Meme Thread... no politics

GIRTHQUAKE said:

In reply to mtn :

Not only was I going to second everything you wrote (especially the personal story, but mine was at 29-30) but then I hit the meme, and did exactly what that berkeleying green circle claimed, which then especially frustrated me.

I'm not mad, I'm not mad

I think anyone who DIDN'T go directly to the green circle has some sort of issue...

Stampie said:

In reply to Appleseed :

Damn it.  I do that all the time.

I had an OCD phase where I always made sure the total for my gas purchases ended in a 9.  So the above would be like heaven to me. 

914Driver said:

In reply to Karacticus :

I always heard Gas House eggs, but a Brit called it Toad in a Hole.

Surprise Toast

In reply to Karacticus :

Beer Baron said:

Sure. Note that the challenge did not specify "correctly".

Karacticus said:

I'm reading this while eating breakfast on a quiet Saturday morning. Wearing my favorite flannel pants. I have the t shirt in my drawer. 
I used to have an unused ticket to the Tampa Stadium concert from their Dark Side of the Moon tour. I missed it due to a family obligation. 
Not adding a meme, this time I am the meme. 

In reply to Floating Doc (Forum Supporter) :

volvoclearinghouse said:

Beer Baron said:

Sure. Note that the challenge did not specify "correctly".

I am sure he would approve of your mathematicians assessment.

Pete. (l33t FS) said:

volvoclearinghouse said:

Beer Baron said:

Sure. Note that the challenge did not specify "correctly".

I am sure he would approve of your mathematicians assessment.

I'm an engineer, close enough. I also write specifications as part of my job. If there's a way that a Contractor could weasel out of a requirement, I need to seek it out and make sure it's clearly specified exactly what is required. 

In reply to DarkMonohue :

wae said:

I present you with two examples. 

Tractor Supply, where 99% of the buggies are returned to the store. Not the parking lot corral because Tractor Supply doesnt have those, but inside the store where they park them. 

Target, where the buggies have magnetic brakes so you can't leave the parking lot with them. 

Bonus round:

In reply to Toyman! :

Walmart: the lowest common denominator.