And don't get me started on how bad a look being white, completely bald, and without any facial hair is. Black guys can pull that off, but whitey, grow a beard, okay?
(Now how's that for subject drift?)
Hey, don't be taking shots at hairy guys!
And don't get me started on how bad a look being white, completely bald, and without any facial hair is. Black guys can pull that off, but whitey, grow a beard, okay?
(Now how's that for subject drift?)
Hey, don't be taking shots at hairy guys!
I'll see your Santa and raise you Telly SavalasYou misunderstand - it's a shot at the cue-balls. I'm bald, but rock the "Santa look".
You misunderstand - it's a shot at the cue-balls. I'm bald, but rock the "Santa look".
I think we all need to see this!I was just having fun!
But I rock the Santa Look with or without the hat. I let my hair and beard grow every Christmas. I'll send you a PM!
I think we all need to see this!
I'll see your Santa and raise you Telly Savalas
Nobody brought up torque wrenches, their dogs, nautical rules or the metric system. I'd say this was fairly tame topic driftWe should have a ranking system for topic diversion. How did this go from my uncontrollable urge to buy engraving machines to becoming a discussion of Jeff Bezos, white guys without beards, Telly Savalas, and Santa Claus?
Whelp....... from what I gather the calibration of your torque wrench differs depending on whether you are on the port or starboard side of the shipping lanes but only on the Newton meter side of the scale when the black dog chases its tail...... 😛Nobody brought up torque wrenches, their dogs, nautical rules or the metric system. I'd say this was fairly tame topic drift
As long as you remember mercury is perfectly safe to handle on the starboard tack, and if your Australian shepherd is in the bow for port tacks, the foot pounds torque wrench must yield to an inch pounds torque wrench going upstream. Add in the ferry with the cannon is legal to run over sailboats, and lathes don't get sold with tail stocks but Santa Claus will gift you a new tail stock if you sit on his lap. Not to muddy the water but only true machinists use the Kelvin scale for temperature, anything else is shenanigans 🙄Whelp....... from what I gather the calibration of your torque wrench differs depending on whether you are on the port or starboard side of the shipping lanes but only on the Newton meter side of the scale when the black dog chases its tail...... 😛
.... you don't make anything easy do ya Dave 🙄
The sixties were a bitch for you too huh? 😉As long as you remember mercury is perfectly safe to handle on the starboard tack, and if your Australian shepherd is in the bow for port tacks, the foot pounds torque wrench must yield to an inch pounds torque wrench going upstream. Add in the ferry with the cannon is legal to run over sailboats, and lathes don't get sold with tail stocks but Santa Claus will gift you a new tail stock if you sit on his lap. Not to muddy the water but only true machinists use the Kelvin scale for temperature, anything else is shenanigans 🙄
I wasn't around then, but the stories from family members travelling overseas during those years have determined they lie like an old rug 😀The sixties were a bitch for you too huh? 😉
He, Snoopy, and Charlie Brown went in search of the great pumpkin. 😛Oh man , and that Linux guy didn’t even make a show!