Soren wrote:My PS4 won't turn on. Lights blink, hard drive starts whirring and then it dies

Did you try turning it off then back on again?

pacino wrote:there's a lot of money in high school snack bar sales. i volunteered at last night's game and it was bonkers. now i see why so many people get caught stealing from these little associations; the money is just flowing.

Take Five?

Take five hundred more like

Every day on my commute to work, I go down a three lane road where the right lane becomes a right turn only lane. It is clearly marked a few hundred feet in advance. And every day commuters take the right lane all the way down and merge over before the turn. Some days it pisses me off more than others. Today, I was the first car at the light in the middle lane and saw someone in the right turn lane coming up. He stopped at the light, rolled down the window, and signaled to me asking if he could sneak in front of me. I told him no and didn't let him in. I was in a good mood too. Don't even know why I did it.

In Utah driving to Vegas back from SLC there's 2 towns Filmore and Beaver back to back, so on the signs it'll say

Filmore
Beaver

Hooked up an old printer last night (as in 2008 old) that I had never opened and the printer cartridges all appeared to be unusable. Anyone know if that's just because they dried out? Is that realistic?

pacino wrote:there's a lot of money in high school snack bar sales. i volunteered at last night's game and it was bonkers. now i see why so many people get caught stealing from these little associations; the money is just flowing.

Actually, I'd think it would be pretty hard to catch someone who just slips a bit of cash into their pocket.

There is duck dynasty chocolate

is it white chocolate

it was milk chocolate with pb filling

it was chalky and kinda bland

dick dynasty

Is there any parking at the fairmount fish ladder?

no, fish don't own cars

boo

So fuel efficiency is even permeating our cliches these days.

Villanova coach Andy Talley: "“We were operating on all four cylinders".

On the deck listening to the B-52s. Like an underground potato.

In the three years I've lived at my apartment I think I've had to put in about a dozen service requests for my AC. They're always very prompt in fixing it, but jeez.

Slowhand wrote:In the three years I've lived at my apartment I think I've had to put in about a dozen service requests for my AC. They're always very prompt in fixing it, but jeez.

Probably a coolant leak. If that's what it is though and it's happening that often, it probably is time to replace at least the condenser. My old house we had to recharge the coolant about once every two years or so.

I mailed like $1800 worth of magic cards today.