Let's Go Blues

SIU LAW wrote:That is the coolest kid I have ever seen.

I'm sitting in my living room messing around on my computer when I hear a bird smack against my kitchen window. I look up and see a poof of feathers. I go outside and see a bird lying on the ground below the window. On closer inspection of the bird I see it's still breathing and looks like it has a messed up wing or something and the bird is staring at me. So I am thinking to myself if I should stomp on the bird to put it out of its misory or if I should get a shoebox and try and nurse it back to health. Then the bird flies away. I guess it just knocked itself out or something...

abc789987 wrote:I'm sitting in my living room messing around on my computer when I hear a bird smack against my kitchen window. I look up and see a poof of feathers. I go outside and see a bird lying on the ground below the window. On closer inspection of the bird I see it's still breathing and looks like it has a messed up wing or something and the bird is staring at me. So I am thinking to myself if I should stomp on the bird to put it out of its misory or if I should get a shoebox and try and nurse it back to health. Then the bird flies away. I guess it just knocked itself out or something...

It's way better when cats do that.

...so i have now cut back on my beer intake, started to exercise and eat better. it was this or buy new pants...

am i the only one with random observations?



or bitches or anti-bitches?....

The internet at the Comfort Inn located in Red Bluff, California freakin' blows....

abc789987 has a lot of random observations.

I find it odd that there's a whole consulting niche based on exit planning: http://exitplanning.com/ I'd never heard of this until last week.

Mental Note Part 1

The next time I rent a gas powered auger to dig post holes for a fence, do NOT leave it out in the middle of the backyard when the backyard consists of nothing but dirt (grass hasn't grown yet), because if we get a downpour, I will have to slop through lots 'o mud to retrieve the auger and drag it through 50' of mud... and then I'll have to spend 20 minutes hosing the thing off before returning it.

Mental Note Part 2

If I have failed to head Mental Note #1's warning, make sure to wear old shoes & clothes when retrieving the auger after the downpour.

big d note wrote:I find it odd that there's a whole consulting niche based on exit planning: http://exitplanning.com/ I'd never heard of this until last week.

Someone should forward that to the Obama administration.

Right about now I could really use some feedback about a hotel or resort.

fargoblues wrote:Right about now I could really use some feedback about a hotel or resort.

You ought to check out the Best Western in Hope, Arkansas. I read somewhere on here that it's high class.

Ruutu15 wrote:

fargoblues wrote:Right about now I could really use some feedback about a hotel or resort.

You ought to check out the Best Western in Hope, Arkansas. I read somewhere on here that it's high class.

Towne House Motel in Tupelo Mississippi... Hotwire HAD it listed as 3 stars, $80/room/night but discounted to $44/room/night... Looked like all the rooms had long-term tennants there, and they were all having a block party in the parking lot when we drove by. The family all said "keep driving dad...".

Dany Heatley has the biggest friggen visor in the NHL, that things a miniature glass facemask.

Leaving your freezer door open all day does not make your apartment any cooler...

The weather in San Diego is reaaaalllly nice.

abc789987 wrote:Leaving your freezer door open all day does not make your apartment any cooler...

That thought has crossed my mind on more than one occasion, thank you for conducting the experiment for all of us.

sometimes i wonder how i remember to breathe

This picture makes me sad.