Random Thoughts - Part Deux [NO POLITICS]

[p1l0t]

Originally Posted by ichitaka05

Hopefully everything is going well in here. I’ve been somewhat busy in Japan. Try to fix all the report I get... but not as fast as I can. I’ll be back end of sept, so til then, don’t burn down this place

Challenge accepted!

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[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by Sapphireho

In San Jose along any freeway, plus other long eradicated diseases. It's a come back, wonder why.

Somebody drained a 40 year old waterbed is why!

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by ichitaka05

Hopefully everything is going well in here. I’ve been somewhat busy in Japan. Try to fix all the report I get... but not as fast as I can. I’ll be back end of sept, so til then, don’t burn down this place

Pretty quiet actually. Not a pile of for sale stuff to deal with either.

[echo419]

Originally Posted by Dadhawk

Don't know about Georgia in the 70s. I grew up in NC, but was forced to leave when I sold my Camaro and couldn't grow a decent mullet. I didn't move to GA until after spending some time in VA, MD, and FL.

I can only confirm their presence in about 88-89. that's the earliest I can remember seeing one.

[humfrz]

Originally Posted by echo419

I can only confirm their presence in about 88-89. that's the earliest I can remember seeing one.

The first (and only) waterbed that I ever tried to sleep on was at my little sisters condo back in the day. Yep, I was totally drunk when I hit it. SHIT! I didn't know it was a waterbed and when it blurbled, blabbled and rolled, I about lost it. I had to get up and drink more whisky - but, that didn't help. Finally, I opted to sleep on the couch.




humfrz

[ScoobsMcGee]

Originally Posted by ichitaka05

til then, don’t burn down this place

Ah, crap. Sorry ichi.

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by ScoobsMcGee

Ah, crap. Sorry ichi.

[Dadhawk]

The WalMart Super Center near my home is going to have the first "Wal*Mart Health" center. Basically its a full service health pavilion with PCP, Dental, Imaging, Urgent Care, etc. They are opening several in Georgia....

One of the photos shows their cars, including what appears to me to be Version 2.0 of their self-driving car with improvements to increase it's ability to read road signs and such.

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by Dadhawk

The WalMart Super Center near my home is going to have the first "Wal*Mart Health" center. Basically its a full service health pavilion with PCP, Dental, Imaging, Urgent Care, etc. They are opening several in Georgia....

One of the photos shows their cars, including what appears to me to be Version 2.0 of their self-driving car with improvements to increase it's ability to read road signs and such.

When I think health care the very first place that pops to mind is Walmart!

[Stephen W.]

Originally Posted by Dadhawk

There's simpler way, as long as the end of the drain hose is lower than the bed. Connect the drain hose to a faucet and put water in it until it is starting to fill the bed. Then, undo the hose and let it drain. As long as the water is draining below the level of the bed it will create its own suction..

Ah, that's basically what I did. I made sure the hose was full by turning on the water a spraying some outside before disconnecting the hose. I tried, (rather unsuccessfully) to not drip water in the house. Once I had the open end connected and nozzle end outside I removed the sprayer nozzle. Nothing happened. So, I went back inside and used the little billows pump (part of the attachment that fit into the bladder's spout) to try and get the water moving. Yes, there was a 2+ meter drop from the bed to where the hose ended).

Originally Posted by Dadhawk

I know, not much help now.

In theory my way should have worked. I don't understand why it didn't.

[Dadhawk]

Originally Posted by Stephen W.

In theory my way should have worked. I don't understand why it didn't.

Yea, I would have thought that would have worked.

[Nevermore]

Originally Posted by echo419

pretty much explains why we have millennials today.

Typed and deleted and typed a couple of responses I deemed "too serious" for this thread. I'll just say, this joke/stereotype is too played out.

[EAGLE5]

Originally Posted by Nevermore

Typed and deleted and typed a couple of responses I deemed "too serious" for this thread. I'll just say, this joke/stereotype is too played out.

Psht! Exactly what a millenial would say.

[Clutch Dog]

Originally Posted by jsimon7777

Psht! Exactly what a millenial would say.

*snicker*

essentially hahaha


The issue today is everyone is dang afraid of stepping on toes because people cry out bloody murder if they hear or read something even in the slightest they dont like

theres a biblical lesson hear about preists who got killed because they where telling sermons about not feel good stuff to people and they didnt want any part of it.

I venture on the opposite side of politically correctness. Lets offend everyone, therefore no one is offended.

fair is fair