You know there must be someone out there just dying to smoke that stuff. Dying to.
Despite their very clumsy efforts at seeking aid, I think it's in our best interests to help the US automakers. More competition in that industry is better for consumers.
Yeah, this is a good thing to have in your office. No matter how fun it looks and how bad I you want to play. Advertised as "especially delightful during work hours". I don't think so.
About today's QOTD: I don't think anyone is old enough or tough enough to live that life. It's a very sad, very angry, and very short life.
Quote of the Day
He thought he was old enough, tough enough to live that life. He wasn't. We all worried about him.
Keishell Hills, 19
Blog of the day here.
Quote from said blog: "Back in the days of dial-up modems, when broadband was still kind of dreamy - we had these things called "utilities". Windows was just an operating system, and there were all kinds of things that it "didn't do" yet...like unzip files, manage themes, burn cd's, and countless other things."
I miss Norton Commander. -Rob
We had one of those missile launchers at work last year. An engineer brought it in for a couple of days. (The engineers get all the cool toys.)
No doubt about it on that stash, Rob. I used to know people like that and I'm sure that things haven't changed that much in 25 years.
That's a cool toy, but I've never had a job where it would be tolerated for even 30 seconds. I can't say I disagree with that attitude either.