Friday Ephemera (835)
Vertical filing solution, 1937. || You want one and you know it. || Hosing is hard. || Hello, children. || Shakespeare’s horror story. || Hitachi K-88 portable television, 1978. || Place in food chain negotiation. || A minimum of 30 seconds. Because keeping one eye on your watch is just what you want. || Bach in the rain. || In a bun. || Vibrancy and enrichment. || Value added. || The thrill of having kidneys. || Question asked. || Coquettish stance adopted. || A stroll around Castleton, not too far from here. || It’s all in the hips. Though I’m not sure about the colour. || On choosing a TV set, 1964. || His is bigger. || Keyboard configuration. || For those so inclined, only $13,000. || It says “Portland sports bra riot.” || This tale of a puppy’s encounters with human beings starts in a dark place, but it does get better.
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One would hope not.
In a manner of speaking.
You just don’t get this over at Worstall’s place.
It is, it turns out, possible to learn too much about human beings.
Note to self.
We?
Asylum seekers, only the best and brightest.
Meanwhile, Gospodin Racoons steers us to fabulous Cairo, city of antiquities, mystery, and wonder.
And in trying-to-outdo-the-media-for-sheer-contemptibility news.
dicentra: your dad holding wrists: I did exactly this with my 3 girls to try to get the point across and I am just average size guy. I have had 3 different women hit me in the chest or shoulder so I did not hit them back but hey ladies WTF? The shoulder hit the woman misunderstood a joke and was pissed and hit me 3 times as hard as she could. Was I hurt? No. Was I shocked? Yes. Was it at church? Yes. Was her husband watching? Yes. Was he smirking? Yes. People…
David: bag of random used screws you say? pass em over!
“Innocent face” post coming up I bet…
Your host, right this minute.
I wonder how they got all that on top of those buildings.
I’m not crying, you’re crying.
I’m sure they were big manly tears.