The random thought thread

[NeoMatrix]

I shared it to Facebook. Because I'm a dick like that


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Post away..... I can't stand face-book. I last logged onto the "family" (not mine) facebook account about 18 months ago prior to last week.

Reading facebook is like living in the movie "Ground Hog Day". Every person posts their exact same anecdotes/ mems / parables' over and over repeatedly.

I recon I could log back in to facebook in another 9 1/2 years time an be totally up to date with every subject.

And its Friday.....

..... zzzzz....

[NeoMatrix]

An unusual mod for the game "Doom":



I think that vid is about three times as long as it needed to be, so beware.
I hope Tim Allen is a good sport, otherwise this isn't going to be around much longer.

Handy hint :
You may like to post the text URL along with the Video URL. I know myself and some others like Lagonda can't see the video hyper link.
I only see the text on the above CTN page no video URL hyperlink. If I click "reply quote" I can pick up the URL and then cut an past to the web page address bar.

Like this "https:\\www.youtube.comwatch?v=Ji9qSuQapFY"

[Iowatech]

Post away..... I can't stand face-book. I last logged onto the "family" (not mine) facebook account about 18 months ago prior to last week. Reading facebook is like living in the movie "Ground Hog Day". Every person posts their exact same anecdotes/ mems / parables' over and over repeatedly. I recon I could log back in to facebook in another 9 1/2 years time an be totally up to date with every subject. And its Friday..... ..... zzzzz....

Heh, for quite a while I used Facebook to share blog posts from many different military units engaged in Iraq and Afghanistan because I was unsatisfied by the commercial news coverage. Most of those blogs are closed now, so I guess I'm done there too. That might just be some stupid Army thing, sorry. Also, they killed "Farmville" just as I was going to make a rather major advancement, the bastards.

[slimslob]

Heh, for quite a while I used Facebook to share blog posts from many different military units engaged in Iraq and Afghanistan because I was unsatisfied by the commercial news coverage. Most of those blogs are closed now, so I guess I'm done there too. That might just be some stupid Army thing, sorry. Also, they killed "Farmville" just as I was going to make a rather major advancement, the bastards.

I use Facebook regularly. Allows me to keep in touch with people I grew up with and some of the old timers here like gwaddle and deb1964.

[imagewalker]

WTF ... is this Facebook now.
You guys want to turn this thing into My Space.!!!
Well on the way.

[nottoosharp]

At least it's confined to this thread, and the joke of the day.


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[slimslob]

Something else from Facebook.


But it works.

[nottoosharp]

I hope there is a toll booth


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[NeoMatrix]

Something else from Facebook.
[snip]

But it works.

... Obviously the guy's been climbing the corporate ladder.
He's taking his ladder home for a clean, ready for the next meeting.....


I figure if the driver strapped the ladder length wise on the roof; a tin of cut-an-polish to fix the scratches on the roof would be far cheaper than paying the traffic offence for the wide load.

To quote an associate:
"It takes all sorts to make a world, and there ain't one missing".

[Iowatech]

The local truck eating bridge had lunch yesterday. Semi hits downtown Davenport train bridge - Story (Open the link at your own peril.) If that had happened on Harrison Street, the driver would be some sort of moronic imbecile, as there are a couple of flashing indicators that a person with eyesight should interpret as telling them "Your truck is too tall to fit under this bridge. Here is the way around that bridge." On the Brady street side of the bridge, there is no flashy blinky warnings as there is only four or so blocks between the foot of Brady street and the bridge. So this guy is only a big dummy, FOR NOT TAKING RIVER DRIVE OUT TO INTERSTATE 280. Sure, that route would have added actually a good deal of distance to the trip, but also that truck wouldn't be a useless pile of rubble if the driver would have done that. That truck had a reefer unit too, those things aren't cheap. We used reefer trailers to keep food refrigerated and frozen the times I probably went to Central America with the Reserves on humanitarian missions back in the day, so I may have some knowledge of that.