@lufins-dad said in Mr. Do-Nothing for hire: He’s an Emotional Support Human. He should have one of those vests on and should be allowed to ride in the cabin of the plane with his human. You saw it better than I did.

But I’d try spam filter first.

@horace Ah okay. Sounds the same for me! LOL

@renauda said in Winston & Kent piano?: Winston & Kent? Sounds like big tobacco might be involved. Maybe it's a smokin' piano. I'll have to ask.

We threw out three laundry baskets full of stuff and it's still pretty full. But since our appliances are all committing suicide these days we did not want to leave the indoor freezer with anything that would leak onto the hardwood if it died while we are down south. I made the list: Buttload of beef Two buttloads of pork some chicken and fish and lamb two loaves of sourdough bread ...you get the picture.

You are just the life of the party.

Sign up, attest that you are at risk and there is no verification. It doesn’t work in any state but I know of too many people that did just that. Especially in NJ.

It still assumes that kids are rational.

@copper 555

Made its way into Star Trek Discovery even.

@george-k said in WHO changes definitions: @axtremus Herd Immunity is reached by protecting people from a virus, not by exposing them to it. Obviously a vaccine salesman.

@jon-nyc Pretty deep hole Trump dug himself. Don't see him crawling anytime soon either. Greene is no Trump character, not even close. Let her dig, in fact, supply her the shovel.

@aqua-letifer said in For you folks wondering what to get me for my birthday...: You saw the category it's in, right? Bingo...

Wonder how it would have compared to the Hawker Typhoon and Tempest that the British had already brought into service during the war. They were powered by the powerful Napier Sabre engine which made them the fastest low level tactical fighters in the war.

We have one just about like that in our back yard as of today. There are small prints in the snow heading away from the birdfeeders, looks like maybe a squirrel. Then there's a spot on the snow where it appears a scuffle occurred. The small tracks end there. Going off in a slight angle is a deep divet in the snow, more scuffle signs, a space, and a second deep divet with scuffle signs. It would have been quite interesting to see what happened. Later today, a small hawk was sitting on the birdfeeder poles, looking for lunch. Looks like our yard is the new hawk feeding station.

TDS

Excellent idea.

Of course he would be unrecognizable. With his head gear on and face paint, it would be difficult to see who he was. LOL