The Feh, Meh, Bah Dragons munched my Classic Car Complaint Thread
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That was really funny! Thanks!
Dana
hehe unflatables have come a long way, you can imagine all those creatures in a jumping castle :)
Too hot to give up beer :)
Is this Unflatable Pony for Genesis?
Well, that blows! Day pass here is $2, 30 day pass is $30.. best transit deal in the country, I think.
Bus cuts, feh. Feh. FEH!
...yeah, our commission is head over heels gaga in love with Light Rail. I feel we are living the Simpson's Monorail" episode, where the flim-flam man comes to Springfield and sells them on a monorail line telling them they aren't a "real city" unless they have one.
A monthly pass is 100$. I can't afford that kind of outlay at the beginning of the month with rent and other bills also due. I have to use ticket books to spread the cost out to fit my budget which is both more expensive in the long run and more limited. They used to have a seven day pass where you scratched off (like on a lottery ticket) the dates it was to be valid for, but like anything simple, useful, and economical, they discontinued it. The new version can only be purchased at an automated ticket machine which are only located at light rail stations (none near where I live without going out of my way), and are instantly activated at time of purchase. You can't buy one in advance (like with the old ones) unless you don't mind losing one day's use.
They continually make it more complicated, discouraging, and inconvenient to ride the bus and are under the delusion that will attract more to want to use the system.
They also recently raised the minimum age for senior fares from 61 to 64 (yeah I was "that close" to finally getting a break). It used to be 55 when I first moved here.
I'm In Love With Light Rail! (The Musical) (Finale)
I'm head over heels
In love with light rail,
I'm in love, I'm in love
With light rail!
There's no better commute
When I put on my suit
And travel the tracks
To my job!
It's ever so neat
When I grab a good seat
And catch up on
Yesterday's news!
'Cause I'm head over heels
In love with light rail,
I'm in love, I'm in love
With light rail!
(Musical Interlude with tap-dancing that sounds like a train on the tracks)
At the end of the day
I rush all the way,
Just to get on aboard
And go home!
And the clickety-clack
As we roll down the track
Always puts a big smile
On my face!
I'm head over heels
In love with light rail,
I'm in love, I'm in love
With light rail!
(He is joined onstage by a host of people dressed in business suits, dancing and singing in the big ending)
We're head over heels
In love with light rail,
We're in love, we're in love
With light rail!
Oh you never can fail
When you travel by rail! (hold on last note)
We're in love, we're in love
With light rail!
(Curtain)
Well, that blows! Day pass here is $2, 30 day pass is $30.. best transit deal in the country, I think.
Bus cuts, feh. Feh. FEH!
...yeah, our commission is head over heels gaga in love with Light Rail. I feel we are living the Simpson's Monorail" episode, where the flim-flam man comes to Springfield and sells them on a monorail line telling them they aren't a "real city" unless they have one.
A monthly pass is 100$. I can't afford that kind of outlay at the beginning of the month with rent and other bills also due. I have to use ticket books to spread the cost out to fit my budget which is both more expensive in the long run and more limited. They used to have a seven day pass where you scratched off (like on a lottery ticket) the dates it was to be valid for, but like anything simple, useful, and economical, they discontinued it. The new version can only be purchased at an automated ticket machine which are only located at light rail stations (none near where I live without going out of my way), and are instantly activated at time of purchase. You can't buy one in advance (like with the old ones) unless you don't mind losing one day's use.
They continually make it more complicated, discouraging, and inconvenient to ride the bus and are under the delusion that will attract more to want to use the system.
They also recently raised the minimum age for senior fares from 61 to 64 (yeah I was "that close" to finally getting a break). It used to be 55 when I first moved here.
I'm In Love With Light Rail! (The Musical) (Finale)
I'm head over heels
In love with light rail,
I'm in love, I'm in love
With light rail!
There's no better commute
When I put on my suit
And travel the tracks
To my job!
It's ever so neat
When I grab a good seat
And catch up on
Yesterday's news!
'Cause I'm head over heels
In love with light rail,
I'm in love, I'm in love
With light rail!
(Musical Interlude with tap-dancing that sounds like a train on the tracks)
At the end of the day
I rush all the way,
Just to get on aboard
And go home!
And the clickety-clack
As we roll down the track
Always puts a big smile
On my face!
I'm head over heels
In love with light rail,
I'm in love, I'm in love
With light rail!
(He is joined onstage by a host of people dressed in business suits, dancing and singing in the big ending)
We're head over heels
In love with light rail,
We're in love, we're in love
With light rail!
