spicer
Lunatic Member
Anything worth flipping off is not worth the effort.I tend to use the "Little Finger". You get a dampened reaction of puzzlement on this salute.
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Have you been feeling angrier than usual lately?
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Quadman2
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spicer
Lunatic Member
Oh, I know. That's why I put it there.I was jesting, Spice. Making light.
Don't bother to salute.
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Pio1980
AK Member
Or the ring finger for those that don't deserve the best, both middle and ring fingers for those that deserve double, both hands doubled for those really special occasions.I tend to use the "Little Finger". You get a dampened reaction of puzzlement on this salute.
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SolderIron
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I paid a learning fee on Milwaukee 18v battery packs this week. Little do I know there is M18 and V18 species. Now I have 2 new battery packs for a tool I don't have...yet. I looked into adapter that will work, but the bulky ugliness is a real turn off. May end up spending more $ for the right pack. Pack it!
Fun to watch the crazy’s on hot days who decided to spend 2k on wheels and not fix the ac in their cars and drive like it’s the end of the world on a 90 degree day !Been too darn HOT to get into a heated argument, or share a one finger-salute in traffic!
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spicer
Lunatic Member
They had a physical discussion.
One thing I have noticed working outdoors is that at the beginning of summer, when it first starts getting hot, tempers flare, including mine.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/hackers-may-stolen-social-security-100000278.html
Apparently, some hackers are much smarter than all the online countermeasures.
Apparently, some hackers are much smarter than all the online countermeasures.
This is kind of a disturbing article.
https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/kentucky-man-forced-own-home-103300597.html
https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/kentucky-man-forced-own-home-103300597.html
Pio1980
AK Member
Bad link.
Pio1980
AK Member
Still no joy.
Mongo dunno. Maybe try cut-&-pasting: Kentucky man forced out of his own home, in Google.
That squatter story brings back bad memories. Short version: a bad-intentioned lawyer claimed adverse possession of land that abutted my land and sued the owner of that land (there was a complicated right-of-way issue he was trying to circumvent). Case ended up in the ME Supreme court. Lawyer lost, so he continued to be a pain in the ass to all involved with that ROW issue. Eventually I sold my house and left that drama behind.
It's a sad way to remember your house.
It is. I was 28, bought 5 acres of land in the woods, 1/4 mile off a town road. Total privacy. Rolling (Rocky) hills, ponds, streams, endless source of free firewood. Built a post & beam cape. Got married in that house. Two kids started their lives there. Battled that lawyer for years (he wanted to develop adjacent land but the ROW issue complicated those plans).It's a sad way to remember your house.
He ended up moving to CO and finding new people to mess with. We ended up moving to a home that was better suited to a family of 4. Happy where we ended up.
I could go on for pages...