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The fashion statement I make each day is probably not one that's going to leave a lasting impression.
A fireplace will keep you warm and dry on a cold winters night this is true but personally at this point of my life, I think I'd rather just move to a warmer climate.
A warmer climate is the law when you turn 60.
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When you turn 60 you're probably: (A) dead or (B) a zombie, as typical human body temperature is not 60 but rather in the range of 95-100 degrees Fahrenheit.
[size=8pt]Hey, I'm back. We finally got the step-by-step switch demonstration unit going for the University telecom lab's big field trip next week. Basically think of it as a little central office on a rack, or you could even use it as a PBX if you wanted to. It all weighs just a little under 150 pounds. WMC's dad sure seemed impressed and said making a call on a step switch was "very nostalgic".
In fact, my sweetie-poo lunch lady Bev started to get worried that she hadn't seen me in the cafeteria in so many days that to-day she made me a bagged lunch. Bologna, turkey and banana on white, my old childhood favourite. I haven't eaten it yet...
Hey.....hey you know, if she packed an iced tea in that bag....could it be love?
[size=8pt]Hey, I'm back. We finally got the step-by-step switch demonstration unit going for the University telecom lab's big field trip next week. Basically think of it as a little central office on a rack, or you could even use it as a PBX if you wanted to. It all weighs just a little under 150 pounds. WMC's dad sure seemed impressed and said making a call on a step switch was "very nostalgic".
In fact, my sweetie-poo lunch lady Bev started to get worried that she hadn't seen me in the cafeteria in so many days that to-day she made me a bagged lunch. Bologna, turkey and banana on white, my old childhood favourite. I haven't eaten it yet...
Hey.....hey you know, if she packed an iced tea in that bag....could it be love?
In the range of 95-100 degrees Fahrenheit is where a lot of your more vicious bacteria thrive.
If she loves you enough to give you sweet tea, Darth, then it's love. If she gives you unsweet tea, then it's just her feeling pity on you because she thought you needed something to choke that turkey/bologna/banana sandwich down with.
Well, I guess it might be love too, if she gave you unsweet tea, but only if she knew that you only drank unsweet tea. I guess you would have to know her motivation. Since most people don't publish their taste for tea or brag about it verbally in work situations, knowing your taste in tea probably required some effort and research (like asking your friends, or perhaps breaking into your house and drinking any tea she finds in your fridge, in order to check for sweet/unsweet). In that case, given the illegalities she's involved herself (and you) in, it might not technically be 'love' yet, but she's at least 'smitten' to research what kind of tea you like. Especially if she broke into your place to do the research. She might have a dossier on you. Or maybe a tumblr page.
BTW, are you an Elvis impersonator now?
If she loves you enough to give you sweet tea, Darth, then it's love. If she gives you unsweet tea, then it's just her feeling pity on you because she thought you needed something to choke that turkey/bologna/banana sandwich down with.
Well, I guess it might be love too, if she gave you unsweet tea, but only if she knew that you only drank unsweet tea. I guess you would have to know her motivation. Since most people don't publish their taste for tea or brag about it verbally in work situations, knowing your taste in tea probably required some effort and research (like asking your friends, or perhaps breaking into your house and drinking any tea she finds in your fridge, in order to check for sweet/unsweet). In that case, given the illegalities she's involved herself (and you) in, it might not technically be 'love' yet, but she's at least 'smitten' to research what kind of tea you like. Especially if she broke into your place to do the research. She might have a dossier on you. Or maybe a tumblr page.
BTW, are you an Elvis impersonator now?
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Darth_vader
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Bacteria thrive in food that's been left at room temperature for too long.
[size=8pt]Must be fate; turns out it was root beer.
Just for the record, quad, the fact that I'm a tea drinker is VERY common knowledge. I think it's an artefact (albeit a very dominant one) of my 1/27th British heritage. Why do you think I almost never order coffee at the Peet's kiosk when I'm at Powerworld HQ and have a couple tins of Twinings' Earl Gray on the shelf above the main PDP-10 unit? ;o)
BW, it's my understanding that Elvis actually favoured fried peanut-butter and banana sandwiches.
[size=8pt]Must be fate; turns out it was root beer.
Just for the record, quad, the fact that I'm a tea drinker is VERY common knowledge. I think it's an artefact (albeit a very dominant one) of my 1/27th British heritage. Why do you think I almost never order coffee at the Peet's kiosk when I'm at Powerworld HQ and have a couple tins of Twinings' Earl Gray on the shelf above the main PDP-10 unit? ;o)
BW, it's my understanding that Elvis actually favoured fried peanut-butter and banana sandwiches.
In there, WMC wields his Game Czar power with a firm, but even hand.