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    As expected with any programming project, a MAJOR FRIGGIN BUG showed up today, the day before the simulator ships, and I just spent the last 13 hours fixing it while rewriting major parts of my network replication in the process. All this and I have to wake up really early tomorrow to make sure the final testing goes well before they pack the thing up at noon. Even after it ships there's a lot of work to do before the show two weeks from now, and everything's going to take longer to debug without the simulator there. This is going to be a long week.
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    You know those body scan things we all have to use at the airport now/very soon?

    A TSA worker in Miami was arrested for aggravated battery after he attacked a co-worker for making fun of the size of his genitals, as viewed through the body scanning machine. Good thing they're not a total violation and invasion of privacy, or anything like that. <sigh>
    "I predict future happiness for Americans if they can prevent the government from wasting the labors of the people under the pretense of taking care of them."

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    I just watched The Last Emperor.

    Really, it was slow, but not so bad that I wanted to turn it off. Although the terribly bad acting of the tutor...

    But then we get to the last, oh 10 minutes... the consistently selfish little shit actually rushed to the defense of the governor of the prison...

    But then, fuck. That scene at the end. It made me cry.

    And, as is often the case when I start, I just can't stop.
    We're stuck in a bloody snowglobe.

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    The epically long Spielberg movie, with a very Young Christian Bale as an English kid in a Japanese prison camp in China in WWII ?

    Very long yes, but worth the watch, and I agree the end is moving.
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    It's actually the original French billion, which is bi-million, which is a million to the power of 2. We adopted the word, and then they changed it, presumably as revenge for Crecy and Agincourt, and then the treasonous Americans adopted the new French usage and spread it all over the world. And now we have to use it.

    And that's Why I'm Voting Leave.

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    No, that one is something else... um, um, um, Empire of the Sun.


    This is the 1987 one about the last emperor of China. Also epically long, though.
    We're stuck in a bloody snowglobe.

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    Quote Originally Posted by littlelolligagged View Post
    I just watched The Last Emperor.

    Really, it was slow, but not so bad that I wanted to turn it off. Although the terribly bad acting of the tutor...

    But then we get to the last, oh 10 minutes... the consistently selfish little shit actually rushed to the defense of the governor of the prison...

    But then, fuck. That scene at the end. It made me cry.

    And, as is often the case when I start, I just can't stop.
    That's a great movie, one of my faves.

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    Fussy and cranky are fighting about everything this morning.

    Fussy is deliberately provoking cranky to cry by doing things that she knows set him off.

    Fussy just told me that she shouldn't have to empty the dishwasher because it's a parent's job to do all the work.

    Cranky is being even more idiosyncratic than he normally is.


    Happy mother's day to me!
    We're stuck in a bloody snowglobe.

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    My area is becoming incredibly messy due to the strike of trash collectors and street cleaners. Everybody who visits this place seems to have to buy some fast food and after eating/drinking it outside throw the packaging on the ground. It's really piling up.
    Congratulations America

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    Quote Originally Posted by littlelolligagged View Post
    Fussy just told me that she shouldn't have to empty the dishwasher because it's a parent's job to do all the work.
    Hmm, at that tender age i'd rather have loaded the dishwasher than actually stand washing them by hand.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lor View Post
    Hmm, at that tender age i'd rather have loaded the dishwasher than actually stand washing them by hand.
    My parents still make me do that when I visit them Unless I cook, of course, so that choice is easy
    Keep on keepin' the beat alive!

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    Quote Originally Posted by littlelolligagged View Post
    Fussy just told me that she shouldn't have to empty the dishwasher because it's a parent's job to do all the work.
    Fussy should be glad that you use a dishwasher as Illusions has to wash and dry stuff by hand even though we have a perfectly operating dishwasher...
    . . .

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    Quote Originally Posted by Illusions View Post
    Fussy should be glad that you use a dishwasher as Illusions has to wash and dry stuff by hand even though we have a perfectly operating dishwasher...
    Why?


    I'll put this here so I can rant without being dragged into an argument. The markets are off and running, right out of the gate, whoosh up UP we go. So much for the freeee marketeers espousing capitali$m. In reality all the traders/brokers/speculators/market makers/bankers love SSSocialism. They smell fees coming their way to move around all the sovereign debt, by using fancy new innovative financial "tools" and central banks. Never mind that everyone is broke and laden with debt. Forget Repeal and Replace--it's Deny and Delay. A bunch of people are going to make millions, without really creating jobs or growth.

    It's like the world is having a huge costume party.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GGT View Post
    Why?
    Some logic that doesn't make sense...

    Also impatience. You know what, I'll just break down the reasons:

    1) It costs money to operate (they however are okay with the washing machine and dryer)
    2) If we use it to much, it will eventually break, and we'll have to get a new one (see above)
    3) We never have enough dishes to warrant using it (which occurs because of how frequently they want us to wash dishes, which is pretty much after each meal)

    This pretty much results in it only being used when we have guests over...

