Today was perfect to spray, but I wanted to get the lawns done. Monday looks promising though.
Yeah, some people really are genuinely generous, and that kind of boss
is usually rewarded with loyal and happy workers and a decent profiy.
On 05-31-20 20:01, Daryl Stout wrote to Vk3jed <=-
A friend of the family does the lawn, and his wife does my hair. I
would like to find someone to get all the ivy killed off.
Yeah, some people really are genuinely generous, and that kind of boss
is usually rewarded with loyal and happy workers and a decent profiy.
And, sadly, there are too few of those today.
A friend of the family does the lawn, and his wife does my hair. I
would like to find someone to get all the ivy killed off.
In time, I'm sure you will.
... "Do you, Sysop, take this BBS, to be your wedded spouse?"
On 06-08-20 09:32, Daryl Stout wrote to Vk3jed <=-
I dread what the charge will be. I also have to get repair work done
on the plumbing where field rats got into the place. I haven't seen a
sign of them in several weeks...but with recovering from surgery, any housework has to wait.
... "Do you, Sysop, take this BBS, to be your wedded spouse?"
Well, it's in the bedroom, but I'm the one getting screwed. :P
Yeah, I need to get some trees pruned, but might have a way around
that.
... "Do you, Sysop, take this BBS, to be your wedded spouse?"
Well, it's in the bedroom, but I'm the one getting screwed. :P
Hahahaha. :D
On 06-10-20 10:32, Daryl Stout wrote to Vk3jed <=-
I need to find a gardener/landscaper, etc. to come in and spray to
kill all the ivy in the yard. But, it has been such a wet spring, and
that spray works better after it has been dry for awhile.
My late wife and I were "Married With Modem"...and if I was ahead of
her in the doorgames we played, it was "none for me tonight". <G> But, with the games, it was "the luck of the draw". Yet, if I can't beat the games on the BBS, I surely can't win in the casinos.
Yeah I need someone who can prune some trees here. :/
Haha, I never had games, but I did introduce my first partner to
computers and the Internet, not so much BBSing through.
On 06-11-20 09:56, Daryl Stout wrote to Vk3jed <=-
Too bad pouring prune juice on them won't do the job. Hmmm...could
make a tagline out of that. <G>
I installed some new ones earlier, but am just doing the QWK Mail
this morning. I've got some friends coming by with some prescriptions
for me, since I can't drive for another week.
Too bad pouring prune juice on them won't do the job. Hmmm...could
make a tagline out of that. <G>
Hmm, that'll go through you. :P
I installed some new ones earlier, but am just doing the QWK Mail
this morning. I've got some friends coming by with some prescriptions
for me, since I can't drive for another week.
That helps. :)
On 06-12-20 11:21, Daryl Stout wrote to Vk3jed <=-
Diarrhea is hereditary...in runs in your jeans. :P
Well, I was able to drive yesterday, as I wasn't groggy...and was
able to get the medicines, and the waiting mail. My yard man is working
in the yard now, and after I finish the BBS mail, I'm going to run a
few errands today. I'm going to wear that girdle/binder, received after the hernia surgery, nonstop, except for when I sleep or shower.
Diarrhea is hereditary...in runs in your jeans. :P
Ewwww. :P
Well, I was able to drive yesterday, as I wasn't groggy...and was
able to get the medicines, and the waiting mail. My yard man is working
in the yard now, and after I finish the BBS mail, I'm going to run a
few errands today. I'm going to wear that girdle/binder, received after the hernia surgery, nonstop, except for when I sleep or shower.
Sounds like things are looking up. :)
On 06-13-20 10:33, Daryl Stout wrote to Vk3jed <=-
But, I'd rather have diarrhea than vomiting any day...especially in
the aftermath of hernia surgery. I surely don't want to undo it.
Sounds like things are looking up. :)
It's about darn time, too.
But, I'd rather have diarrhea than vomiting any day...especially in
the aftermath of hernia surgery. I surely don't want to undo it.
Good point. :)
Sounds like things are looking up. :)
It's about darn time, too.
Sure is!
On 06-14-20 10:02, Daryl Stout wrote to Vk3jed <=-
To the insurance companies, it's a catastrophe if they have to pay a claim. I saw a story where a guy was in the hospital, and ICU, for
nearly a month, due to COVID-19. The bill was over a million dollars,
but the way the insurance is set up, he may not have to pay much of it
at all.
