I honestly don’t know where to post this.

johnmitchell

I don’t have a political bone in me. This morning I was trying to understand old Joe on the Telly, he either needs to slow down a tad or open his mouth a bit, or I might need a hearing aid😳

The Cen-Tex Smoker

johnmitchell said:

I don’t have a political bone in me. This morning I was trying to understand old Joe on the Telly, he either needs to slow down a tad or open his mouth a bit, or I might need a hearing aid😳

It ain’t easy with that guy sometimes. Would be nice to get someone a little more “with it” in there. Perhaps someone without a 7 (or god forbid an 8) in front of their age. 

Ozzie_Isaac

JohnInCarolina said:

Some interesting results here:

Dems love the news and smoking.  Overall pretty interesting, aside from education, reading, knowledge, mining, fossil fuels, parties are pretty close.

HeavyG

https://twitter.com/weisselbergers/status/1596576763903381504

Good joke.

JohnInCarolina

http://twitter.com/deep_dab/status/1596143055127584768?s=20&t=OnOnHJNvDqPPD3Y130qo1A

Foghorn

This is not a problem if you just trust your ability to control the temp on your egg via airflow. 

lousubcap

Yep.  Learn the manual method so that when the inevitable electronic failure occurs you just call the audible and carry-on.  

Botch

Agree, but ANY company that sends a software update, to a grill, on TG, really either needs to clean house or go out of business.  No excuse for anything that stupid, even if they were gov'mint (which they aren't).  

Legume

Botch said:

Agree, but ANY company that sends a software update, to a grill, on TG, really either needs to clean house or go out of business.  No excuse for anything that stupid, even if they were gov'mint (which they aren't).  

This was really just the first volley in the cyberwars that are starting now.  They’re going to ruin all of our holidays with updates, dropped Bluetooth connections, clumpy lump, etc. Next they’ll attack the paper mills that make the boxes that ship everything we buy for Christmas and we won’t have gifts for Christmas.

They very quietly attacked FedEx years ago, completely ruining any reputation they had for on time delivery.

lousubcap

I think the five letter shipping company did it to themselves-but I can't verify that.  

The Cen-Tex Smoker

lousubcap said:

I think the five letter shipping company did it to themselves-but I can't verify that.  

I can. They cost us $2,000,000 last year because they could not deliver (or pick up for that matter). 

Botch

Legume said:

Botch said:

Agree, but ANY company that sends a software update, to a grill, on TG, really either needs to clean house or go out of business.  No excuse for anything that stupid, even if they were gov'mint (which they aren't).  

This was really just the first volley in the cyberwars that are starting now.  They’re going to ruin all of our holidays with updates, dropped Bluetooth connections, clumpy lump, etc. Next they’ll attack the paper mills that make the boxes that ship everything we buy for Christmas and we won’t have gifts for Christmas.

They very quietly attacked FedEx years ago, completely ruining any reputation they had for on time delivery.

You jest (I think) but the railroad strike, one month before Xmas, rings true.  

JohnInCarolina

http://twitter.com/the_transit_guy/status/1596885142198685697?s=20&t=QqDc9C0dC_8SHTsrSgGXEw

HeavyG

Boy how times change. Fifty years ago the roller rink was the place to go to get a dime bag. Glad to see they've cleaned up those places!

JohnInCarolina

http://twitter.com/JohnRogers8News/status/1600812873777049607?s=20&t=gEsTsalVh-XOYCPFFQDn0A

nolaegghead

JohnInCarolina said:

http://twitter.com/JohnRogers8News/status/1600812873777049607?s=20&t=gEsTsalVh-XOYCPFFQDn0A

Wolves take risks….

lousubcap

nolaegghead said:

JohnInCarolina said:

http://twitter.com/JohnRogers8News/status/1600812873777049607?s=20&t=gEsTsalVh-XOYCPFFQDn0A

Wolves take risks….

Clueless wolves take risks and then they cry for sheep to save their dumb a$$es. 

nolaegghead

Science is all just over-educated people lying for grants until you get sick and then you want all the stem cell research to fix your broken ass.

Canugghead

lousubcap said:

nolaegghead said:

JohnInCarolina said:

http://twitter.com/JohnRogers8News/status/1600812873777049607?s=20&t=gEsTsalVh-XOYCPFFQDn0A

Wolves take risks….

Clueless wolves take risks and then they cry for sheep to save their dumb a$$es. 

Haha, sheep were busy taking video.

HeavyG

Canugghead said:

lousubcap said:

nolaegghead said:

JohnInCarolina said:

http://twitter.com/JohnRogers8News/status/1600812873777049607?s=20&t=gEsTsalVh-XOYCPFFQDn0A

Wolves take risks….

Clueless wolves take risks and then they cry for sheep to save their dumb a$$es. 

Haha, sheep were busy taking video.

The ones not operating the camera were busy...

JohnInCarolina

I know where to post this, and it is in this thread:

Ozzie_Isaac

JohnInCarolina said:

I know where to post this, and it is in this thread:

Botch

Not as thorough as those in Iceland:
 

Botch

Some Xmas Cheer from Here Come The Mummies!
(if Carole of the Bells is a favorite of yours, you may wanna skip the first one):
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BDiXPx2OqPI
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3KYXHg4MjT4
 

JohnInCarolina

lousubcap

Too bad the above will become a rallying cry for some.  

JohnInCarolina

Got to hand it to Forbes, they know how to pick em!

Legume

I heard SBF bought a huge property in Georgia and was building a giant home. Not his money?

Ozzie_Isaac

Rascal the Chihuahua was a tech-savvy little pup. He was always on the cutting edge of the latest trends, and he was particularly interested in cryptocurrencies. Rascal had even managed to convince his owner to invest in a few different types of crypto, and he had become quite well-versed in the world of digital currencies.

One day, Rascal decided that he wanted to buy a bidet with his crypto earnings. He had seen them advertised online and thought they looked like a great addition to his owner's bathroom. Rascal quickly located a retailer that accepted crypto payments, and he set about trying to make the purchase.

However, things didn't go quite as planned. Rascal found the process of using crypto to make the purchase to be much more difficult than he had anticipated. Despite his best efforts, he just couldn't figure out how to make the payment go through. Frustrated and angry, Rascal gave up on the bidet and stormed out of the house.

As he was stomping around the neighborhood, Rascal spotted his neighbor's brand-new Volvo parked in the driveway. In a fit of rage, Rascal climbed into the car and began driving it recklessly around the neighborhood. He sped down the street, swerving wildly and leaving a trail of destruction in his wake.

Eventually, Rascal crashed the Volvo into his neighbor's lawn, leaving deep tire tracks and causing significant damage. The neighbor was understandably furious, and Rascal's owner was forced to pay for the repairs.

In the end, Rascal learned that buying things with crypto wasn't as easy as he had thought, and that his impulsive actions could have serious consequences. But he was still a lovable little Chihuahua, and his owner forgave him for his antics.

JohnInCarolina