Warning: rather bad language. That said, this is so daggum true about things like PF and SF.I love how this poster was made by an alien, and drew the wrong amount of nipples on the man.
It’s even better when you realize so does the woman.
EDIT: sigh. Of course. Anyway, I’m clothed, as always when talking on the web. >:|
... I thought they were eyes...Warning: rather bad language. That said, this is so daggum true about things like PF and SF.I love how this poster was made by an alien, and drew the wrong amount of nipples on the man.
They might be! That’s wonderful!
The owl who hunts in the woods at the back of the house is back.
Hoot hoot!
He sounds like a hoot!
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They might be! That’s wonderful!... I thought they were eyes...Warning: rather bad language. That said, this is so daggum true about things like PF and SF.I love how this poster was made by an alien, and drew the wrong amount of nipples on the man.
1"m |n+O !T.
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Pokemon reference. nice.
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My grandfather's last wish was for his remains to be scattered in the sea. But when we went to do it, everyone at the beach started freaking out.
In retrospect, we probably should have cremated him first.
Or rented a boat.
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I once had a job interview where they asked me what my greatest weakness is. I said "I'm too honest." They said "I don't think honesty is a weakness." I replied "I don't give a f+~! what you think."
Oh and also all the cursing. There is a lot of cursing.
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I can't imagine they taste very good.
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Meh.
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"Let me go grab my wallet and see what the wife says" = "Too expensive I'm going to quickly drive off now."
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Morning everyone.
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Mornin'
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Well here it's 3 am so that counts.
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See gran morning in a lot of places.
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They might be! That’s wonderful!... I thought they were eyes...Warning: rather bad language. That said, this is so daggum true about things like PF and SF.I love how this poster was made by an alien, and drew the wrong amount of nipples on the man.
Haha that makes it just even better!
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Those places aren't real. They're as fake as unicorns, pegasi, and kangaroos.
Yeah man I don't believe in all those fake creatures...
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Those places aren't real. They're as fake as unicorns, pegasi, and kangaroos.
Yeah! Step outside the crushing prison of consensus reality into the quantum godhead of your mind and see THE TRUTH! Nothing is real except what you choose to make real, except Wisconsin, which exists whether you like it or not.
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So... this is the bad part of living in Albany.Impus Minor asked for (and received) a lockpick set and instructions for Christmas, and put in enough time that he could first pick a clear lock (leading to the delightful quote, "All those people living in houses with clear locks had better watch out!"), then an opaque one. But I'd guess his total practice time at 20-30 hours; nothing life-altering, just a quick hobby.
On Saturday we went to Rivoli for dinner. While we were out, Impus Minor got home. He never carries a key. He wasn't carrying his lockpick set. So he went to Red-Headed Girl Next Door's, got a pair of bobby pins, and set to work. On both the deadbolt *and* the main lock.
He was there for 45 minutes. During which a woman and her young son walked by and the boy asked, "Mommy, what is that boy doing?"
To which she replied, "I don't know, son. I don't recognize him from this neighborhood."But she didn't call the cops.
It took him 45 minutes, but Impus Minor picked BOTH our main lock and our deadbolt with a pair of fricking bobby pins. And according to Hi (once a certified locksmith), we'd
You gotta be s~%!ting me.
I don't think I have to tell you how differently that would have gone down in my neighborhood. Or outside of my neighborhood. Or if I tried to do it in Vany's neighborhood. Or Captain Yesterday's neighborhood. Clothed for that last one, as it is probably cooler there
In my neighborhood? I'll just drop this link here and let you draw your own conclusions.
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Freehold would be safe in our neighborhood, people might ask questions, but no one would call the cops on him.
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In my neighborhood? I'll just drop this link here and let you draw your own conclusions.
So... this is the bad part of living in Albany.Impus Minor asked for (and received) a lockpick set and instructions for Christmas, and put in enough time that he could first pick a clear lock (leading to the delightful quote, "All those people living in houses with clear locks had better watch out!"), then an opaque one. But I'd guess his total practice time at 20-30 hours; nothing life-altering, just a quick hobby.
On Saturday we went to Rivoli for dinner. While we were out, Impus Minor got home. He never carries a key. He wasn't carrying his lockpick set. So he went to Red-Headed Girl Next Door's, got a pair of bobby pins, and set to work. On both the deadbolt *and* the main lock.
He was there for 45 minutes. During which a woman and her young son walked by and the boy asked, "Mommy, what is that boy doing?"
To which she replied, "I don't know, son. I don't recognize him from this neighborhood."But she didn't call the cops.
It took him 45 minutes, but Impus Minor picked BOTH our main lock and our deadbolt with a pair of fricking bobby pins. And according to Hi (once a certified locksmith), we'd
You gotta be s~%!ting me.
