OT - What are you doing right now?

WeberWho

ColtsFan said:

nolaegghead said:

Whoops

https://twitter.com/hmemcpy/status/1359478493386592267

I took ethical hacking in college. We often had projects where we would try to exploit government website, private corps, etc..
 

We had to log our public IPs from where we were working on the project through a .gov website. Evidently that kept the feds from knocking on our doors. Craziest class I ever took. 

We had an autistic student at the local high school who hacked and wiped out the entire school library computers. The school ended up losing thousands of dollars worth of late fees and lost books. I've watched a few of the special education kids "code" and it's absolutely fascinating. Way, way above my head. 

Acn

Made miso soup for lunch.

GrateEggspectations

My wife just now, as I was trying on jeans: “you’re not as fat as you thought.”

Me: “Thanks honey. Thanks.”

(for the record, they were 30s, and they fit.)

JohnInCarolina

GrateEggspectations said:

My wife just now, as I was trying on jeans: “you’re not as fat as you thought.”

Me: “Thanks honey. Thanks.”

(for the record, they were 30s, and they fit.)

I haven't seen size 30 jeans since I was like maybe 12.  So, yeah, you are a skinny mofo.  

TTC

On a southwest flight. I’m in row behind a widow and 2 month old baby and the Army officer escorting her - just announced we have her husband on board, killed in active duty. Had to watch her watch out the window as they loaded the coffin. No words 

Botch

No words indeed, @TTC.  

Lit

Refinacing. Got 2.25% on a 15yr rate and term.

MasterC

drinking

CPFC1905

Lit said:

Refinacing. Got 2.25% on a 15yr rate and term.

I am guessing there's fees, do they bump the rate up over all?    
UK is predicted to be heading for negative interests rates albeit the Bank of England would probably accelerate QE instead.  The base rate is already at 0.1% so mortgage lending can be had at 1.3%, effectively just the lenders commission.
House prices are due to fall soon which is a national phobia.  A short term tax cut on property purchase tax is due to end on 31 March and super-heated the market, albeit the Chancellor could change that in his Budget speech on 3rd March. 

ColtsFan

Just left the John Deere dealer. My tractor is finally in. Like everything, the supply chain is hurting so the snow blade is still on order. Going to let it sit on their showroom until the blade comes in. Every tractor/mower they have on the floor is sold. No new stock ready to sell

CPFC1905

In an attempt to distract you all from the feisty hot or cold tea debate the Premier League have thoughtfully arranged a series of fixtures this weekend. 

Saturday, 

Leicester v Liverpool,  the Brendan Rodgers derby. You’ll like him @ikapigian he’s got good ole ‘Mercan teeth (purchased) .  The hosts are 3 points above Big Jurgy’s flaccid Reds. Fancy the Foxes to nick this one, 2-1.

Palace v Burnley, absolute total snooze-fest.  0-0  In fact agree it now lads and save us the pain.

Man City v Spurs,  Pep welcomes Jose and it would be lovely to see the gnarly spirit of old but I doubt it.  The Blues have the wind in their sails and Spurs are somewhere between chaos and early stage recovery. 2-0

Brighton v Villa, for the love of man someone smash the filthy Seagulls, please!  Not this time though. 1-1

Norwich v Stoke,  the Canaries are this weeks draw colleagues for the Potters. 1-1 - because that is every result for the rest of the season for Stoke. 

Sunday,

Southampton v Wolves, well saints have just beaten Wolves in the Cup. Does that matter - meh, no. The visitors have been in a longer, deeper funk than the hosts but seem to be emerging.  1-1

West Brom v Man Utd, away win 0-3. Simple as.

Arsenal v Leeds, the most mid-table match ever and no-one would have bet on that in August. But here we are.  Leeds have witnessed 76 goals in 22 games, 50% in their favour.  So 1.73-1.73 it is, for sure.   

Everton v Fulham, stop the season now as Everton are 7th which is their natural habitat and Fulham are in the relegation zone.  No need to play any more matches, this is the natural order of things. 1-0.

