The I Have A Code in my Node Complaint Thread
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There be no Hobbits in the Outback. I think Hobbits all live in New Zealand.
Outback is the restaurant makes the bloomin onion.
bloomin orion girls?
You know how much grease/fat is in that thing? You can clog your arteries in one shot! :lol:
Dana
If you find one, they're really good. Just stay away from that bloomin' onion!
Dana
leftover meatballs for lunch, reheated in the nuker. lil side salad, had a couple of olives in it.
...during the recent heat wave we had (finally back in the low 80s again which i normal for this time of year) our LRT tam has to run as slow speeds so as not to damage the tacks or overhead catenary (I think the transit system needs to get it's money back for such shoddy work) Well, Monday when I was returning from an interview, it not only ran slow, but made several stops between stations including on in the deep several mile long tunnel under the West Hills. Now not sure how earthquake prone Melbourne is, but here in the Pacific Northwest we have a seismic time bomb 70 miles off the coast (the Cascadia Subduction Fault) that is ticking away. Should that slip we will experience a quake and resulting tsunami worse than the one in Japan a couple years ago. The last time it triggered a quake was in 1700 which produced a tsunami that was recorded in Japan.
I usually take a bus that goes over the hills instead, however as I wanted to get through downtown before the 5:00pm commute crush, I took the tram since it was there and ready to leave while the bus I'd usually take was on a 20 minute layover.
Not a good thing to have in the back of your mind as you go through a tunnel!
Dana
We don't have many earthquakes here. Thing about the tunnels under the rivers is they leak, you can see water running down the walls sometimes waaah :lol:
Yes, that's how I feel going through the "Big Dig" tunnel in Boston. Boston itself is just a big landfill, and what they filled was the Boston Bay! And yes, I see water on the walls here and there sometimes. I hate going through it, but the alternative is going on Rt. 128 all around greater Boston. It adds a lot of miles and worse, it doesn't really save you from heavy traffic. We'll be heading through that tunnel again later this month when we go to New Hampshire. I get nervous when the traffic starts to slow down in there. :gulp:
Dana
And now they've got some of the same companies digging a highway tunnel along our waterfront. They swear it will be different, but so far all they've done is wreck the world's biggest tunnel boring machine...
Where is this? They wrecked it? What were they drilling through, solid steel? 8-/
Dana
Not a good thing to have in the back of your mind as you go through a tunnel!
Dana
We don't have many earthquakes here. Thing about the tunnels under the rivers is they leak, you can see water running down the walls sometimes waaah :lol:
Yes, that's how I feel going through the "Big Dig" tunnel in Boston. Boston itself is just a big landfill, and what they filled was the Boston Bay! And yes, I see water on the walls here and there sometimes. I hate going through it, but the alternative is going on Rt. 128 all around greater Boston. It adds a lot of miles and worse, it doesn't really save you from heavy traffic. We'll be heading through that tunnel again later this month when we go to New Hampshire. I get nervous when the traffic starts to slow down in there. :gulp:
Dana
And now they've got some of the same companies digging a highway tunnel along our waterfront. They swear it will be different, but so far all they've done is wreck the world's biggest tunnel boring machine...
Where is this? They wrecked it? What were they drilling through, solid steel? 8-/
Dana
Seattle. They hit a small pipe that was left off some of the maps, and kept it running despite it starting to run hot.
Not a good thing to have in the back of your mind as you go through a tunnel!
Dana
We don't have many earthquakes here. Thing about the tunnels under the rivers is they leak, you can see water running down the walls sometimes waaah :lol:
Yes, that's how I feel going through the "Big Dig" tunnel in Boston. Boston itself is just a big landfill, and what they filled was the Boston Bay! And yes, I see water on the walls here and there sometimes. I hate going through it, but the alternative is going on Rt. 128 all around greater Boston. It adds a lot of miles and worse, it doesn't really save you from heavy traffic. We'll be heading through that tunnel again later this month when we go to New Hampshire. I get nervous when the traffic starts to slow down in there. :gulp:
Dana
And now they've got some of the same companies digging a highway tunnel along our waterfront. They swear it will be different, but so far all they've done is wreck the world's biggest tunnel boring machine...