I don't think I have to tell you how differently that would have gone down in my neighborhood. Or outside of my neighborhood. Or if I tried to do it in Vany's neighborhood. Or Captain Yesterday's neighborhood. Clothed for that last one, as it is probably cooler there
hey, you're only number 5! Things are looking up!
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Yeah; I think it was rather telling that it was just last year when posting here that I came to the realization that on my block we're practically a PBS special; other than Indians, Native Americans, and transgenders I think we've got all races and sexual orientations covered. Add one more block and we even have the requisite guy in a wheelchair. And I hadn't even noticed until someone on FaWtL brought up the makeup in their neighborhood.
Being polite, I haven't asked any of my neighbors about religion.
EDIT: Unfortunately, and bordering on the "political enough to spoiler" front, I think Freehold is correct that if *he* had been picking my lock, the woman would have at least asked him what he was doing, if not called the police on him.
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If Freehold was seen knocking on my door/ringing the doorbell? No issues. Nobody would bother him.
But my neighbor would watch to see what happens if I didn't answer the door.
And if he saw Freehold then try to pick my locks, there would be questions.
But, honestly, not out of racism. He's just a bit off-kilter and happens to like me, so he's protective of my home, particularly if he thinks we're not there.
But I can't speak for anybody else passing by who sees him picking my locks. This metro area has a long history of racism and KKK activity.
EDIT: About my neighbor, seriously, he's caught someone (white) trying my door handles and he scared the guy off. The guy was at my side door, and my neighbor's kitchen window looks directly on that door. My neighbor had his windows open, and then the guy who was trying my door handle hears "I don't think you ought to be doing that," coming from behind him.
My neighbor said "I'm pretty sure he never saw me. He whipped around, looked left and right and just took off."
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Those places aren't real. They're as fake as unicorns, pegasi, and kangaroos.Yeah! Step outside the crushing prison of consensus reality into the quantum godhead of your mind and see THE TRUTH! Nothing is real except what you choose to make real, except Wisconsin, which exists whether you like it or not.
Whoa. Like, mind blown, dude.
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Pokemon reference. nice.
I'm pretty old school in that regard yeah.
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The best thing I've done for my nose recovery, shave the mustache portion of my goatee, further cementing my belief that people with mustaches can't be trusted! (Or at least I can't).
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If Freehold was seen knocking on my door/ringing the doorbell? No issues. Nobody would bother him.
But my neighbor would watch to see what happens if I didn't answer the door.
And if he saw Freehold then try to pick my locks, there would be questions.
But, honestly, not out of racism. He's just a bit off-kilter and happens to like me, so he's protective of my home, particularly if he thinks we're not there.
But I can't speak for anybody else passing by who sees him picking my locks. This metro area has a long history of racism and KKK activity.
EDIT: About my neighbor, seriously, he's caught someone (white) trying my door handles and he scared the guy off. The guy was at my side door, and my neighbor's kitchen window looks directly on that door. My neighbor had his windows open, and then the guy who was trying my door handle hears "I don't think you ought to be doing that," coming from behind him.
My neighbor said "I'm pretty sure he never saw me. He whipped around, looked left and right and just took off."
that always gets me about you crazy white people. You never lock your doors.
It is NUTS.
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If Freehold was seen knocking on my door/ringing the doorbell? No issues. Nobody would bother him.
But my neighbor would watch to see what happens if I didn't answer the door.
And if he saw Freehold then try to pick my locks, there would be questions.
But, honestly, not out of racism. He's just a bit off-kilter and happens to like me, so he's protective of my home, particularly if he thinks we're not there.
But I can't speak for anybody else passing by who sees him picking my locks. This metro area has a long history of racism and KKK activity.
EDIT: About my neighbor, seriously, he's caught someone (white) trying my door handles and he scared the guy off. The guy was at my side door, and my neighbor's kitchen window looks directly on that door. My neighbor had his windows open, and then the guy who was trying my door handle hears "I don't think you ought to be doing that," coming from behind him.
My neighbor said "I'm pretty sure he never saw me. He whipped around, looked left and right and just took off."
that always gets me about you crazy white people. You never lock your doors.
It is NUTS.
Who said my door wasn't locked? It was very much locked. It slowed him down enough that my neighbor was able to scare him off.
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Hat? Check.
Sunscreen? Check.
Tickets? Check.Rammstein in just a few hours! RAAAAAAAAAAAAAWR
DU HAAAAAAAAAST
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The best thing I've done for my nose recovery, shave the mustache portion of my goatee, further cementing my belief that people with mustaches can't be trusted! (Or at least I can't).
When I had nasal surgery to allow me to breathe out of half of my face, they highly suggested I shave off the moustache/goatee to make it easier on myself for recovery.
They weren't wrong.