The I Wanted Mousse But Got A Moose Instead Complaint Thread.
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field trip today. going out to the Hamptons. hoping they'll stop at a farm stand or two, mebbe i can gets some fresh corncob and fresh strawberries. mebbe a pie.
weather service alert, everything too dry, risky fire hazards.
omg, holey ...
his lil antennas look excited
buppy shnozz!
that reminds me, i made a shnozz for the emotiguy. lost track stuff
beanie booz {{hugz}}
they sitting on a cheetah?
Not sure those are fish or if they will fare well in a 55 gallon tank!
I had 3 55 gallon tanks, all using big bio-wheel filtration combined with a Fluval canister filter.. water in all my tanks was clear, clean, and made for very happy fish - even the discus were happy and they're notoriously picky about water quality.
Tank 1: 6 botia modesta, 2 zipper loaches, 4 botia morleti. Non-stop loachy fun!
Tank 2: 4 angelfish, all marbles, and about 8 corydoras catfish of vaious species. They corys are miniature armored catfish and abiut as cute and harmless as you could wish, they'd even shae food and have a group meal on algae tables!
Tank 3: Four Cobalt Blue discus and six warm-water corydoras catfish. I really miss my discus and corys.
Also had a 135 gallon, six foot long river tank I got from the ex in the divorce. Contained eight clown loaches of varying size, from Fraidy Loach who was only about three and a half inches long, to the tank boss Major Loach who was pretty close to six inches long and FAT! Close to two inches wide and three tall, she was LARGE and IN CHARGE.
Get better soonest!!!!!
Sure Happy It's Thursday Complaints:
- Rain, rain, rain, local flooding, blug blug
- Back, neck, shoulders all hurt
- Stressed out and eady to scream
- Hungry and not sure what to eat
- Probably stuck on the damnable knee scooter 3-4 more weeks
Non-complaints:
- Fresh socks and underwear, wheeeeeee
- Plenty of lunch foods to choose from, thanks to Walmart and the Web
- Still have money left in bank
- Leftover chicken wings and beer for dinner wheeeee
- Weekend coming soon, thank heavens
Off to get more coffee and back into chasing down device driver interface classes and use in the application system.. b o r i n g..
Wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee *splat* Don't fall in!
No watermelon today. Fetcher doesn't want to go out in this weather.
Woman in hard hat: Please don't go any closer sir.
Man with bike helmet: I need to get a picture of my bike for the insurance!
Dana
Oh, are you getting that dangerous flood rain? Stay safe!
Dana
Hope you are feeling much better soonest, ps1borg!
Dana
Ha, can't blame anyone for not wanting to run around in it. The taxi trip in today was a mess! Supposed to be nice tomorrow and Saturday, then.. back to rain.
I'm going to start looking for a new job. They've set me an impossible task, there are 98,000 lines of code (not comments, just C++ code) in this system, no way can one person digest all this and produce nice, pretty, easy to understand documents.
More coffee, more coffee, till you get this frenetic... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mUQHGpxrz-8
Isn't it strange how the crack exactly followed the yellow line. Maybe they should use a different brand of paint next time.
Prince died.
Fantastic guitarist, mazing singer. Only 57, a year older than I am.
No word on how..
Maybe they can hire it as a driving instructor?
Lady in helmet: "Look out!"
Man with bike helmet: "I gotta post this on my Facebook... aaaiiieeeeeeee"
Maybe they used the yellow paint to cover the crack when it was teeny tiny...
Uhm, no...
Sipping mint tea to try to relax, seems to help a bit. Working on my resume' as well, I need to come up with a single-page or two-page teaser.
My goal is to turn in my 2 weeks notice within a week of getting my foot prostesis. I'm going to update my online resume' over the weekend and turn on my "available for new work" flag that lets recruiters find me. I'd prefer a full-time job, but that takes a lot longer to find so I'm of two minds about it.
I finally came up with an understandable way to describe his job, last night online, FINALLY people get it!
Assume your boss came to you and handed you a book that was over 90 thousand lines long - a big, thick, dry book - and told you that you had to write a summary of the plot, all major and minor points, and provide diagrams and charts on the flow of the important bits. The books subject is dull as dishwater and you can't read more than about 10 pages before your head hurts and you grind your jaws and tense your muscles until the stress gives you headaches and screws with your sleep.
And the deadline is not that far off, there's nobody to help you, and only a ew notes hidden throughout the book that sometimes - not always - decribe something that MIGHT be going on.
Welcome to my job.
back from nice trip east. saw a wild turkey.
saw 2 osprey circling, think they didn't want us in their 'territory'. they don't use twigs for their nests, they use branches, branches littered the place. lol had a nice lunch, fresh seafood bisq and flounder and waffle fries.
my head did like half an exorcist swivel, passed some big dinosaurs in southhampton
didn't know they was indigenous to the area lol
-found the place online. the kewlest lawn ornament ever!
http://lifesizestatue.com/animals-dinosaurs-c-89_20.html
Sounds like a very nice time!!
And that's one heck of a lawn ornament.. likely scare the neighbors.. 
Got the fifty five tank home finally.
Yes, very sad. I didn't like everything that he did, some was just strange. But I did like a lot of the major hits. And as a musician I really admired him. I never forget the time he joined the folks on the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame induction of George Harrison...his solo in While My Guitar Gently Weeps was superb!
Dana
It would certainly keep drivers in their own lanes!
Dana
Flintstone's house?
..and it smells rainy and cold.
Just when I thought I could finally put all the heavy winter stuff away. From early July back to late February in only a couple days.