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Atomic wrote:Not to be confused with... Diesel Sweeties!

Yep. What i meant.

"Dietzel Sweetie"? Is that deliberate?

AnotherFairportfan wrote:Except for the horns, the guy with the pocket protector reminds me amazingly of a friend here in Atlanta who's a retired NASA mathematician.

My friend Ned:

Except for the horns, the guy with the pocket protector reminds me amazingly of a friend here in Atlanta who's a retired NASA mathematician.

None of the characters, however, appear to be gender-neutral.

My2Cents wrote:With Calista's luck it will be the spider that gets enlarged, just in time to freak-out Monica.

REVENGE! Mhwa-ha-ha!

Would someone please remind the nice lady that she can teleport? I think I recall it being stated previously that Monica can only poit to locations she's visited before. She might not have been able to poit down to the bottom of the Library if she hadn't been there in person. Monica is more capable...

Would someone please remind the nice lady that she can teleport? I think I recall it being stated previously that Monica can only poit to locations she's visited before. She might not have been able to poit down to the bottom of the Library if she hadn't been there in person. A similar limitation m...

TazManiac wrote:Not DOS, CP/M...

Huh. We had to enter the boot loader hex machine code with toggle switches to load programs with paper tape readers...

(Really - PDP-8 that Micromeritics built into some of their high-precision lab instruments in the early 1980s.)

Dave wrote:

AnotherFairportfan wrote:"Jumping spider" is tight - little rascal was smaller than my thumbnail and it jumped four inches or more from the rear-view mirror to the door frame.

Did it "squeee!" in midair?

If it did, it was like

james gave the huffle of a snail in danger
but nobody heard him at all

A mouse can survive a fall from any height uninjured. A friend of a friend was in Army Command School (or whatever it's called) and a class assignment was to develop- a plan to prosecute biological warfare agains the People's Republic of China. His plan involved shoving a couple of C-130-loads of mi...

Look who i met on my car door frame this afternoon.



"Jumping spider" is right - little rascal was smaller than my thumbnail and it jumped four inches or more from the rear-view mirror to the door frame.

themadkansan wrote:...AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAND Shel demonstrates that she's =still= got all the tact of a thrown brick...

~>:L

Nah.

She's been taking Nudge Lessons.

They released the whole damn' thing in its original broadcast format a few years ago free in MP3. I keep meaning to get them formatted to put on a USB stick for the next long trip Kate and i take.

Helen might enjoy it, but i'm sure it would drive the grandkids crazy...

*Sorry, I'm just picturing Cricket having a To Serve Man or Soylent Green is People! moment. Jives the butler (ringing a bell): "Dinner is served! Horse biscuits, squash bugs, cannibal wafers ..." Jack Flanders: "Cannibal wafers?!" Lady Jowles: "Ham and cheese on rye. Jives...

I'm more of a designer than an artist - i do better at assembling elements into finished graphics than i do at creating the elements, if that makes sense. Practically the definition of a Graphic Designer ... Yep - back when my folks were running a small advertising shop, Eloise-the-Art-Department t...

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kingklash wrote:And what's the spider's name?

Squee

Dietzel loves it - no lowflying junebugs to smack him in the eye.

To Calista, what is the difference between a spider that is a "little sweetie bear" and "comfort food"? :shock: As they say on the farm, "If you're going to eat it, don't name it." This reportedly minimizes the emotional difficulties involved in (e.g.) "Wilbur&quo...