Where is this? They wrecked it? What were they drilling through, solid steel? 8-/
Dana
Seattle. They hit a small pipe that was left off some of the maps, and kept it running despite it starting to run hot.
Tremors mann do not disturb the deep ~~~~
...difficult where I am as they do this "treat receipt" deal in August where any 16oz cold drink (including Frappacinos) is 2$ after 2:00pm.
Not as "sinful" as a Godiva or (here in Portland Moonstruck) chocolate drink is, but still...
Frying pan sounds like an appropriately destructive weapon of mass dining :lol:
...besides my Louisville Slugger I have three cast iron skillets. My home is well defended. ;-)
...80 years old? That is one old croc.
My back hurts. Wonder if I slept wrong. At least the headache is gone now.
Fiancé thought he would be in a meeting all day again but they finished at 11:30 - just in time for lunch
Rain stopped, so lunch was hot wings and boneless nuggets from the local fry place.. WAY better than McNuggets! I have leftovers, that's breakfast tomorrow.
Payday tomorrow, but it's all spent on bills, supplies, and that dang $50-get-a-free-base-character deal. :down: Sometime this month, it's The Girl 6 Pro Bundle.. and that'll be pretty much it for the month. :blank:
Hopefully I can resist going out to watch football tonight, otherwise there won't be any renders until the weekend.. :smirk: I don't know if the Ravens game is being broadcast, though. GO RAVENS BEAT THE 40-WHINERS!! :cheese:
Wish I had a nice Americano.. no coffee shop within 10 miles, although the gas-n-gulp has some kind of instant espresso thing.. should check it out tomorrow. :blank:
...difficult where I am as they do this "treat receipt" deal in August where any 16oz cold drink (including Frappacinos) is 2$ after 2:00pm.
Not as "sinful" as a Godiva or (here in Portland Moonstruck) chocolate drink is, but still...
the treat receipt, :) they get me comin an goin. i usually use it for an unsweetened iced latte on my way to the bus stop. bitterness takes getting used to :P
Not a good thing to have in the back of your mind as you go through a tunnel!
Dana
We don't have many earthquakes here. Thing about the tunnels under the rivers is they leak, you can see water running down the walls sometimes waaah :lol:
Yes, that's how I feel going through the "Big Dig" tunnel in Boston. Boston itself is just a big landfill, and what they filled was the Boston Bay! And yes, I see water on the walls here and there sometimes. I hate going through it, but the alternative is going on Rt. 128 all around greater Boston. It adds a lot of miles and worse, it doesn't really save you from heavy traffic. We'll be heading through that tunnel again later this month when we go to New Hampshire. I get nervous when the traffic starts to slow down in there. :gulp:
Dana
Don't really get claustrophobic in small spaces but big freeway tunnels are kinda so huge and so far underground and full of a mess of incomprehensible moving parts to go wrong I guess :lol: And all that water up there just waiting to fall down here :lol:
Here in the UK we have tunnels that actually go under the water. There are 3 vehicle tunnels under the Thames for example, the longest of which is almost a mile long (1430 metres), and then there is of course the Channel tunnel, which connects Britain to France under the sea. and is 31 miles long. but you can't drive through that one, you have to put your vehicle on a train to go through.
...yeah will have to go through that when I go to the Continent. Wish they still had the Hoverspeed service as the only alternative is either a surface ferry (and crossing the channel that way can be notoriously rough) or an expensive air ticket for the 20 min flight to Amsterdam.
gas n gulp 'brain freeze' slushie slurpies?
Melways could be a candy bar name :)
...well there is Milliways', the Restaurant at the End of the Universe.
...80 years old? That is one old croc.
It ate the dang shark!!!!!! :ahhh: :ahhh: :ahhh: :ahhh: :ahhh:
GATORNADOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! In 3D! :bug: :gulp:
And now they've got some of the same companies digging a highway tunnel along our waterfront. They swear it will be different, but so far all they've done is wreck the world's biggest tunnel boring machine...