    . . .

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    Quote Originally Posted by Illusions View Post
    Fussy should be glad that you use a dishwasher as Illusions has to wash and dry stuff by hand even though we have a perfectly operating dishwasher...
    Same boat here.

    As for the whys...Wife thinks that hand-washing gets them cleaner than the dishwasher, and it's not worth the argument.

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    Is that for just your own dishes, or everyone's (like a sink load)? Sounds odd, Illusions.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GGT View Post
    Is that for just your own dishes, or everyone's (like a sink load)? Sounds odd, Illusions.
    Everyone's.
    . . .

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    Quote Originally Posted by Illusions View Post
    Everyone's.
    Sounds like they're 'punishing' you for something.

    I always thought "do the dishes" meant get them clean, pick your method.

    My kids would pick using paper plates or eating over the sink, instead of dirtying dishes, but that counts, too. Technically.

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    Way I figure it, if she spends a couple hours cooking every night, the extra ten minutes spent doing the dishes the way she wants is a trade-off thats vastly in my favor.

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    Aw, that's sweet.

    As summer approaches, our dish washing habits will change. We won't use the machine as often, because grilling out and salads means less cookware or oven sheets. (I always wash that stuff by hand.) If we load the dishwasher it ends up attracting ants, because it takes a week to fill it full in the summer.

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    It's actually less water to run a full dishwasher than it is to stand in front of the sink washing them by hand with the water going....if you have an efficient dishwasher.

    I really would like to get rid of this damn sinus cold I've had for three days. This sucks!!!

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    Netti pot, Cat!

    Dishwashers are like car washes. So they say. They use air pressure to make a small amount of water more efficient. But it also uses electricity and/or natural gas (in the water heater).

    I say give everyone a gallon of water and figure out its best use.

    Since my mom lived on a boat, I learned you use one gallon of clean water to drink, and everything else can use grey water or no water.

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    So theres this girl and me...she seemed pretty interested in me, I even went over her house within a week of talking to her to help with a project that ended up into getting to know each other... and now over the past few weeks everytime I ask her to do something she never has time to do anything. So I asked her if she wants to do something this weekend and shes like: "Why do you want to hang out with me so much anyways lol?" ........I wonder if shes trying to see if it's a date or she really can't tell I'm interested in her : /

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    It sounds like she isn't interested.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Knux897 View Post
    So theres this girl and me...she seemed pretty interested in me, I even went over her house within a week of talking to her to help with a project that ended up into getting to know each other... and now over the past few weeks everytime I ask her to do something she never has time to do anything. So I asked her if she wants to do something this weekend and shes like: "Why do you want to hang out with me so much anyways lol?" ........I wonder if shes trying to see if it's a date or she really can't tell I'm interested in her : /
    Considered actually asking her?

    "Am I being paranoid, or are you trying to blow me off?"

    Usually works excellently for getting a direct answer. (Which is usually "no," but since she's probably blowing you off, it's not like you've got anything to lose anyway.)
    "I predict future happiness for Americans if they can prevent the government from wasting the labors of the people under the pretense of taking care of them."

    "The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants."

    -- Thomas Jefferson: American Founding Father, clairvoyant and seditious traitor.

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    I've told her many times that she can just say no without fear of being rude after asking her to do something but she insists she really does want to do something. And I don't think she's that oblivious as to not notice my interest in her.

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    Oh, that.

    Well women are crazy, so maybe you're better off anyway. If she's this hard to make plans with now, well... it won't get any easier if you ever start dating her. Move on, find someone else who either does have time for you, or won't play mind games (and preferably, both, of course).
    "I predict future happiness for Americans if they can prevent the government from wasting the labors of the people under the pretense of taking care of them."

    "The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants."

    -- Thomas Jefferson: American Founding Father, clairvoyant and seditious traitor.

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    I don't know... maybe she really is simply oblivious. Not to offend anyone here or to stereotype she really does act rather blonde. She speaks very intelligently, but seems to miss a lot of things. I wonder if telling her how I feel would work?

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    Honestly, I doubt it.

    Generally asking a chick out on a date is seen as a pretty strong signal. Or at least it is in my circles.
    "I predict future happiness for Americans if they can prevent the government from wasting the labors of the people under the pretense of taking care of them."

    "The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants."

    -- Thomas Jefferson: American Founding Father, clairvoyant and seditious traitor.

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    It was never a date. It started out as getting some people together to go bowling and asking her to come and advancing to "Hey wanna hang out?" and once we were out, I would see if she was interested or not. Unfortunately that never happened and after a few texts earlier she might think I'm a bit odd with my gloomy "Right...well whatever then" texts. I think the only course now would be to tell her how I feel and see how she reacts. Unless she said "Why do you wanna hang out with me so badly lol?" to figure out if it was a date or not......idk

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