NickD said:That same salesman walked into Theodore Roosevelt’s office when TR was a New York city police commissioner, pulled a concealed Burgess shotgun out from its special holster under his coat, and shot six blanks into the ceiling before Roosevelt had time to even react.
NickD said:
This is clearly the work of an ignorant meme-maker. Anyone who's actually lived the nightmare knows that the parts of the foot shown in red are "work-hardened" by walking and such. It is in fact those parts of the foot not shown in red that are the most sensitive and therefore most vulnerable to attack by stealthy Legos.
1988RedT2 said:NickD said:
This is clearly the work of an ignorant meme-maker. Anyone who's actually lived the nightmare knows that the parts of the foot shown in red are "work-hardened" by walking and such. It is in fact those parts of the foot not shown in red that are the most sensitive and therefore most vulnerable to attack by stealthy Legos.
Maybe that's what he's pointing out "These red areas are heavily fortified. Avoid them at all cost."
In reply to NickD :
By Jove, you could be right!
NickD said:That same salesman walked into Theodore Roosevelt’s office when TR was a New York city police commissioner, pulled a concealed Burgess shotgun out from its special holster under his coat, and shot six blanks into the ceiling before Roosevelt had time to even react.
From what I know about Teddy Roosevelt, that was probably the only way you are going to get a word in with that guy. I suspect Robin Williams portrayal of him was actually pretty accurate. Very interesting fellow. VERY driven guy!
aircooled said:NickD said:That same salesman walked into Theodore Roosevelt’s office when TR was a New York city police commissioner, pulled a concealed Burgess shotgun out from its special holster under his coat, and shot six blanks into the ceiling before Roosevelt had time to even react.From what I know about Teddy Roosevelt, that was probably the only way you are going to get a word in with that guy. I suspect Robin Williams portrayal of him was actually pretty accurate. Very interesting fellow. VERY driven guy!
I read somewhere that the man drank 30 cups of coffee a day. Truly a man unlike any other. It's funny because I thought he just seemed crazy by today's standards, but the book I read had contemporary accounts of him, and even back then he was viewed as an absolute madlad who both amused and terrified everyone he met
Appleseed said:
What a cute little Fokker...makes everything else look like a mess a' shmit 
KyAllroad said:
So let me get this straight:
If you install something that will eat 100 of thousands of insects each night. The HOA will hate you?!?!
In reply to KyAllroad :
Nope. Boomer.
stroker said:In reply to KyAllroad :
Nope. Boomer.
In reply to aircooled :
Pretty much means that boomers are quite cognizant in the B52s (my mom had B52s records and she is a boomer) and Shaquille O'Neal.
Don't recognize the middle but I get it in context.
- technically a millennial by the definition I saw (grew up with computers/being online as a normal part of life)
Sorry, yeah, I thought you were responding to his second post.
And yes, I really hate all those "generation" generalizations, which are used a lot as a substitution for what is clearly age prejudice.
Putting people in groups is only encouraging those groups to fight.
(not a boomer BTW)
Brings new meaning to the term "you will service... us."
KyAllroad said:
Am assuming the middle is Baby, since you didn't put her in the corner....
How many people here knew that Courtney Love was the singer in Faith No More in 1983?
travellering said:KyAllroad said:
Am assuming the middle is Baby, since you didn't put her in the corner....
In reply to Indy - Guy :
She apparently knew about ol Harvey's casting couch antics.
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