Oh you never can fail
When you travel by rail! (hold on last note)
We're in love, we're in love
With light rail!
(Curtain)
That deserves a render
I want to runaway in a Tardis but I need help running it.
No discipline? Welcome to the club. I am the President for Life. :lol:
:bug: :gulp: :lol:
no beer? as in write while cold sober? interesting.
I'll be serious for a few words since I feel like it!
I've written sober, buzzed, and annihilated. Sober I produce good prose, excellent spelling and grammar, and generally well-written works, but my poetry sucks. Buzzed, the grammar slips but my humor and comedic sense is heightened, so it's worth it to write and just make an extra edit pass. When demolished, I write dark, dark, dark stuff not suitable for the living to read (but would probably sell like mad as horror, erotic horror, or paranormal romance). :-S
The sad part is, drinking doesn't help me forget - it actually makes me remember. Very annoying.
This is a real cool pre-Columbian mailing list, been on it for years http://www.famsi.org/listinfo.html
Nutz to hurty heads :)
Ooooh, thanks for the link! Much appreciated! :) :cheese: :coolsmile:
Well, that blows! Day pass here is $2, 30 day pass is $30.. best transit deal in the country, I think.
Bus cuts, feh. Feh. FEH!
...yeah, our commission is head over heels gaga in love with Light Rail. I feel we are living the Simpson's Monorail" episode, where the flim-flam man comes to Springfield and sells them on a monorail line telling them they aren't a "real city" unless they have one.
A monthly pass is 100$. I can't afford that kind of outlay at the beginning of the month with rent and other bills also due. I have to use ticket books to spread the cost out to fit my budget which is both more expensive in the long run and more limited. They used to have a seven day pass where you scratched off (like on a lottery ticket) the dates it was to be valid for, but like anything simple, useful, and economical, they discontinued it. The new version can only be purchased at an automated ticket machine which are only located at light rail stations (none near where I live without going out of my way), and are instantly activated at time of purchase. You can't buy one in advance (like with the old ones) unless you don't mind losing one day's use.
They continually make it more complicated, discouraging, and inconvenient to ride the bus and are under the delusion that will attract more to want to use the system.
They also recently raised the minimum age for senior fares from 61 to 64 (yeah I was "that close" to finally getting a break). It used to be 55 when I first moved here.
Sounds like a carpload of bureaucratic assotishness to me! :blank: They put in light rail here 2 years ago and it's losing money hand over fist.. crummy hours, expensive, limited stops. A seriously stupid unless you go the San Francisco route and run it everywhere with longer hours. :blank:
Feh!
Well, that blows! Day pass here is $2, 30 day pass is $30.. best transit deal in the country, I think.
Bus cuts, feh. Feh. FEH!
...yeah, our commission is head over heels gaga in love with Light Rail. I feel we are living the Simpson's Monorail" episode, where the flim-flam man comes to Springfield and sells them on a monorail line telling them they aren't a "real city" unless they have one.
A monthly pass is 100$. I can't afford that kind of outlay at the beginning of the month with rent and other bills also due. I have to use ticket books to spread the cost out to fit my budget which is both more expensive in the long run and more limited. They used to have a seven day pass where you scratched off (like on a lottery ticket) the dates it was to be valid for, but like anything simple, useful, and economical, they discontinued it. The new version can only be purchased at an automated ticket machine which are only located at light rail stations (none near where I live without going out of my way), and are instantly activated at time of purchase. You can't buy one in advance (like with the old ones) unless you don't mind losing one day's use.
They continually make it more complicated, discouraging, and inconvenient to ride the bus and are under the delusion that will attract more to want to use the system.
They also recently raised the minimum age for senior fares from 61 to 64 (yeah I was "that close" to finally getting a break). It used to be 55 when I first moved here.
I'm In Love With Light Rail! (The Musical) (Finale)
I'm head over heels
In love with light rail,
I'm in love, I'm in love
With light rail!
There's no better commute
When I put on my suit
And travel the tracks
To my job!
It's ever so neat
When I grab a good seat
And catch up on
Yesterday's news!
'Cause I'm head over heels
In love with light rail,
I'm in love, I'm in love
With light rail!
(Musical Interlude with tap-dancing that sounds like a train on the tracks)
At the end of the day
I rush all the way,
Just to get on aboard
And go home!
And the clickety-clack
As we roll down the track
Always puts a big smile
On my face!
I'm head over heels
In love with light rail,
I'm in love, I'm in love
With light rail!
(He is joined onstage by a host of people dressed in business suits, dancing and singing in the big ending)
We're head over heels
In love with light rail,
We're in love, we're in love
With light rail!
