Random Thoughts...or...What's on Your Mind?

[Velocity]

Our Manchester used to get Alpo brand dog food and it produced that reaction. He'd explode at the back end and he'd look back, rather perplexed, and then get up and move away. Then the stink tsunami would hit us.

 

[Butters]

We used to treat our cat to a thing called licky licky. A rich gravy treat thing, she loved it, but the reaction. Gurgles, wafting stench and a splat. Had we found a way to harness her reaction, the problem of efficiently attaining escape velocity would have been solved forever.

Some smells never leave the nostril, even five years on.

 

[Gary Mitchell]

We used to treat our cat to a thing called licky licky. A rich gravy treat thing, she loved it, but the reaction. Gurgles, wafting stench and a splat. Had we found a way to harness her reaction, the problem of efficiently attaining escape velocity would have been solved forever.

Some smells never leave the nostril, even five years on.

 

[Discofan]

I must control myself better. Even at my age (58), I still fall in the trap of eating too much and too often of something I really like and then I get sick of it and then it takes months (sometimes more) before I can eat any of it again!!!

 

[Butters]

I must control myself better. Even at my age (58), I still fall in the trap of eating too much and too often of something I really like and then I get sick of it and then it takes months (sometimes more) before I can eat any of it again!!!

I can almost identify with this. I can eat something until I’m sick of it, but still want it the next day.

Except southern comfort.

 

[Discofan]

I can almost identify with this. I can eat something until I’m sick of it, but still want it the next day.

Except southern comfort.

I don't know. I am talking of getting really sick of something, to the point where you can't even stand the smell or the mere thought of it!!!

 

[NovaStar]

Trying to decide how to progress my story now that my characters have arrived at the Space Center with the sky falling apart around them

 

[Butters]

Trying to decide how to progress my story now that my characters have arrived at the Space Center with the sky falling apart around them

Sounds like you’re writing something. If I were you, I’d resolve one major plot point/question, and introduce five new ones.

 

[Jim Klag]

"Trendy" is one of my least favorite words.

Amen. And the use of "eclectic" has become overly trendy.

 

[NovaStar]

Sounds like you’re writing something. If I were you, I’d resolve one major plot point/question, and introduce five new ones.

Good idea. Thanks!

 

[Jim Klag]

I can almost identify with this. I can eat something until I’m sick of it, but still want it the next day.

Except southern comfort.

Speaking of Southern Comfort, I'm having a wee dram of the produce of Scotland right now. Cheers!

 

[Sibyl]

Amen. And the use of "eclectic" has become overly trendy.

Touché!

Then I guess in this respect I'm a trend-setter!

 

[Jim Klag]

Dave Brubeck Quartet Live At Carnegie Hall goes very well with Laphroaig 10 year old malt.

 

[Sibyl]

The nurse at my doctor's office was apologizing for the speed of her computer. I said, "The fastest computer is slow when you need it to be fast."

 

[Finn]

I sometimes mentally chuckle when I remember how I used to think I'll never have the chance to see an episode if I miss the rerun before the season ends.How lovely that I can check out any episode of many shows at a moment whim...

 

[zhe Färängisieve]

Dave Brubeck Quartet Live At Carnegie Hall goes very well with Laphroaig 10 year old malt.

it als goes well with a fine Lirac

 

[zhe Färängisieve]

Except southern comfort.

Southern Comford should be banned by the Geneva Convention

 

[zhe Färängisieve]

I must control myself better. Even at my age (58), I still fall in the trap of eating too much and too often of something I really like and then I get sick of it and then it takes months (sometimes more) before I can eat any of it again!!!

well if You do it with the expensive stuff You might save money

 

[Discofan]

well if You do it with the expensive stuff You might save money

You have a point!

In truth, it's sort of the Ludovico method, the one shown in the movie "Clockwork Orange", where they show you the things you like the most continually until the mere thought of them makes you sick (to the point of making you kill yourself if you can't make them stop!). A soft Ludovico method I'd say...

 

[rhubarbodendron]

why do unwanted plants aka weeds grow faster than wanted ones aka flowers & veggies?