Lewis Clark
Thinks s/he gets paid by the post
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It's an assertion of power to keep others waiting.
Some may think they are asserting power. I think they are being rude.
It's an assertion of power to keep others waiting.
People who are late for meetings. 28 years in the military taught me 15 minutes early is on-time.
Yea, idiots of all stripes with loud exhausts totally suck.
People who are late for meetings. 28 years in the military taught me 15 minutes early is on-time.
People that "work out" at a health club, sitting on one weight machine for 20-30 minutes or longer while they surf their phone and never lift any weights! Ugh!
Today I get another email saying my "visit summary" (Dr. writeup, I imagine) is available on the portal. So I go there and find the place where the visit summaries are kept and click on the appropriate link. The summary never opens, message is "loading" and just sits there. Actually, links to all my summaries don't open but I can open my lab results links.
I got one of those notifications last year and had similar results. It was a few days before my regular appointment, so I just told the office folks about it when I got there. The response was "Yes, we know. It doesn't work for us either."
People that "work out" at a health club, sitting on one weight machine for 20-30 minutes or longer while they surf their phone and never lift any weights! They're either very inconsiderate or have no clue that other people in the health club might want to use that weight machine. I'm guessing inconsiderate. Ugh!
lol, love that word Bro Dozers!
Here we also have all the light customizations on wheels, roofs, etc. that looks like a christmas show coming at you.
So obvious at night, yet nothing happens. A few weeks ago, we had one truck lit up like a Christmas tree come toward us in the other lane, a police car behind us, ....nothing happened.
There is a little red sports car that is set up to pop a half a dozen times in the distance between the two stoplights on either side of my house. Sometime between 4 and 5pm he goes by, and I usually hear it once on the weekend. You can hear him fast accelerate from one light and then 1/2 way, about at my house he let's off, and pop, pop, pop, pop it goes while he is slowing for the next light. Websites and youtubes are devoted to making your car pop and bang.
If I was energetic, I would record two minutes of pops, and spend my public two minutes at the city commission meeting, just letting the pops play.
PS, when I was 18, there was nothing better than the sound of my 65 Ford Fairlane 500 running cherry bomb mufflers. But that different!!!
distracted drivers.
Yesterday I was in stop and go, go go go stop traffic in the company dump truck. I had been traveling around and ahead of a 53' dry box truck. Things got rolling and I got away from him and apparently a bit too far. It clogged up again and I carefully started slowing and tapping brakes, and then two cars filled in behind me. I'd like to blame the cars totally, as they cut off truck's safety zones all the time but I can't this time.
He was not going to get it stopped and dodged onto the shoulder, barely missing the cars. By the time he got it stopped he was about 50' beyond me. It would have been an evil mess.
I flashed my lights and let him off the shoulder. Knucklehead!
IMO not the cars fault.... if he is 50ft beyond you then he would have hit you if the cars were not there.... totally his fault...
Why do they make food jars so tall with narrow openings at the top, like mayonnaise or peanut butter jars? When you get near the bottom it's impossible to get the food out with a knife. Then you have to resort to a spatula and still end up with mayo or peanut butter all over the spatula handle and your hand. I wish they made shorter, wider containers with bigger openings you could actually reach into. A more cubical shape should use less plastic too.
For that matter, why don't they make smaller containers of food products? There are a lot of items we buy like salad dressings, or other condiments that expire before we can use the entire bottle. We just don't use them that much. A little 4-6 ounce container would be more than enough for most items. There would be less waste and they shouldn't cost as much. I have occasionally seen tiny bottles of ketchup, mustard, mayo, and relish. But those are exceptions and aren't reliably available.
Since you are in Washington, you may not be familiar with an "ice tea spoon"...they work amazingly well getting the last bit out of those bottles.
We do have a couple of those. We always called them parfait spoons as they work well for getting the last little bit of ice cream out of the bottom of a parfait glass.
I still think I would end up with goop all over my hands trying to scrape out a tall container. They probably don't work well for spreading mayo or peanut butter either?
How about one of these icing spatulas? Nice and long. Handle would stay clean.
https://www.amazon.com/Nordic-Ware-Spatula-Beechwood-Stainless/dp/B08WJ6TPRY
We do have a couple of those. We always called them parfait spoons as they work well for getting the last little bit of ice cream out of the bottom of a parfait glass.
I still think I would end up with goop all over my hands trying to scrape out a tall container. They probably don't work well for spreading mayo or peanut butter either?