During my wife's ultrasound, the doctor said she had "plenty of leafs left on her ovaries", meaning she was still packing plenty of eggs. 2 kids is where I stop. Why you gotta tempt her like that... I'm already gonna be 54 when the first one graduates high school.
During my wife's ultrasound, the doctor said she had "plenty of leafs left on her ovaries", meaning she was still packing plenty of eggs. 2 kids is where I stop. Why you gotta tempt her like that... I'm already gonna be 54 when the first one graduates high school.
Reminds me of when I bought a giant bulk box of garbage bags where the machine didn't seal a small part of half the bag bottoms, leaving a hole for the garbage to fall out of.New box of Kleenex. Machine didn't like make the cuts in the tissue or at least not all. So I have a few loose sheets but largely yanking tissues gives me just a long unending thing of paper I got to tear myself. Box looks like a disaster and mighty inconvenient when hurriedly needing one.
Reminds me of when I bought a giant bulk box of garbage bags where the machine didn't seal a small part of half the bag bottoms, leaving a hole for the garbage to fall out of.
New youtube apocalypse. I just got served 5 midroll ads in a 12 minute video. I like to watch on my mobile and I'm not aware of an ad blocker for android that works without a rooted phone.
So gay, and not in the balls just touched way, but the "i want to papercut my eyeballs in frustration" way.
Applications that are overdesigned. Why the fuck is the Razer or nVidia "Experience" applications these hulking monstrosities of services that are wildly redundant, and/or no one is going to use. Instead of making this shitty application, why don't you allocate those developer resources into making sure your actual drivers work flawlessly first? And on top of that, why does it require a user account? So you can save my default mouse settings since I'm refreshing my OS frequently enough for that to matter? Also, those user accounts requiring passwords with forty characters, three special characters, an alt+#### key, a drop of blood, and require manually entering your password every other time you boot your computer or need to update your drivers (seriously, fuck you Nvidia with this shit).
It's a conflict of wanting to keep my drivers updated and my laziness of remembering to update them manually. That's the only benefit these things give. But really, how often do I need to update my mouse driver? Apparently frequently enough because Razer's drivers start exhibiting issues randomly for no fucking reason whatsoever. And you always need the latest Nvidia driver or that new fancy game you try to play is going to be fucked up or run 20% slower.
I also just sat through an hour seminar on "Innovation". A word I've grown to fucking hate. Change, change, change, iterate, change. I realize this makes me sound old, but fuck, so much of my time is wasted by young idiots coming in with "brilliant ideas of how to do things" which are really the same way we've always done things, or asking me to do things that have ALREADY BEEN DONE. I'm not going to remap the fucking infrastructure for you when those charts already exist. I'm not even part of the infrastructure team. Ask them. Like you'd even understand the chart since you don't even know what half of these services, applications, servers, databases, etc do, support, interact.
I'm not even that vetted in the IT world, but I hate new assholes who want to lead first, not learn first. Quit putting the cart before the horse.
People who report a problem, but give absolutely zero description of what the problem or any information about said problem is need to be beat over the head with lead pipes.
"My car is making a noise!!"
When do you hear the noise?
Is it when you start the car?
Is it when you turn the car off?
Does it only make it at certain times?
Does it make the noise when you use a certain feature or perform a particular action?
How often does it occur?
Who the fuck knows with these retards because nothing clicks in their brains to give you any information about the problem.
i was doing a tour and this young engineer (no metal/no jewlery) had those ear things. they were worried it was gonna get "caught" flopping around, so he tucked it behind his ear.
Dang. How'd that happen? I keep my watches in a watch box in a safe. If it's one I wear daily then in drawer next to bed. To be honest I really haven't worn any of my watches much over the past year.
Dang. How'd that happen? I keep my watches in a watch box in a safe. If it's one I wear daily then in drawer next to bed. To be honest I really haven't worn any of my watches much over the past year.
Thoughts n prayers bro.