Just one quick bitch ...

[Lucifer]

don't wake up just yet.

sadly, i did.   

[Peter]

Is it a complicated concept that's difficult to grasp?  I'd have thought it was obvious that fragile items shouldn't be stored in locations where the high activity levels all but guaranteed their eventual destruction.  It's like living in a minefield here sometimes; so many delicate little pieces of ceramic tableware dotted all over the place, just waiting to be broken.

[Christopher McCandless]

Is it a complicated concept that's difficult to grasp?  I'd have thought it was obvious that fragile items shouldn't be stored in locations where the high activity levels all but guaranteed their eventual destruction.  It's like living in a minefield here sometimes; so many delicate little pieces of ceramic tableware dotted all over the place, just waiting to be broken.

I would say most of the fragile stuff wasnt needed in the first place by the sounds of things.

[DirtDawg]

Is it a complicated concept that's difficult to grasp?  I'd have thought it was obvious that fragile items shouldn't be stored in locations where the high activity levels all but guaranteed their eventual destruction.  It's like living in a minefield here sometimes; so many delicate little pieces of ceramic tableware dotted all over the place, just waiting to be broken.

I would say most of the fragile stuff wasnt needed in the first place by the sounds of things.

I agree, if they are anything like some of the crap my mom has collected over the years, they are worthless. Stuff like a hand painted Chinese porcelain statuette made to resemble Gainsborough's "Blue Boy" serves no purpose to me. The whole collection of miniature Victorian era cityscapes of European cultural centers woven from splinters of bamboo would not even make decent kindling. My sister-in-law's house is the worst I have seen, though. I can't walk in that house without fear. Just one un-lassoed nerve releasing a minor stim and something's gonna to break.

[Christopher McCandless]

Is it a complicated concept that's difficult to grasp?  I'd have thought it was obvious that fragile items shouldn't be stored in locations where the high activity levels all but guaranteed their eventual destruction.  It's like living in a minefield here sometimes; so many delicate little pieces of ceramic tableware dotted all over the place, just waiting to be broken.

I would say most of the fragile stuff wasnt needed in the first place by the sounds of things.

I agree, if they are anything like some of the crap my mom has collected over the years, they are worthless. Stuff like a hand painted Chinese porcelain statuette made to resemble Gainsborough's "Blue Boy" serves no purpose to me. The whole collection of miniature Victorian era cityscapes of European cultural centers woven from splinters of bamboo would not even make decent kindling. My sister-in-law's house is the worst I have seen, though. I can't walk in that house without fear. Just one un-lassoed nerve releasing a minor stim and something's gonna to break.

You should take your musical equipment there and start firing off the right pure notes. I dont think you would have a problem again...

[DirtDawg]

 

The only problem with that is "pure notes" will only have a great effect on pure crystalline compounds, not composites of various compounds. You should know this.

I would try it for fun, though!

[Christopher McCandless]

 

The only problem with that is "pure notes" will only have a great effect on pure crystalline compounds, not composites of various compounds. You should know this.

I would try it for fun, though!

True, but it depends on what the fragile ornaments tat is made up of. Some of the stuff is pure glass or crystal. I suppose you could go for a good old fashioed hammer though if needs be...

[DirtDawg]

Hammers are OK, but in high school I was the best batter on the all star team. No one in our skill level could throw anything past me. I'll take the thirty six inch, thirty ounce slugger, please.
 

[Christopher McCandless]

Hammers are OK, but in high school I was the best batter on the all star team. No one in our skill level could throw anything past me. I'll take the thirty six inch, thirty ounce slugger, please.
 

Just make sure you dont shatter the TV while you have your baseball frenzy...

[DirtDawg]

Just zipped over to our free farmer's market and my fears from two weeks ago have been confirmed. Instead of fresh farm produce, preserves, honey, handmade soaps, prepared or potted herbs, etc. etc. the place has been crashed by yuppy city grandmothers and their quaint little craft bullshit! There was only one farmer offering corn and beans, BUT over sixty or so tables of more crap, like Peter was talking about, just above.



I hate this influx of stupid people into our small town.

[purposefulinsanity]

Fucking migraines. 

[Lucifer]

 

[Natalia Evans]

Went to bed at 1:24 AM because I was so tired but couldn't get to sleep till after 3AM and I woke up at 5:15 and couldn't get back to sleep so here I am with an only couple hours of sleep.

[purposefulinsanity]

 

Thanks hun    I can see properly again now so that's something I suppose- now if only I could make my head stop feeling like it was in a vice I'd be ok.

[Lucifer]

 

Thanks hun    I can see properly again now so that's something I suppose- now if only I could make my head stop feeling like it was in a vice I'd be ok.

machete.  always works for me.