One of my fellow grad students dropped a hot soldering iron in his lap while we were building cables years ago. I've never seen anyone leap out of a rolling chair so quickly in my life.
Spike ,'Potential'
Natter 55: It's the 55th Natter
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Hey, does that weird cold soldering gun thing work? Do you know?
Oh, and confidential to Gadget_Girl...if you want to do the quotes thing automatically, you don't have to make your font size smaller. You can just put a > symbol by itself on a line before the text you want to quote.
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gives you:
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Thanks, Liese S!
My WH (wonderful husband) works for the power plants in our area. He spent 20 years at the nuclear plant as an operator. The annual physicals, drug testing, etc. were a regular part of his world.
t Waves at the nuke
It was the "rotating" part of plant shifts that looked so hellacious to me.
And Kirk never kicked a dude into a spaceship's engine.
this. didn't have the good lines or the delivery either.
Didn't get fingerprinted much after leaving the magnet school (advantage #345 of working from home often), but I did get asked on an application to teach for a Jesuit college how I was going to bring God into the classroom. For a web design course.
That was the application where I put 'sarcastic' down as my religion. Love those Jesuits. Still got the job.
how I was going to bring God into the classroom. For a web design course.
Telnet.
Telnet.
No wonder. Telnet's not secure.
how I was going to bring God into the classroom.
Really tough exams provoke fervent prayers for divine assistance.
No wonder. Telnet's not secure.
Exactly, I mean God is kinda insecure what with the whole, "You shall have no other gods before me" thing.
And now for something completely different: The amazing albino hedgehog