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Mark wrote:

Royal_Foxx wrote:I lived alone in Buffalo, it was really depressing. Buffalo is depressing. So I moved in with Stitch and Co. Of course it was just Stitch and Princess then.

Now I am ready to try living on my own again. 8)

Hence the troll in the basement cracks????

yep, that's why, I live in the basement and I'm shorter then all of them except Bob and that won't last long.

mark wrote:So, Tigger and Fred came along while you were there to help babysit?

'Help babysit?' Who was I supposed to be helping? Stitch wasn't old enough to babysit. I was the only babysitter!

And still the job continues

Mikey wrote:

Praeothmin wrote:

RK_Striker_JK_5 wrote:And wait patiently for the screws to come loose and turn you into pizza.

It's a 32'' TV... The worst that can happen is a broken nose, a few teeth knocked loose and a splitting headache... Hhhmm, come to think of it, I'll leave it as it is, it's safer for me...

Not mine. My 32" widescreen, flat-screen TV is a CRT model, and weighs about 300 lbs. Worth it, though - in HD especially, the picture quality of CRT over LCD or plasma is still noticeable.

Noticeably worse you mean. LCDs and Plasmas are leauges ahead of old CRTs. We had a 37" CRT prior to our current 37" LCD. The CRT weighed 270lb and new one is well below a quarter of that. Both are top of the line Philips models, the LCD has a vastly superior picture quality, the only thing that is even slightly off is contrast. That said modern LCDs have solved that problem.

As long as I can tell one blob from another, I'm fine with my TV. Heck, for most of the nineties the TV I had was a tiny portable TV that was black and white and doubled as a radio!

Mark wrote:

And still the job continues

O.M.G. You're right! I'm still watching them!

The job that never ends...

I've been really exhausted lately - enough that I've needed to take caffeine pills to stay alert enough to work. Getting to and from class this morning, I noticed myself getting achy as well, I've noticed a slightly elevated temperature and just have that feeling of malaise. So, it looks like I have an infection of some sort - just as the semester is coming to a close and I have a major report to finish by next Wednesday.

Chicken soup, dude. And try to sleep as much as possible.

Tsukiyumi wrote:Chicken soup, dude. And try to sleep as much as possible.

I can hardly stay out of bed if I wanted to (without chemical help) - except I do have that report due. I'll try calling the prof.

Prof Kim was fair at least: he said to bring in as much as I could get done (with a doctor's note - I'd already scheduled an appointment)

Nice prof you got there.

Captain Picard's Hair wrote:I've been really exhausted lately - enough that I've needed to take caffeine pills to stay alert enough to work. Getting to and from class this morning, I noticed myself getting achy as well, I've noticed a slightly elevated temperature and just have that feeling of malaise. So, it looks like I have an infection of some sort - just as the semester is coming to a close and I have a major report to finish by next Wednesday.

Swine flu.

I have a math project for Statistics due tomorrow, and my last physics test before the Regents, I hope I do well on my Physics test.

Good luck, man.

I'm making homemade spaghetti sauce today. Fresh onions, garlic, bell peppers, baby portobello mushrooms and ground beef. I've never used a crock pot before, so I'm curious how this is going to turn out.

Good luck with that sauce. If possible, send me some. I love food.