The Things Which Could Be Worse Need Cats To Make Them Better Complaint Thread
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might be able to do a yule log gif in carrara, hmmmmm
So tired, just so tired.
I had to manually set the date and time on my electronic tablet.
Non-complaint: I went to another local auction on Sunday. Professional auction house, not a home. They were getting rid of some interesting collections. An antique medical device collection. A collection of antique Halloween paraphenalia. A collection of Oriental/Persian rugs. Gazillions of empty tin containers that used to contain various creams, ointments, powders, smokeables, etc. Very interesting to just walk around and examine all that stuff.
I love oriental rugs and like to add small ones to my collection despite not having any more floor space on which to put them (I put them on table tops, stair landings, file cabinet tops, in the kitchen, in the bathroom, long narrow ones on shelves, on the stair railing, and on top of each other) . 
And I was particularly interested in an "Analytical Balance" (super accurate medical/chemical/mineral balance for weighing precise quantities of stuff. 
Complaint: When I got there and went to pick up my bidding number I realized I had forgotten my wallet.
Non-complaint: I saved a lot of money by walking away.
'Nother non-complaint: One of the Persian rugs I was looking at was wonderful, clean, a Tabriz design, excellent workmanship, then as I examined more of it I discovered that it had two huge holes worn into it in the middle.
Glad I didn't hastily bid on that (If I'd had any money with me) 
always rains when i have a dr appt.
sky weeps again >.<
i booked bus to go cvs after, in the rain then
sky weeps again >.<
i sux at poetry doh
have 3 hours to kill bwteen cvs and trip home,
thought a nice walk about the main street would do me good
sky keeps on weepings weepings. in to the futuren >.<
sleeping pill? or mebbe feeling down?
Frustrated and depressed
My parents didn't get rid of the original coal fireplaces until the late 60s/early 70s. We went over to gas, and had one of these in the front room.
The "logs" were moulded fibreglass, lit by two orange bulbs. Small fan blades, turned by the warmth of the bulbs gave a flickering flame effect.
In the back room, we had a plain version without the logs. They were still there when my parents moved out in 94.
I forgot why I logged into this website. Do I want to buy Tori HD for Genesis 8 Female? I'm trying to save some money to buy a new wireless USB adapter for my computer. edited to fix formatting.
That is probably more like the one used in the convalescent home. My memory is not clear, I was only a child at the time.
We lived in a 1930s semi. When my parents sold the house, when Dad retired in 1978 the house was still exactly as it had been when My Uncle first lived in it back in 1939. Still had the original fire places, back boiler behind the one in the living room, stone floor in the kitchen, walk in larder, electric hot water geyser in the kitchen, old stone sink and wooden draining board. No gas, as it was new build when Uncle moved in, the guy had intended to build several more, had cleared some land, would have applied to have gas piped in once a few more were up. Then War broke out, My Uncle wasn't allowed to join the Army, he did top secret research and the house was handy for where he had been stationed. Like he could see the factory out of the front windows. The other houses never did get built. Dad took the house over when he came back from the war. Him and Mum were married 6 days after was was declared, on a special license. Ron and I had both been born in our grandparents house, but my younger brother was actually born in hospital in the town where we all grew up. So Ron and I were born in what then would have been still Middlesex and Dave was born in Kent. Now of course both come under London.
When we were growing up the other people in our road thought we were posh, as us and next door were the only 2 houses that had a bathroom and an inside toilet.
I remember homes with outside privies. We always had indoor facilities not everybody in the town did.
Another thing I remember was dogs. Lots and lots of free roaming dogs. Each had a house to go to and someone to feed them but you learned to recognize dogs of your territory and other territories. Mostly they stayed in their own territories or would sometimes go into other neighborhoods for lust, or hunting in the surrounding woods for sport. Twice our dog came back with a face full of porcupine quills. You'd think she'd have learned the first time.
My grandfather kept a pack of hunting dogs. Beagles I believe they were. Damn, what a din they could raise when a stranger came into the yard. 
thats a recipe for tired
feel better soonest!
