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Started by BTM, January 05, 2008, 10:12:17 PM

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Jack

I learned something new today:

"Guinness Breweries started the Book of World Records to settle pub arguments over the biggest, fastest, and best milestones in the world."
The world is changed by your example, not by your opinion.

- Paulo Coelho

Leah

yeah no.

Jack

So i wash the car, I'm standing back admiring my handiwork, then the sun hits it at just the right angle and I see the inside of the windshield is all streaky and cruddy looking.  So I get out the Windex, twist my arm around into that upside-down and inside-out position (Very similar to the position that a certain martial arts technique uses for dislocating the shoulder).  Ah, all done.

Now it looks twice as streaky as it did before.   :lookingup:
The world is changed by your example, not by your opinion.

- Paulo Coelho

Leah

Quote from: Jack on June 19, 2010, 09:51:18 AM
So i wash the car, I'm standing back admiring my handiwork, then the sun hits it at just the right angle and I see the inside of the windshield is all streaky and cruddy looking.  So I get out the Windex, twist my arm around into that upside-down and inside-out position (Very similar to the position that a certain martial arts technique uses for dislocating the shoulder).  Ah, all done.

Now it looks twice as streaky as it did before.   :lookingup:
did you use paper towels? using a rag is better.
yeah no.

Raffine

Quote from: Bull on June 19, 2010, 02:51:22 PM
Quote from: Jack on June 19, 2010, 09:51:18 AM
So i wash the car, I'm standing back admiring my handiwork, then the sun hits it at just the right angle and I see the inside of the windshield is all streaky and cruddy looking.  So I get out the Windex, twist my arm around into that upside-down and inside-out position (Very similar to the position that a certain martial arts technique uses for dislocating the shoulder).  Ah, all done.

Now it looks twice as streaky as it did before.   :lookingup:
did you use paper towels? using a rag is better.

Newspaper also works well to clean windows.
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Jack

I'll have to try newspaper or a rag next time.  Thanks guys!
The world is changed by your example, not by your opinion.

- Paulo Coelho

Leah

so Jack, are you going to get NFS: Hot Pursuit when it comes out? a REMAKE of an original NFS?
yeah no.

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Jack

Quote from: Bull on June 20, 2010, 09:45:13 AM
so Jack, are you going to get NFS: Hot Pursuit when it comes out? a REMAKE of an original NFS?

I'm more into racing on tracks instead of cop chases and stuff.  I'll have to look at some videos when it comes out and see if it looks interesting.  Gran Turismo 5 is (supposedly) coming out in November, so I'm pretty sure I'll be playing that for about 6 months straight  :teddyr:
The world is changed by your example, not by your opinion.

- Paulo Coelho

BTM

Quote from: BTM on June 17, 2010, 07:16:27 PM

You know what I always thought was weird?  Women who wear shorts along with a jacket and/or long sleeved shirts.  I mean, what is up with that?  Do women have some kind of biochemistry where they get cold in the arms/chest area but NOT in the legs? 

Shoot, was hoping either Paquita, Newt, Paula or one of our other resident females could explain this to me...

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Leah

Quote from: Jack on June 20, 2010, 02:49:12 PM
Quote from: Bull on June 20, 2010, 09:45:13 AM
so Jack, are you going to get NFS: Hot Pursuit when it comes out? a REMAKE of an original NFS?

I'm more into racing on tracks instead of cop chases and stuff.  I'll have to look at some videos when it comes out and see if it looks interesting.  Gran Turismo 5 is (supposedly) coming out in November, so I'm pretty sure I'll be playing that for about 6 months straight  :teddyr:

really? I'm more into all NFS.
yeah no.

Leah

Holy s**t, there's a new LEGO cargo Train set and I need to get it!
yeah no.

Newt

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Quote from: BTM on June 20, 2010, 03:47:33 PM
Quote from: BTM on June 17, 2010, 07:16:27 PM

You know what I always thought was weird?  Women who wear shorts along with a jacket and/or long sleeved shirts.  I mean, what is up with that?  Do women have some kind of biochemistry where they get cold in the arms/chest area but NOT in the legs?  

Shoot, was hoping either Paquita, Newt, Paula or one of our other resident females could explain this to me...

OK BTM, I'll try.

It's about the 'look'.  Appearance often takes priority over practicality or comfort.  The jacket-and-shorts (or 'short suit') really isn't any different than a short skirt with a jacket.  And short sleeves are less formal: so we have a requirement for long sleeves and yet a shorter skirt (within reason) is OK as work attire.  Then there is the whole bare legs/panty hose issue... :lookingup:

In informal/casual situations, all I can say is that a female in shorts wearing a jacket or a long-sleeved sweater or shirt...well, it's the all-important look again.   Exposed and yet not quite.  She can show off her legs and look cuddled a coat.  There's a message there.   :wink:

Lots of people feel fine temperature-wise as long as their trunk or upper body is covered.  The legs seem to be less sensitive to the cold.  My husband will go out (briefly) in shorts with a sweater or jacket in cooler weather - looks totally silly to me, but there he is.

But just to confuse things: yes, women often do not feel the cold the same as men do.  More subcutaneous body fat (that's under the skin - tends to insulate a bit).  Which is why our muscles do not show as much definition as easily.  Makes us rounder and softer-looking.  All over.  :smile:
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