I closed on the house on the 24th. Internet arrived on the 25th but there was just too much to do and I didn't have any extra time to hang out here. Now my body is broken from moving and I practically beg to hang out online.
As I've said before in solo conversations, it's a seven-story townhouse with a lot of smallish rooms. I have three bathrooms, but when I'm down in my home theater room I still find myself wanting to complain that none of them are a little bit closer. There are 49 stairs. I have rediscovered my love of power tools. My speakers are still glorious, and still waiting for my damned receiver to arrive so I can use them (the expected date of arrival is the finally nearing).
Because we bought from a relative, and one I actually like, this was a very simple process. I don't know how the hell people buy houses from strangers.
So it's a tower?
I too am really intrigued by how this works.
Soon the entire harbor will be able to partake in his audio choices.
In fairness, the harbor could stand to hear a little more of the Fugees.
*ship gets too close to shore*
"MOVE BITCH, GET OUT THE WAY!"
$1-WGOM
Seconded.
yep, thought it was a typo the first time.
Nope. Seven rooms, but small, with seven stairs between each landing/floor. It's kind of hard to explain if you're not here.
seems so, however, it sounds awesome.
Worth a little of your time this morning: The Hardball Times' Jack Moore on the bonus, Branch Rickey, labor, and the new CBA's perils for baseball's future viability & vibrancy.
50 years ago today, Apollo 1 happened.
The US, USSR, and UK all signed the Outer Space Treaty on the same day.
So many fz comments so little time.
Bridgewater likely out for 2017 as well.
R. I. P. John Hurt, who is known for lots of things but will be remembered by me as the War Doctor in Doctor Who, at age seventy-seven.
And I will remember sitting on the Galaxy 500's hood eating pizza with a friend at the drive-in while watching an Alien chest-burster do it's thing to his character Kane.
Loved him. For me and many others, he's the first guy to die in the Alien Quadrilogy.
Yes, and probably one of the most gruesome and chilling deaths caught on film, at least at the time. I read somewhere that the other actors weren't told what was going to happen so they would react appropriately.
Great actor. I think my favorite character of his was the eccentric billionaire who secretly funded the second "machine" in "Contact."
Wanna take a ride?
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOO111!!!!!!!111