Thanks! I was off today but work tomorrow. Hopefully I can vote.
which choice would give you more happiness?
i was in cvs today, had a r2d2 christmas ornament in hand,
and a jumbo sized ferrero chocolate,
ohhh the decision
complaint - optimum boost aint so boosted, normally 5 min d/l, thing guestimaing 4 hours, wooooes
I must be tired as I was looking for an aquairum bar, but could only see Arabella's stuff. I forgot I was searching for stuff for Arabella and forgot to clear the search.
Should I watch Star Trek or Doctor Who? Should I watch it on my iPad or on my firetv stick?
...yeah only the first week of November and I'm seeing more yule stuff being stocked on the shelves.
yup, the yule stuff nd pennsylvania dutch egg nogg. yule day is like 7 weeks away.
i walked alll the way to the supermarket with my rolator walker, guess what they had in stock
the jacky D pulled pork. pulled pork in a plastic pouch, and found mashed sweet potato in a tray
just have to scoop a bit in a cake pan and heat for 20 minutes at 350 egrees.
i'm thinkin instead of setting up plastic tree, i'll get a potted table top sized real tree
Matt Smith
November in my Dr Who calendar is a pic of matt with his sonic screw driver
HUUUBBA, think i felt a hormone stir, might be a leftover hormone from the 90s lol
https://www.daz3d.com/walker-hd-for-vladimir-8
i dont have vlad, but his skin should be the base uv?
g8 characters all use the same uv?
Hmmm... why am I reminded of Dr. Seuss? I tried to remember a similar cadence and tone, but these are all I could remember:
“And this mess is so big
And so deep and so tall,
We cannot pick it up.
There is no way at all!” -- "Cat in the Hat"
-- -- -- -- -- --
My hat is old.
My teeth are gold.
And now
my story
is all told. -- "One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish"
Ornament will last longer...unless it's glass and you drop it.
Dana
...nice score on the JackD pulled pork.
Just made up a pot of my jambalaya with spicy Andouille sausage. and slow simmered buttered beets. That'll last a couple dinners.
I still want one of those totally kitschy aluminum trees with the rotating light. Sadly they are now all vintage and very expensive.
Something seems wrong with my WiFi settings on my laptop. I need it to connect to the internet.
I put my computer to sleep this morning. I woke it up as soon as I got to work place and got a BSoD. After the computer restarted, the wireless was not working, so I restarted it again. The wireless still was not working. So I went to device manager and found it disabled so I enabled it. That was irritating.
No one can tell you that, I'm afraid.
We all have different tastes, and those are two very different shows. Are you familiar with either of them, or is this your first time watching? If you do watch Doctor Who (which I personally prefer out of the two) as a rookie, I recommend you start with the revival. The classic series is good for what it is, but it's very obviously from another era and can seem a bit slow at times. There are also many episodes and entire stories missing from the early seasons, because BBC deleted them thanks to limited storage space. Christopher Eccleston is amazing as the 9th Doctor, and his series has some firecracker episodes. If you're new to Star Trek, I would recommend that you don't start with Voyager, because that series has a very different feel than the rest of the franchise.
The log show actually made me think of this thing that is a thing in Norway, where really boring stuff is filmed for use as "background TV" that you're not supposed to pay much attention to. It's called Slow TV, and they're much longer than an hour. The first "feature film" was made in early summer 2011, in an attempt at making the worlds longest uninterupted TV broadcast ever. It succeeded, and concists of several days' worth of non-stop footage from onboard a ferry. There are "interviews" with passengers and crew, but the majority of the footage is just the bow of the ship plowing through the water. I think there really IS a sequel about watching burning logs, too.
Wait, no. The ferry film wasn't the first one. There was one about a train, made in 2009. (Only 7 hours long, compared to 134.)
Looks like Norway is the reigning champion of this stuff, which for some reason doesn't surprise me. We're very good at not paying attention.
project at the day job. they want a tv setup to display pdfs, word docs.
tv has a usb port and an hdmi port.
looking receivers. there's a thing called miracast or mirror screening. would have to buy the gizmo and a tablet to host the files. but what happens when the tablet goes to sleep, imagining the image goes dark on the tv monitor too. dunno know what to recommend.
I rarely use Genesis 8 female. I think I'll buy a dual band wireless adapter instead.
...I have a wired router I just ordered on the way. Should be here by Thursday
I misread wired as weird. I'm too tired.