Dr Steve Brule had some advice for living on your lonesome. I'll try to remember the main points: 1. Make a bunch of sandwiches on Sunday so you've got lunches made for the whole week. 2. Sleep, in your dreams you can be anybody. 3. Make your own puzzles. Cut apart photos and then re-arrange them.
Well worth watching a repeat of his segment if you can find one.
AB as time lord? BA as the antagonist? Lucky Yates as the assistant? (Maybe not as curvy as some assistants, but he's superb actor...) Bart Hansard for comic relief? AB's awesome basset hound as K-9.
Poor little light. "I'm advertising a business! Boss relies on me to keep the company going!" But no, 77 years of being ignored. Saddest Pixar movie ever.
I definitely have been taking The Wheel for granted. Just yesterday I moved a hundred pounds of gardening supplies two miles and was moderately annoyed that my white shirt got a little bit dirty.
I should do something nice for my The Wheel, to say thanks.
Holy hell, I'd have been scared of finger amputation trying to separate those two magnets -- and of screw shrapnel should those have been ejected by the magnets crushing together.
This is Edison's ladder; we all use the ladder designed by Nikola Tesla but that glory-hog Edison is the name taught in schools and on restaurant placemats. Edison spent years funding The Three Stooges Research Division to show how a ladder with the rungs placed too close will entrap a human, leading to further OSHA violations.
1. Make a bunch of sandwiches on Sunday so you've got lunches made for the whole week.
2. Sleep, in your dreams you can be anybody.
3. Make your own puzzles. Cut apart photos and then re-arrange them.
Well worth watching a repeat of his segment if you can find one.
Yes. Make this. At least one...
Go little doggie go!
I should do something nice for my The Wheel, to say thanks.