It's cheaper too. Their testing of audio equipment alone is worth the price...well, if you're in the market for a HTiB.:rolleyes:
 
The forecast for yesterday was partly cloudy and dry - chance of precipitation was, I believe, zero. Good call. It was the fifth wettest day in Tucson history, with almost three inches at the airport (our official recording site). There was a lot of flooding.

Weather forecasts have gotten pretty darn good. I wonder how a storm of that magnitude got completely missed.

If you haven't done it yet, I'd suggest subscribing to the on-line version. I get the magazine right now, but when it expires, I think I'll do the on-line version. I do believe it has more features, plus you'll be able to access back issues. It's cheaper too. Their testing of audio equipment alone is worth the price...well, if you're in the market for a HTiB.:rolleyes:

A hooker? Just sayin'.....:D

Well, Adam was getting "almost three inches at the airport"...
 
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Just remember, the PA hookers are just the ones that retired from NJ. :eek:


I had a better reply than the one below, but I thought I'd better maintain some degree of decorum. Do we even have that?:confused::D
They do retire early though; between 45-50. So they do have some good miles left.
 
Just remember, the PA hookers are just the ones that retired from NJ. :eek:

We have hookers? I haven't even seen a strip club sinse moving here from NY. I kinda miss those purple and pink buildings with blacked out windows on every street corner.
 
Speaking of whores ... I am going back to work Monday. :)

It's not even like I am using the money to put myself through school. :rolleyes:
 
Hmmm, you appear to be an authority on the subject. Can he expect to get discounted rates commensurate with the, er, "mileage", on the models he might encounter?;)

Pro-rated per mile?
For pros with a lot of miles? (or should they be rated by hours?)
 
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