It's pretty old, and its been going pretty grey, but probably best not to chance it.
Ah what's a little arsenic in the air? It'll go nicely with the lead from the paint chips he ate as a child.
It's pretty old, and its been going pretty grey, but probably best not to chance it.
Question that I didn't think needed its own thread:
The wife and I have been enjoying some TV episodes we've missed by hooking her laptop up to the HDTV and watching them online. Is there a Roku/AppleTV/BluRay-Player type device that can visit websites like ABC.com and stream the episodes that way, or should I just save up for a dirt cheap desktop with HDMI out? (Kinda like a Media Center PC)
I'm leery of going the Roku/AppleTV route because apps like ABC Viewer and Hulu don't say they stream in HD. The HD streaming from NMUKat's laptop (from MLB.tv to ABC.com) to the HDTV has looked amazing.
I can't get behind it because I don't want to look like a 70's porn actor. Or a cop.You know, I'm all for prostate cancer research and all that, I mainly just can't get behind "Movember" because I don't spell "mustache" with an "o".
I can't get behind it because I don't want to look like a 70's porn actor. Or a cop.
Do you spell November with an "o"?You know, I'm all for prostate cancer research and all that, I mainly just can't get behind "Movember" because I don't spell "mustache" with an "o".
He's an important person from NYC...he has no time for silly little facts like this!Do you spell November with an "o"?
I do, but if the two words don't have anything in common and it's just sticking the first letter from one word onto the rest of the other word, then it's just not a good play on words at all. Why not call it "Bovember" and grow a beard, or "Hovember" and wear a hat all month, or "Nopantsovember" which I think it self-explanatory?Do you spell November with an "o"?
Yes. That was part of my original point.You do realize that it has multiple spellings and that "moustache" is one of them, right?
Yes. That was part of my original point.
Oh, yeah, absolutely. It's just a silly hangup, is anything serious ever discussed in this thread?Just making sure that this whole thing is just your hangup. St. Clown's reason is much better.
When I get sick, on the third or fourth day I say "Eff this Imma do what I want" regardless of how I feel. Does anyone else do this.
I can't remember the last day I had to stay home for being sick.When I get sick, on the third or fourth day I say "Eff this Imma do what I want" regardless of how I feel. Does anyone else do this.
I do that on the 2nd day. The first day, I just deal with it. 2nd day? Unless I'm on my deathbed, I say fuggit.