Monday,

West Ham v Sheff Utd, 2-0 - errrr, that’s all I got.

Chelsea v Newcastle, the visitors have attempted ‘fluid attacking football’ recently and did win last time out.  But now their primary attacking outlet, Callum Wilson, is injured.  So they can anticipate a tepid display and resounding defeat from ’Tastic Tommy of the Chels’  3-0

Wednesday (no really, Wednesday)

Burnley v Fulham, the coup de gras as Dyche’s chaps achieve the lowest thrills possible in a dour victory that condemns Fulham, West Brom & Sheff Utd to relegation.  Not mathematically but to all intents and purposes anyway.  1-0, with not even a whimper.

Everton v Man City, away with 0-2. Enough said. 

I’m off for a plate of mushy coffee and some pea ice-cream.  Lovely. 

Eoin

CPFC1905 said:

In an attempt to distract you all from the feisty hot or cold tea debate the Premier League have thoughtfully arranged a series of fixtures this weekend. 

Saturday, 

Leicester v Liverpool,  the Brendan Rodgers derby. You’ll like him @ikapigian he’s got good ole ‘Mercan teeth (purchased) .  The hosts are 3 points above Big Jurgy’s flaccid Reds. Fancy the Foxes to nick this one, 2-1.

Palace v Burnley, absolute total snooze-fest.  0-0  In fact agree it now lads and save us the pain.

Man City v Spurs,  Pep welcomes Jose and it would be lovely to see the gnarly spirit of old but I doubt it.  The Blues have the wind in their sails and Spurs are somewhere between chaos and early stage recovery. 2-0

Brighton v Villa, for the love of man someone smash the filthy Seagulls, please!  Not this time though. 1-1

Norwich v Stoke,  the Canaries are this weeks draw colleagues for the Potters. 1-1 - because that is every result for the rest of the season for Stoke. 

Sunday,

Southampton v Wolves, well saints have just beaten Wolves in the Cup. Does that matter - meh, no. The visitors have been in a longer, deeper funk than the hosts but seem to be emerging.  1-1

West Brom v Man Utd, away win 0-3. Simple as.

Arsenal v Leeds, the most mid-table match ever and no-one would have bet on that in August. But here we are.  Leeds have witnessed 76 goals in 22 games, 50% in their favour.  So 1.73-1.73 it is, for sure.   

Everton v Fulham, stop the season now as Everton are 7th which is their natural habitat and Fulham are in the relegation zone.  No need to play any more matches, this is the natural order of things. 1-0.

Monday,

West Ham v Sheff Utd, 2-0 - errrr, that’s all I got.

Chelsea v Newcastle, the visitors have attempted ‘fluid attacking football’ recently and did win last time out.  But now their primary attacking outlet, Callum Wilson, is injured.  So they can anticipate a tepid display and resounding defeat from ’Tastic Tommy of the Chels’  3-0

Wednesday (no really, Wednesday)

Burnley v Fulham, the coup de gras as Dyche’s chaps achieve the lowest thrills possible in a dour victory that condemns Fulham, West Brom & Sheff Utd to relegation.  Not mathematically but to all intents and purposes anyway.  1-0, with not even a whimper.

Everton v Man City, away with 0-2. Enough said. 

I’m off for a plate of mushy coffee and some pea ice-cream.  Lovely. 

1-1 or nil-nil. Meh.

lkapigian

Jump rope contest

Lit

CPFC1905 said:

Lit said:

Refinacing. Got 2.25% on a 15yr rate and term.

I am guessing there's fees, do they bump the rate up over all?    
UK is predicted to be heading for negative interests rates albeit the Bank of England would probably accelerate QE instead.  The base rate is already at 0.1% so mortgage lending can be had at 1.3%, effectively just the lenders commission.
House prices are due to fall soon which is a national phobia.  A short term tax cut on property purchase tax is due to end on 31 March and super-heated the market, albeit the Chancellor could change that in his Budget speech on 3rd March. 

