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I still haven’t gone through the pickleball stage of late middle aged white folk yet. Puzzles and then finally bingo are even further out.
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@jon-nyc said in Mildly interesting:
I still haven’t gone through the pickleball stage of late middle aged white folk yet. Puzzles and then finally bingo are even further out.
We have the gear, just haven’t played yet.
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@Mik said in Mildly interesting:
We have the gear, just haven’t played yet.
Lemme know how those jigsaw puzzles work out with Stella and Luna. Photos, please.
@George-K said in Mildly interesting:
@Mik said in Mildly interesting:
We have the gear, just haven’t played yet.
Lemme know how those jigsaw puzzles work out with Stella and Luna. Photos, please.
Pickleball gear, silly.
Janet has this puzzle mat that rolls up or something. Luna, the supernaturally good cat, never would bother it. Stella, on the other hand, lives to do that which is forbidden.
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On FB today someone childishly insulted my favorite Italian restaurant. In my pique I looked for how to say asshole in Italian. Lo and behold, I found a cornucopia of Italian swear phrases!
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On FB today someone childishly insulted my favorite Italian restaurant. In my pique I looked for how to say asshole in Italian. Lo and behold, I found a cornucopia of Italian swear phrases!
@Mik said in Mildly interesting:
On FB today someone childishly insulted my favorite Italian restaurant. In my pique I looked for how to say asshole in Italian. Lo and behold, I found a cornucopia of Italian swear phrases!
When I left the U, one of the CRNAs gave me a book on how to swear in almost any language. I found it useful when I started working with more surgeons who were trained overseas.

Bin Sharmuta!
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@Mik said in Mildly interesting:
On FB today someone childishly insulted my favorite Italian restaurant. In my pique I looked for how to say asshole in Italian. Lo and behold, I found a cornucopia of Italian swear phrases!
When I left the U, one of the CRNAs gave me a book on how to swear in almost any language. I found it useful when I started working with more surgeons who were trained overseas.

Bin Sharmuta!
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This Is Believed To Be The Earliest Photograph Of NYC. Taken At Broadway Between Franklin And Leonard Streets, May 1850 ( NY Archives)

@jon-nyc said in Mildly interesting:
This Is Believed To Be The Earliest Photograph Of NYC. Taken At Broadway Between Franklin And Leonard Streets, May 1850 ( NY Archives)
Notice there are no or few people?
I remember reading an article about an old photo in Paris. In midday, there was not a person to be seen.
The explanation was that the exposure time on the photograph was so long that when people moved in the street, they essentially disappeared and were not captured on the plate.

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