'Shindig'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, butt kicking, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
After all this talk of hammocks, I need a nap. A dangerous mood before 8 a.m.
When I was a kid, we had a hammock on a stand in the back yard. (ND -- Talk to my parents. I didn't make the decision.) I remember being comfortable but also nervous about keeping my balance.
When I was a kid, we had hammock hooks stretching across the back porch -- do those posts count as trees for ND?
Huh. Got out of bed and immediately fell over. I don't exactly feel dizzy but I have very little ability to keep my balance. Is this vertigo? Never experienced this before.
I was going to ask why the Oxford comma wasn't on the list - but are we all in agreement on that one?
I considered including it, but on reflection I concluded that we are overwhelmingly in favor. If there are outliers, well, they are wrong and I'm ignoring them. Just like ND on this hammock issue.
Oh dear, -t! That sounds potentially like vertigo, or something else No Good.
How about a hammock strung between a tree and a fence post? (I might be asking for a friend. Maybe.)
I want a sunny day and a hammock. Instead I have a windy rainy day, no hammock and got asked to come in early to work.
We hired a new guy who was going to replace the woman who left. Only the new guy decided that retail wasn't for him or he was "booking gigs now" (he's a local musician) and he just doesnt want to do things he doesn't feel like doing (such as showing up on time, tucking in his short, etc). So less than 2 weeks after he was hired he gave his 2 week notice.
And has called out every shift since. Dude also said he was planning to give Nashville a try. He is 26 and from what I understand he is talented but I don't things is going to do well in a competitive place like Nashville if he only does things he wants to.
-t, I hope whatever it is gets resolved quickly, but it does sound like vertigo to me.
We had a hammock (on a stand, but Alaskan trees are Really Not Suitable for hammock supporting) as I was growing up, and I know I liked it, but I don't think I'd enjoy one now. However, I'd be willing to test that theory on a tropical beach.
If we're talking tropical beaches, I'd be very happy with a large towel spread out on the sand. No need to go to the effort of setting up a hammock.
I would also like to participate in this study. Hammock or control group, I'm not picky.