Stuck in Edmonton day and half.

[justin1]

user interface become more manageable?

After re-reading I get the comment for some reason I had Edmonton on my mind and comment went right over my head.

I Wish there was a software update for her as her interface can be complicated sometimes and some buttons only work once or twice before needing to find were the new button is hidden.

It is possible. You keep hearing the term 'domestic labor' and 'domestic housewife'. This also means there are feral housewives.

I took me a while before I was able to tame my wife and she still bites sometimes. I hear the guys at work talk about having multiple girlfriends on the side and just seems like far too much work with little benefit. Just having the one is more than enough work, Basically a full time job to figure out how to manage her operating system. So God forbid if 2 of them ever meet sure that would cause alot errors.

 

[Susquatch]

So God forbid if 2 of them ever meet sure that would cause alot errors.

Errors are the least of your worries. It's not worth it period. Both will milk you dry. Take a good look at all the guys in the tent villages. The majority are victims of their own stupidity.

I'm a very firm believer in look but don't touch, and even that is fraught with mortal dangers. It's good to develop a good sense of averted vision. Also ALWAYS identify something else in the field of view that you can describe in full detail in the event that you should ever get tested.

 

[KeeponDragon]

It's good to develop a good sense of averted vision. Also ALWAYS identify something else in the field of view that you can describe in full detail in the event that you should ever get tested.

Like Jeff Foxworthy said, " Wives can hear them neck muscles creakin' "

 

[140mower]

and some buttons only work once or twice before needing to find were the new button is hidden.

Good lord son...... Don't be pushing random buttons! Your success rate would be higher rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic.

 

[Tom O]

I twisted those dials things and she never did shut up!
But then how often do I open the freezer.

 

[justin1]

@John Conroy @Ironman

Thank you guys for letting me pop by on short notice, enjoyed BSing and seeing the shops. Now I just got to finish my building my shop I'm itching to start some projects.

 

[Ironman]

Well, it was nice to meet you Justin.

 

[LenVW]

There's a really nice lathe at Alley Kat Brewing. Yellowhead Brewing has a great mill. Situation Brewing has an outstanding shaper. And, for a prime example of a surface grinder, I recommend Polar Park Brewing.

Sounds like you have spent a few days ‘sampling’.
Craft Brewing must be on your Touring Route !!

 

[JustaDB]

Sounds like you have spent a few days ‘sampling’.
Craft Brewing must be on your Touring Route !!

Yeppers. If I have time, I'm all over the local craft brew scene. Last count I'd been to over 300 breweries, the lion's share of which were in Alberta & Montana and most of those on the Hawg.

Also been to craft breweries in SK, BC, ID, WA, OR, CA, NV, WY, CO, UT, WI, IN & OH. Montana & the Pacific NW are my favorites.

Need to visit more in northern Alberta & do a fresh sweep across Montana. Lots of new ones down there post-Covid.