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Well, howdy there internet peeps and those stripping for a living.
It's troy again. fully clothed.
Had a good day running the demo game at the local game con.
Here's me on the convention's video from the game floor. The little round table, and I'm facing the camera.
Made arrangements with the convention to return next year and run two tourneys of the game I'm demoing, and it's big brother.
Here's my demo table:
Wife is making cinnamon bread again. Drat my luck!
Got a new cd in the mail today: Rush: A Farewell to Kings
I'm about to pop it in and listen. We'll see if Geddy is still screaming like a metal-head or if he's transitioning more to the prog singer he became.
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I wonder what happened to our other David who was on his trans-Pacific voyage on the container ship???
I wonder as well since he isn't posting on the UK forum either. Hope he and Dawn are ok.
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That is exactly what he was doing. I found a bunch of his photos all over the internet from travel brochures, ship interior designs, tourist photos, etc. The other guy called him out on it.
Wow, no kidding. Is that thread still around?
Got a new cd in the mail today: Rush: A Farewell to Kings
I'm about to pop it in and listen. We'll see if Geddy is still screaming like a metal-head or if he's transitioning more to the prog singer he became.
Rush. A Farewell to Kings was my first Rush album. I used to wake up to it every morning in the mid 90s.
It’s pretty good
I believe he stopped posting when a new poster came on, temporarily, and referenced all the periodicals that David was supposedly copying his pictures from.
I was aware that he was posting pictures that weren't his, but didn't realize that he was using them to misrepresent his voyages; if that's the case.
I wonder as well since he isn't posting on the UK forum either. Hope he and Dawn are ok.
He was posting on several other forums but hasn't posted anything new in quite a while.
I was aware that he was posting pictures that weren't his, but didn't realize that he was using them to misrepresent his voyages; if that's the case.
I guess I never realized that. So people are saying all his trips are fake? That is a pretty strong accusation without proof. I liked his stories and never questioned his photos. I guess I’m naive. If he was called out on it and now he’s gone from here and his MRH thread maybe it was true. I also hope he and Dawn are well
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A ground plug is not common
Here's a pic of what Chad was talking about. Even though mine is 3 prong, the 2 prong outlets in the kitchen and laundry room have a ground connection. It is a screw terminal that a washer, dryer, or kitchen appliance like a microwave oven can be grounded to. This ground terminal is not normally available elsewhere in the house. I have found that grounding a microwave oven is important as the metal grate in the door helps to shield the EMF. I measured one with and without the ground.
My 3 prong outlets are also polarized to permit the larger blade to fit. It is a real pain in the axx when you live in both worlds like I do and the plug won't fit in the socket. I made sure to cover both bases when I had the house spec'd.
Getting some more done on my model railroad display project. Swal
Good evening folks, good day at work today, expected last minute rush buyers for Deer Season today. Expected whining about we didn't have what they wanted and hadn't bothered to check if it was even available. The scheduled silencers didn't arrive this week as expected, so more whining about that too. Got home, leftover pizza and a nap. My Missus got home from a great,great nephew's first birthday party a bit ago and we are relaxing right now.
@NYC_George , your new post just came up and I love the billboard with Murphy!
I stand by my comment Bob's still around? I never see the guy.
Swal
Getting some more done on my model railroad display project. Swal
That looks great!
The lighting really brings it to life!
My 3 prong outlets are also polarized to permit the larger blade to fit. It is a real pain in the axx when you live in both worlds like I do and the plug won't fit in the socket. I made sure to cover both bases when I had the house spec'd.
For the record most newer houses (probably last several decades) with two prong outlets that I have seen are polarized. (At least the prongs are set up as polarized). But really old apartments / houses have non polarized plugs and it's a PITA when your plug is polarized.
This is what I use in Japan to convert my 3 prong plugs to two prongs. The ground just slides underneath. (This is for things like laptops and other small appliances -- not things like microwaves and heavy appliances).
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