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#1582
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We used to buy them and break the racket part off and use them to taze each other at BBQs and what not. Now, I have one intact for its intended purpose.
http://www.harborfreight.com/electro...ter-40122.html
#1583
We used to buy them and break the racket part off and use them to taze each other at BBQs and what not. Now, I have one intact for its intended purpose.
http://www.harborfreight.com/electro...ter-40122.html
http://www.harborfreight.com/electro...ter-40122.html
I saw some bumble bee looking things (or so I thought they were bumble bees) flying around our deck a month or so and they don't look to be around anymore.. I hope they weren't carpenter bees and are burrowing or hibernating..
#1584
#1585
So I was reading an article and it was saying how self driving cars are likely to be here by 2020.. All I can say is wow if that's really true as it's a lot sooner than I'd expected. Pretty wild to think that my kids will never have to drive. At this point I'm all for self driving cars so I can do other things in the car.
#1586
This is post 1586.
#1587
We're almost there now, with automated cruise control, braking, etc. 2020 is a bit early, but 2025 will be just in time for the wave of creaky and infirm Baby Boomers who want to still go places on their own.
#1588
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Happy I-don't-even-know-what-th-fack-day-it-is!
#1589
#1590
Community Organizer
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Sorry.
I don't usually get screwed up by Monday Holidays but this one, for some reason, really 'effd my internal clock.
I don't usually get screwed up by Monday Holidays but this one, for some reason, really 'effd my internal clock.