....and you just can't go to down to Home Depot and get another one.
It ate the dang shark!!!!!! :ahhh: :ahhh: :ahhh: :ahhh: :ahhh:
GATORNADOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! In 3D! :bug: :gulp:
...local cinema here just showed Sharknado last week.
Heck, I wouldn't put it past Hollyweird to release Gatornado as a sequel. Crikey they did two Godzilla remakes already.
...and there was a Hatchet 3. I never even knew they made a Hatchet 1.
Seattle. They hit a small pipe that was left off some of the maps, and kept it running despite it starting to run hot.
I don't know how they can get any business after what they did in Boston. But this seems to prove that they don't make very good decisions and their judgement can't be trusted.
Dana
It ate the dang shark!!!!!! :ahhh: :ahhh: :ahhh: :ahhh: :ahhh:
GATORNADOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! In 3D! :bug: :gulp:
...local cinema here just showed Sharknado last week.
Heck, I wouldn't put it past Hollyweird to release Gatornado as a sequel. Crikey they did two Godzilla remakes already.
...and there was a Hatchet 3. I never even knew they made a Hatchet 1.
Sharknado 2 came out last week. :blank: I'm going to buy a fancy laptop and make a cheap B movie and get rich and famous. :blank: Although animating in DS is a real pain... :long:
Product label silliness from a specialty foods order this morning.
1: "This is a carbon neutral product" on a bottled water brand's case:
Let's see..... Water got PUMPED out of the ground. TRUCKED to the bottling plant. Injected into PLASTIC bottles by AUTOMATED machinery. Bottles placed into a CARDBOARD box via AUTOMATED machinery. It then has to be TRUCKED to a wholesaler and then TRUCKED to a retailer.
2: Apparently "preservative" is such a bad word in part of the "natural foods" community that rosemary extract and ascorbic acid must both be called an "antioxidant" on the ingredient list of a package of pita chips.
Gave me a good chuckle this morning.
There's no end to silliness when it comes to product marketing and labeling... :blank:
...Friday eve complaints
--Need to find a new hotspot as the neighbourhood Starbucks changed their seating arrangement. Set up now so you are sitting almost shoulder to shoulder with whoever sits at the table next to you. Don't like the idea of having someone able to look over at your screen while reading emails & such. Only one decent table in the whole place with an outlet and someone was already there when I arrived.
--Why couldn't the CAPS LOCK key (which I find a useless annoyance) burn out instead of the most widely used vowel in the English Language ("e"), the #"4" (also the "$") key, the #"6" key (notebook doesn't have a ten key pad), and my back arrow key? Making blogging and writing emails a real pain with all the repetitive keystrokes and/or spelling corrections I need to do.
Non Complaints
--Temperatures finally more seasonable after a week in the 90s.
--Heading up to Seattle this weekend to visit friends, a couple whom I haven't seen for the last three years as they have been overseas.
--NFL tonight (yeah, only preseason but still football)
--Sin City - A Dame to Kill For releases in two weeks.
And now they've got some of the same companies digging a highway tunnel along our waterfront. They swear it will be different, but so far all they've done is wreck the world's biggest tunnel boring machine...
....and you just can't go to down to Home Depot and get another one.
Given the way the local leadership makes decisions, I think they shop at Home Despot.
There's no end to silliness when it comes to product marketing and labeling... :blank:
At least I now know why rosemary extract is in so many things now. Most products I've seen it on don't specify why it's there. LOL
My sympathies, good luck, and have fun/safe trip.
Feeling better now I hope?
...I still chuckle when I'm in the natural food market and spot bottles of "Organic" Canola Oil on the shelf. There is no "Canola" plant, the oil is made from a Genetically Modified variant of the Rapeseed plant (which in it's pure unmodified form is primarily an industrial oil) first created in a lab in Canada (hence the name "Can-ola") back in the 1970s. Funny that many who work or shop there and will voice their displeasure over the use of "GMOs" seem oblivious to the product's true origin.
...well there is Milliways', the Restaurant at the End of the Universe.
only place ya can get a gargleblaster on the rocks.