rob_gould
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ruffrecords said:Why did the communist drink herbal tea? Because all proper tea is theft.
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Ian
Tea-hee ;D
ruffrecords said:Why did the communist drink herbal tea? Because all proper tea is theft.
Cheers
Ian
I generally try to ignore senior citizen click bait (I already know I'm old), but we don't see much of that here. Reminded by this I dusted off a box of old cassettes that hadn't been touched this century. I just got back from my once a week shopping trip and played a few old cassettes in my car. It was a real pleasure to listen to a friend's first band album project (back when small bands would release cassette tapes instead of vinyl).JohnRoberts said:But I still have a box of cassettes I recorded from vinyl back in the 70s, and a tape player in my car. Come to think of it my car CD player has been acting funny lately, may need to take a trip down memory lane, next car trip.
Car tape players are notorious for eating tapes, but I don't have some other higher use for them, so whatever.
JR
JohnRoberts said:Funny now she is probably married with kids. :
JR
The way she was talking on the phone I'm pretty sure about the kids, the married, not so certain.ruffrecords said:Do most people still get married over there? Over here most couples are simply "partners" these days.
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ian
totoxraymond said:The pencil? Sure.
Do they still make the tape? Not so sure
PRR said:> I meant the Bic Stick pen
And I knew everybody here would *know* the tool is a BIC, and a pencil a poor substitute.
Dunno if the cartoonist's memory faded, or was avoiding Trademark (and thereby adding another layer for people who get the joke).
back in the day we used whatever we had handy... Yesterday I used my pinky (just barely) and one end of the brush I used to dust off some old cassettes that had been sitting, tape up for decades to firm up the leader that unwound from my brushing away dust. :-[mjrippe said:Actually, most of the non-technically inclined folks I knew DID use pencils. You know, the folks who were amazed when you spliced their chewed up cassette of The Doors Greatest Hits...
I would think Brits used a Biro instead.PRR said:And I knew everybody here would *know* the tool is a BIC, and a pencil a poor substitute.
OTOH I know many people that have been put off by the subject because the teach would just make it plain boring.ruffrecords said:We had a very keen new young maths teacher when I was in the fifth form at secondary school. He introduced us to set theory, intersections, unions and so on. We also had a lively discussion on infinity. I wish there had been more inspirational teachers like him.
exactly... +1abbey road d enfer said:Wouldn't the two small circles be included in the yellow one? Maybe I don't get the meaning of "still alive"...
I believe I'm still alive (undead). You too, BTW.
At our age, we don't want too much overlap, do we?JohnRoberts said:PS: my personal Venn diagram is the universe of girls I find attractive, and universe of girls who find me handsome, not much (any?) overlap there.
Overlap in that case would be a good thing... But I may not be open to opportunity.abbey road d enfer said:At our age, we don't want too much overlap, do we?
JohnRoberts said:Maybe that's why I will die single.. :
But I know how to cook (I bet that line is sung differently in live performances). ;DGene Pink said:If you are looking for a mate at this point of your life, you need a larger 'disirable" circle. Perhaps follow Jimmy Soul's advice from 1963, it really is good advice for anyone. Trophy wives = high maintenance.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jI02MYwwUzM
Gene
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