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#41 User is offline   jjbrr 

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Posted 2010-June-09, 08:15

jjbrr, on Jun 8 2010, 01:37 PM, said:

Besides that, I'm starting a bridge club tonight with some friends of a friend. They're my kind of group, I think. Bridge club to them isn't complete without stuffed jalapenos and homemade margaritas. I think it'll be a good time.

resounding success tbh
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Posted 2010-June-09, 09:44

OleBerg, on Jun 8 2010, 08:03 PM, said:

Up is a relative concept. It has no intrinsic value.

Up shows the gradient of the gravitational potential of the Earth. It is easily generalisable to any gravitational field.
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Posted 2010-June-09, 09:50

gwnn, on Jun 9 2010, 05:44 PM, said:

OleBerg, on Jun 8 2010, 08:03 PM, said:

Up is a relative concept. It has no intrinsic value.

Up shows the gradient of the gravitational potential of the Earth. It is easily generalisable to any gravitational field.

That wouldn't give it an intrinsic value, as gravitational fields vary. (It is assumed.)
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Posted 2010-June-09, 09:53

OleBerg, on Jun 9 2010, 09:50 AM, said:

gwnn, on Jun 9 2010, 05:44 PM, said:

OleBerg, on Jun 8 2010, 08:03 PM, said:

Up is a relative concept. It has no intrinsic value.

Up shows the gradient of the gravitational potential of the Earth. It is easily generalisable to any gravitational field.

That wouldn't give it an intrinsic value, as gravitational fields vary. (It is assumed.)

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Posted 2010-June-09, 11:04

jjbrr, on Jun 8 2010, 03:37 PM, said:

My roommate is gone for work and I've been taking care of his cat for the past several days. She's easily the most annoying creature to live with ever. She has no problem scratching on my door to wake me up too early in the morning.

Could be worse. I can't go to sleep with my door shut, else the cat scratches at it all night long.
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Posted 2010-June-09, 13:23

When my cat wants to wake me up, or wants me to feed him, or change the litter box, or come to wherever he is and pet him, he YOWLS. I'm surprised I haven't had any complaints from the neighbors. And yeah, if I close the bedroom door, he scratches at it. Then he yowls. And scratches. And yowls.
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Posted 2010-June-09, 13:25

jjbrr, on Jun 8 2010, 09:37 PM, said:

My roommate is gone for work and I've been taking care of his cat for the past several days. She's easily the most annoying creature to live with ever. She has no problem scratching on my door to wake me up too early in the morning.

They taste like chicken, you know?
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Posted 2010-June-09, 13:37

OleBerg, on Jun 9 2010, 01:25 PM, said:

jjbrr, on Jun 8 2010, 09:37 PM, said:

My roommate is gone for work and I've been taking care of his cat for the past several days. She's easily the most annoying creature to live with ever. She has no problem scratching on my door to wake me up too early in the morning.

They taste like chicken, you know?

lol it's tempting
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Posted 2010-July-22, 23:51

sup yo
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Posted 2010-July-23, 07:51

Working on a remodel project. Tough problem for me. Getting closer.

These guys are the Hamman and jlall of architecture imo. Not in our budget but still very helpful for clarifying ideas.

Related:

Their Houzz page.

Tom Bosworth's amazing book describing and illustrating how he thinks about architecture.
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Posted 2010-July-23, 07:58

y66, on Jul 23 2010, 08:51 AM, said:

These guys are the Hamman and jlall of architecture imo. Not in our budget but still very helpful for clarifying ideas.

One has been the best architect in the world for 20+ years and the other is lame and dumb?!?
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Posted 2010-July-23, 08:06

jdonn, on Jul 23 2010, 09:58 AM, said:

y66, on Jul 23 2010, 08:51 AM, said:

These guys are the Hamman and jlall of architecture imo. Not in our budget but still very helpful for clarifying ideas.

One has been the best architect in the world for 20+ years and the other is lame and dumb?!?

Is that part of the pre-match?

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Posted 2010-July-23, 12:22

jdonn, on Jul 23 2010, 08:58 AM, said:

y66, on Jul 23 2010, 08:51 AM, said:

These guys are the Hamman and jlall of architecture imo. Not in our budget but still very helpful for clarifying ideas.

One has been the best architect in the world for 20+ years and the other is lame and dumb?!?

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Posted 2010-July-24, 01:33

jdonn, on Jul 23 2010, 03:58 PM, said:

y66, on Jul 23 2010, 08:51 AM, said:

These guys are the Hamman and jlall of architecture imo. Not in our budget but still very helpful for clarifying ideas.

One has been the best architect in the world for 20+ years and the other is lame and dumb?!?

I agree that Hamman is overrated, but lame and dumb???
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Posted 2010-July-24, 01:34

lol@overrated.

are you serious?
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Posted 2010-July-24, 06:06

jjbrr, on Jul 24 2010, 09:34 AM, said:

lol@overrated.

are you serious?

It was a joke, so no.

Seriously: As it is, I have absolutely no way of knowing whether he is overrated, underrated or rated.

And now for something completely different: A man with two noses.
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Posted 2011-September-14, 11:26

I was in Mt. Airy, Maryland this morning looking at used bricks. I believe this is near kenberg's stomping grounds. There must be some money in this business because the owner said he owns properties in Maryland and Aruba worth $ 2+ million each and another one in Miami which he didn't give an estimate for, in addition to the business property. I've met several guys in the construction business lately who have sideline businesses as property owners. They're starting to sound like dentists. I liked this guy. He told one of the workers to cut the engine on his front loader because the noise was spooking my dog.
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Posted 2011-September-15, 19:07

Necromancers of threads like this need a life.
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Posted 2011-September-16, 00:37

View PostElianna, on 2011-September-15, 19:07, said:

Necromancers of threads like this need a life.

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Posted 2011-October-30, 08:50

In Praise of the Great Bull Walrus

by Alden Nowlan

I wouldn't like to be one
of the walrus people
for the rest of my life
but I wish I could spend
one sunny afternoon
lying on the rocks with them.
I suspect it would be similar
to drinking beer in a tavern
that caters to longshoremen
and won't admit women.
We'd exchange no
cosmic secrets. I'd merely say,
"How yuh doin' you big old walrus?"
and the nearest of
the walrus people
would answer,
"Me? I'm doin' great.
How yuh doin' yourself,
you big old human being, you?"
How good it is to share
the earth with such creatures
and how unthinkable it would have been
to have missed all this
by not being born:
a happy thought, that,
for not being born is
the only tragedy
that we can imagine
but need never fear.

from What Happened When he went to the Store for Bread. © The Thousands Press, 2000. Reprinted with permission at The Writer's Almanac.

p.s. How about a thread that won't admit women?
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