What fancy people call going outside to play in the creek.Originally Posted by Glenn E. Meyer
What fancy people call going outside to play in the creek.
Sorta around sometimes for some of your shitty mod needs.
It's what your doctor asks you about when he checks your prostate and you tell him that when you take a leak you have three steams coming out.
(I don't have that problem since I don't go to doctors.)
There's nothing civil about this war.
Sights you can see after cataract surgery, go:
When are you guys going to start bitching about "them" not making your favorite childhood candies any longer?
Sorta around sometimes for some of your shitty mod needs.
I’m a millennial, but still had the joy of also being a remote control when I was growing up. We had one of these on a console tv in the living room for a quite a while.
It’s also where I learned “you make a better door than you do a window boy” if I stood in front of the tv rather than to the side while I was changing channels.
Anti-theft device.
There's nothing civil about this war.
My wife's grandfather, who recently passed away at 98, had a TV repair business until he retired. My FIL also did TV repair until he got through school and got an accounting job. Over Christmas, he gave my wife a sheath of papers related to her grandfather's business, which sparked a lengthy conversation about TV repair and such.
Chris
Not for my kid. 2/3 of our vehicles are manual. The one that has an automatic is a minivan (though it's likely to be replaced with an SUV in the next couple years).
I told Thing 1 that she's not likely to be hampered by not being able to drive a stick, but it's a good skill to have just in case.
Chris
There's nothing civil about this war.
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