Fockup. ;)

I suffered through a rather painful transition from Lotus Notes to Google Apps at work the last five or six years I was there. About the time I retired, it looked like we were going to change to MS Webmail/calendar etcetera. I understand putting large purchases out for bids every so often, but do you have ANY idea…

And then we elect them.

We’re on our second vehicle with built in GPS, and prior to that owned both TomTom and Pioneer standalone units. The Pioneer was first, won it in a raffle. We named after Jack Bauer’s wife (Nina?) on 24. It was good on the outside and evil on the inside. Nina tried to send us into a lake among other things. Tom was…

I was making jokes.

Yesyesyesyesyes! One gazillion stars for you.

Science fiction joke. Nothing to do with the Civil War. Think Back To The Future, only reversed.

Precisely. Scrap Johnny Reb and put a memorial in it’s place to honor the lives lost by BOTH sides. Or put a Union soldier next to him.

None. I was making a science fiction joke.

That was my point in the first part of my comment. Clearly, let’s get people mad with inflammatory adjectives so my clicks and views go through the roof. It works.

Nope. I was making a science fiction joke. Not a very good one, it seems.

Actually the Smithsonian is a great idea! I was thinking a local museum, but I like your idea much better.

Finally! Someone got my joke! We’ve been watching Eccleston’s Dr. Who episodes lately... My comment was in pure jest.

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While this is sort of interesting, I’d have to buy a 3D printer first. It’s not a new concept, though. A friend of mine in college did something similar but more awesome back circa 1978ish. He was a physics major. He created a presentation involving bouncing lasers off of mirrors glued to stereo speaker cones. It was…

Exactly. Hey CIA, NSA, FBI !!! Just drive on over and knock on the door. I’ll give you the passwords. We’ve got Mountain Dew and Hot Pockets for your techies.

Nope. It’ll be more like the movie Joe’s Apartment.

That’s HEDLEY!

I bought steel toed sneakers at Walmart a couple of weeks ago to avoid such things. I would title that photo “Lawnmower Toes”, cause that’s what you get for mowing the yard in flip-flops.

Yeah. Give your Dad a hug from me. I was also born in 1960. I remember when Batman T-shirts first hit the stores.