Oh you never can fail
When you travel by rail! (hold on last note)
We're in love, we're in love
With light rail!
(Curtain)
Bravo! :coolsmile: :coolsmile: :cheese:
I hope they use knotted strings and not slabs of stone
...use something like a thin steel ruler. Place it behind the spine label before inserting and slowly slide both down into the spine pocket. Once the label is in, slowly pull the ruler out. Note: this will not work with a ruler that has a cork "non skid" backing. Actually any strip of thin steel will work. It also helps to open the binder up when inserting the spine as that relieves tension on the spine area.
Thanks. i have a dozen more binders to do today.
much better than spiral bound manuals, how are you supposed to label these things so you can tell what's what on a bookshelf? yankee echo echo sierra hotel
no beer? as in write while cold sober? interesting.
I'll be serious for a few words since I feel like it!
I've written sober, buzzed, and annihilated. Sober I produce good prose, excellent spelling and grammar, and generally well-written works, but my poetry sucks. Buzzed, the grammar slips but my humor and comedic sense is heightened, so it's worth it to write and just make an extra edit pass. When demolished, I write dark, dark, dark stuff not suitable for the living to read (but would probably sell like mad as horror, erotic horror, or paranormal romance). :-S
The sad part is, drinking doesn't help me forget - it actually makes me remember. Very annoying.
i can work on plot points and outline cold sober. but, when it comes to the actual writing of it, a lil wine helps me relax, shortens the warm up time or my first few pages are a lil stilted. The difference between writing as a pleasure, instead of feeling like a chore. I need a lil wine, when I'm installing, too.
i don't feel like doing any work today. do i have a choice? need to pick up lottery ticket.
I'll be serious for a few words since I feel like it!
I've written sober, buzzed, and annihilated. Sober I produce good prose, excellent spelling and grammar, and generally well-written works, but my poetry sucks. Buzzed, the grammar slips but my humor and comedic sense is heightened, so it's worth it to write and just make an extra edit pass. When demolished, I write dark, dark, dark stuff not suitable for the living to read (but would probably sell like mad as horror, erotic horror, or paranormal romance). :-S
The sad part is, drinking doesn't help me forget - it actually makes me remember. Very annoying.
i can work on plot points and outline cold sober. but, when it comes to the actual writing of it, a lil wine helps me relax, shortens the warm up time or my first few pages are a lil stilted. The difference between writing as a pleasure, instead of feeling like a chore. I need a lil wine, when I'm installing, too.
I find that a beer or two can open up the synapses, as well. The trick is to be writing instead of in online chat, it's soooo easy to get sucked into yakking for hours and not actually DOING anything! :ahhh:
I feel you pain. :-S I wish I were at home, in a warm bed, with some hot coffee and my tablet PC, reading about Quetzalcoatl the Plumed Serpent God.
But I get paid by the hour, have no savings right now, and have bills. So work work work I do. :down: :down:
At least I can read my writing how-to books over lunch!
i left myself a yellow sticky note "G15". can't for the life of me remember what G15 is supposed to mean.
I need a new career. This one is boring now. I guess after 34 years of designing, implementing, testing, debugging, and delivering almost every kind of software known to man, even the most "innovative" project looks like something I worked on 10 years ago. :-S :-S
Monday I start my writing schedule.. 250 words a day, 5 days a week, to start. Should be easily reachable as I belted out a 459 word flash fiction piece in 3 hours on Sunday! :bug: :bug:
Don't have the motivation or skill to be a 2D or 3D artist, don't want to go into management (oh Lord kill me now), music won't support me even as a starving artist.. so it's WRITE OR BUST! :ahhh: :ahhh:
At least I'm blogging and posting on Red Room daily.. I'm starting to get traffic! OMG 18 people reqd my blog today! OMG OMG! :gulp:
I hate when that happens. :-S :-S
Morning. A bit of cool at dawn this morning and not so hot as yesterday so far - and there are clouds tinted grey with a promise of rain on the horizon :)
Hey Kulay *waves* Hopes you are well :)
sighhh i need a nap before starting cooking t'nite.
Meh now the sun has crept up the sky is getting real hot again here :)
Serpents fang is interesting :)
Too hot to do much here today except laze around somewhere halfway cool. Only seven hours until sundown :lol:
Too hot to do much here today except laze around somewhere halfway cool. Only seven hours until sundown :lol:
a pub with the big ceiling fans?
Tea and a tums for dinner t'nite. trying to fall asleep.
...that was funny. . I needed the laugh. Thank you