Where in the World is Bob Saget?

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Cesar R M

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This is happening in my house right now... Blu ray, this time.



Because I'm an adult and this is how I spend my day off.


Murbie is not impressed.


your cat looks like he's smirking.
"look at this girl, thinking high of Frozen"

probably your cat is a hipster. "I liked frozen before it was cool"

Don't drown, turn around. :bookworm:
Time to bring the canoe and put it on top of your car.. so if you find a flooded zone.. you just turn around the car up with the canoe bottom.. and paddle your way.
 

Cesar R M

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In other news... This had to happen. I couldn't get the damn lid off. Knifed it, gangster style.

God god! Soarin'! cover the gods! dont you see its naked?


It's completely reasonable to turn the tv up louder so I can hear my movie from like, every room in the house, right? I mean, I should be doing stuff like putting away laundry and/or making dinner...
Well, you could always buy this washing machine.





What's a spam follower?

I just kind of made-up the term, but some random account that follows you for no apparent reason. Probably trying to get followers back.
Twitter ones aren't that bad, I honestly loathe the ones who do that in facebook.
worse when they message you in a week asking why you didn't added them back.
and I never heard of them or know them from anywhere!

I get added by random philliphinos and Somalians (and nigerians too) randomly) Its not even funny.
 

Cesar R M

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Simply because salt is highly corrosive. Most salt that comes into contact with vehicles lets say, it is not in chunk form. In cold climates the rock salt dissolves into the water and is very damaging to cars. Ocean water is horribly corrosive and one doesn't see chunks of salt floating in the oceans and yet it seeps into all the components of a car. You will also see the same damage with swim suits, they deteriorate more quickly in salt water and in chlorine then they will in a freshwater lake. Even with rain, fog or humidity, depending on weather conditions, water molecules will combine with tiny particles of dust, salt, and smoke in the air. Fun stuff.

When I would have water damage claims for steel coils being shipped into the ports we would do a silver nitrate test to see if the water or condensation was fresh or salt water as there are not chunks of salt to visually tell you. When we would have to bid out the rejected coils on the secondary market because the auto makers no longer would take them we would get substantially more for salvage for fresh water damaged coils that salt damaged.

And this concludes today's public service science lesson. :)
As someone who as lived most of his life in a beach town...the damage is very apparent and fast with chromed parts and brakes.
so Agree, maintenance is higher when you live near the sea due of salt and humidity.
 

Soarin' Over Pgh

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What's for lunch, everyone?


I'm fat so I'm having a baby kale and fresh fruit salad with balsamic vingarette.

But I nearly launched myself at the screen with that ice cream and chocolate sauce, last page. YUM.

(and this is why I'm fat.)
 

Cesar R M

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In other news, I'm in love, check this adorable image!
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SOURCE: http://tsaoshin.deviantart.com/art/Stitch-and-Toothless-453739840
 

donaldtoo

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Sadly, last night went down hill fast.
Our last pup, the male Black Lab, Tucker, is no longer with us. He had been sick for a while and we knew he probably wasn't gonna' make it through the summer, but, we hoped he would be with us a little longer. The kiddos grew up with him and the other pups. Before last night, he was eating fine and showed no obvious signs of suffering. While I was posting here, DS had let him out to do his thing and then back in. He came back in under distress, but, we thought he just got scared by the storm. He could not breath properly or catch his breath. Went to the ER vet clinic. Not much they could do. Will miss the big lug.
As you can imagine, we didn't get much sleep, so I took a day.
I like to think they're all up there together as puppies bein' playful in the grass on a warm spring day...
 

JenniferS

When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Sadly, last night went down hill fast.
Our last pup, the male Black Lab, Tucker, is no longer with us. He had been sick for a while and we knew he probably wasn't gonna' make it through the summer, but, we hoped he would be with us a little longer. The kiddos grew up with him and the other pups. Before last night, he was eating fine and showed no obvious signs of suffering. While I was posting here, DS had let him out to do his thing and then back in. He came back in under distress, but, we thought he just got scared by the storm. He could not breath properly or catch his breath. Went to the ER vet clinic. Not much they could do. Will miss the big lug.
As you can imagine, we didn't get much sleep, so I took a day.
I like to think they're all up there together as puppies bein' playful in the grass on a warm spring day...
Awww ... I'm so sorry.
Words are inadequate.

((Hugs)) to your whole family.
 
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