I paid 1.25 points origination fee and the normal costs. I am paying the closing costs instead of rolling them into the loan I have to come to closing with $6500 but that includes setting up my escrows so ill get about $2k back from my current escrows and skip a month mortgage payment. I ran amortization schedules from where I am in my current loan and where Ill be in a 15yr loan and in 5 years about when we will be selling it still saved us right around $10k. The rate is fixed at 2.25% for 15 yrs.

SGH

ColtsFan said:

Just left the John Deere dealer. My tractor is finally in. 

Which one did you get?

ColtsFan

SGH said:

ColtsFan said:

Just left the John Deere dealer. My tractor is finally in. 

Which one did you get?

X590  54” deck with 44” blade and hydraulic sleeve hitch. 

Should last me for 15 years 

lousubcap

@lkapigian - After a few spins of the rope I'm sure she was in pain but very entertaining and endowed   

lkapigian

Bump

https://eggheadforum.com/discussion/comment/2424345#Comment_2424345

Canugghead

Back in the 80s even with 3.5% employee discount (I was working at a financial company that provided mortgage financing) we were paying around 12%. Also, our mortgage interest is not tax deductible.

bucky925

Just finished up round one of  3 iron infused IV's.


This should put some lead in my pencil 

lousubcap

@bucky925 - stay positive, take no prisoners and while you're at it, pound a few dozen oysters.  Lead enhancement right there 

GrateEggspectations

JohnInCarolina said:

GrateEggspectations said:

My wife just now, as I was trying on jeans: “you’re not as fat as you thought.”

Me: “Thanks honey. Thanks.”

(for the record, they were 30s, and they fit.)

I haven't seen size 30 jeans since I was like maybe 12.  So, yeah, you are a skinny mofo.  

Despite what the numbers might indicate, I can assure you I’ve got a few dinner rolls going on - and by this I mean rolls of body fat attributable to too much dinner.

SamIAm2

Watching Episode 10 of "Dikensian".  Well done series by Tony Jordan with many of the characters from Charles Dickens stories. 

nolaegghead

I remember when I wore 32x34, then peaked at 36x32, now 34x32 and headed back to a 32 (had to cut some new holes in my belts).  And I'm eating more than I used to, just cut out the booze.  Some things just don't shrink, though.

GrateEggspectations

Canugghead said:

Back in the 80s even with 3.5% employee discount (I was working at a financial company that provided mortgage financing) we were paying around 12%. Also, our mortgage interest is not tax deductible.

My parents have relayed their experience during this period to me. My wife’s has done the same. Bet those mortgage payments looked pretty horrendous. 

lkapigian

nolaegghead said:

I remember when I wore 32x34, then peaked at 36x32, now 34x32 and headed back to a 32 (had to cut some new holes in my belts).  And I'm eating more than I used to, just cut out the booze.  Some things just don't shrink, though.

Proud if you Carey !

GrateEggspectations

lkapigian said:

nolaegghead said:

I remember when I wore 32x34, then peaked at 36x32, now 34x32 and headed back to a 32 (had to cut some new holes in my belts).  And I'm eating more than I used to, just cut out the booze.  Some things just don't shrink, though.

Proud if you Carey !

Couldn’t agree more. I love reading about your journey, Carey. Keep it up. 

lkapigian

GrateEggspectations said:

lkapigian said:

nolaegghead said:

I remember when I wore 32x34, then peaked at 36x32, now 34x32 and headed back to a 32 (had to cut some new holes in my belts).  And I'm eating more than I used to, just cut out the booze.  Some things just don't shrink, though.

Proud if you Carey !

Couldn’t agree more. I love reading about your journey, Carey. Keep it up. 

@ the end of the day he is still @nolaegghead LoL

SonVolt

Interesting take.

Opinion | California Is Making Liberals Squirm - The New York Times (nytimes.com)

SciAggie

We had to eat something besides soup tonight. Salisbury meatballs and gravy on egg noodles.