Don't get me started, the US health system just looks bizarre to much
of the world, where universal healthcare is the norm. Sure, it's not perfect, but for many of us, it gets the job done.
Yeah, I need to get some trees pruned, but might have a way around
that.
On 06-15-20 09:34, Daryl Stout wrote to Vk3jed <=-
In too many things, there are too many loopholes to get around.
Daryl
... What if someone's real name is a psuedonym??
In too many things, there are too many loopholes to get around.
True. :)
... What if someone's real name is a psuedonym??
Know anyone called Ron Churchill? ;)
On 06-16-20 10:05, Daryl Stout wrote to Vk3jed <=-
@VIA: TBOLT
Tony,
In too many things, there are too many loopholes to get around.
True. :)
If they could just do that with the taxes...a flat rate for national, state, county, and local taxes...and that's it.
... What if someone's real name is a psuedonym??
Know anyone called Ron Churchill? ;)
I read of his cousin Winston. <G>
I don't mind taxes, provided the government spends them sensibly - that latter part isn't guaranteed though! :D
Know anyone called Ron Churchill? ;)
I read of his cousin Winston. <G>
Haha the name I gave was a pseudonym I used on some boards over 20
years ago. )
... Ignorance is no excuse-it's the real thing.
Summer arrives Saturday June 20, 2020 at 14:30 somthing Pacific
Daylight Time. Supposed to reach 100F Saturday and Sunday. We had our first triple-digit heat of the year weeks ago in May. Today 92F.
On 06-15-20 11:44, Ray Quinn wrote to Vk3jed <=-
I need to get some trees. We have a Valencia orange tree and a broken
down peach tree in the back yard. Oh, there seems to be an old rose
bush that has sprouted leaves this spring..
Summer arrives Saturday June 20, 2020 at 14:30 somthing Pacific
Daylight Time. Supposed to reach 100F Saturday and Sunday. We had our first triple-digit heat of the year weeks ago in May. Today 92F.
On 06-17-20 18:23, Daryl Stout wrote to Vk3jed <=-
Haha the name I gave was a pseudonym I used on some boards over 20
years ago. )
Well, I started calling area BBS's in 1985, but didn't get into telnet until maybe 2005.
Usually...it would be stations about 100 miles away in Tulsa I would
pick up or wanted to. Oklahoma City was/is still the same as Salt Lake City...300 years in the past. Heard people say we can't time
travel...but you head to some of these places in the Southern US...it's amazing some of these "people" can walk up right...much less talk.
For some reason...seem to remember that the lowest level here could be
had years before without code. My ears suck & have a hard time hearing
the difference between a dot/dash. That's why I didn't get my ticket
until code was no longer a requirement.
Being a loner all my life (being raised that way from 10 years
old)...many things I enjoy are things you do alone.
Have found at least here in the Colonies that the ones who screw you
over the worst are the 1st ones to beg to be cured...like if they had
done the easy/smart thing in the 1st place...they may not have been in that situation. I wear a mask at work (required) & when shopping (required). On the other hand...riding a scooter...naturally practice social distancing. Even keep a decent mask still in the wrapper under
my seat.
with a concussion between the 2 of them, I never could copy code, either. When the US came out with the No Code Technician license in 1991, that's when I got into amateur radio. After the Morse Code was removed in 2007,
Didn't realize that the tech ticket could be had before 2007 without
doing code. If so...would've gotten my ticket at that time. In terms of
my general...did that the next month & the AE 4-5 years later when I
got around to it.
This drop dead, gorgeous, curvaceous female, walked up to them, and sternly admonished the group..."You need to watch your language. I teach CW at the Naval Academy across the street", and walked out!!
I wasn't aware of ThumbDV, I will have to take a look at it. It's so
much cheaper than a full rig, but it is still amazing how much it runs when you think about what you're actually buying.
I took a look and they do put out a podcast version. It's on my "to listen to"
list. It's a long list so I'm not sure when I will get there.
You're not the only one -- Welcome to the Decrepit Old F@r+$ Net (hi hi).
Well THAT'S depressing!!! ;)
At least the cost of BBSing went down over the years. I can still discover new places and people without a bunch of gear.
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