Annoyed at thread drift

[bigwheelzip]

Sorry, I'm using the Bravo Sierra card.
Have you ever driven across a chisel plowed field in anything ???

Nope, don't believe I have, so it's a good thing the world has mad dogs and Englishmen for just such an occasion.

[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JU2j-Fppt0g[/ame]

 

[chud333]

Well, folks - I'm off to an evening of weirdness.


Zappa Plays Zappa, or Dweezil Zappa Plays Frank Zappa is on the agenda tonight.


Don't Eat The Yellow Snow !!!


This year is the 50th anniversary of the founding of the Mothers of Invention, so I expect some oddness with a side order of strange. Keep an eye peeled for pics tomorrow.

I once dated a girl named Moonunit.......

Chuck

 

[chud333]

I've got half a pound to lose to hit my next step goal weight wise.
If I can do it by Sunday, my wife says she'll cook me a bison meatloaf with cherry cheese cake for dessert.

Talk about incentive.....Yummmmm !!!!


Chuck

 

[bigwheelzip]

Guns, we don't need no stinking guns !!!

The Recoilless-rifle equipped 2CV pictured is painted in Royal Navy colors and served with the 42nd Commando regiment of the Royal Marines from 1959, which required robust and reliable vehicles to cope with jungle tracks that were light enough to be taken ashore by helicopter from aircraft carriers.

 

[chud333]

My mother-in-law fell down a wishing well, I was amazed, I never knew they worked.


Chuck

 

[chud333]

I rang up Ma Bell the other day, I said, ''I want to report a nuisance caller'', he said ''Not you again''.


Chuck

 

[timn8er]

Them eggs may need just a little more pepper...

 

[timn8er]

Not something you want to see on your doctors x-ray viewer...

 

[timn8er]

I guess we all need an "AWW" moment every now & then...

 

[timn8er]

There's so much fake stuff in fast food today...

 

[timn8er]

The next time you go noodling, maybe you should take one of these along...

 

[timn8er]

There is no explanation for this...

 

[kwselke]

Good morning all. It's a humid 80 degrees this morning in Houston, but it feels like a Crock Pot set on low. Last night on the weather the weather talker explained the weather inside of a car parked in the sun. He predicted that well. I predict I will sweat a lot on my walk this morning and in addition to my skim milk this morning I had a big glass of iced tea, saccharine no sugar. Each of you have a great day!

 

[dave holl]

Very well, no Pi for you!!

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Yes, but did you know that the ratio of the length of a diagonal of a regular pentagon to the length of its side equals the GOLDEN RATIO ?
That number, (1+ sq rt 5)/2, is the most fascinating number in the Universe.
Dave

 

[vonn]

Morning all! Kwselke got the weather report right,sweat and more sweat for anyone in Houston operating outside today! No news this morning just fluff that the talking heads seem to prefer. At least they have attractive young women for the weather and the stock reports. More police shootings on video stirring up problems,major attitude problems against police are not helping I am sure. Drift on,don't worry,be happy!

 

[g8rb8]

Ran across a memorable S&W Forum member quote last night in the "Worst schmaltzy songs of all time..." thread:

George Jones was an acknowledged master purveyor of lugubrious schmaltz, but I don't think anyone would call it "bad".

post #18 in the below thread:
http://smith-wessonforum.com/lounge/480938-worst-schmaltzy-songs-all-time.html

How about some drift on most memorable quotes S&W Forum members?

Or, some drift pertaining to lugubrious schmaltz?

Or, schmaltzy characters?
I'll start with Pepé Le Pew:

[ame="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wNl9ksUI-bU"]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wNl9ksUI-bU[/ame]

 

[BigCityChief]

Yes, but did you know that the ratio of the length of a diagonal of a regular pentagon to the length of its side equals the GOLDEN RATIO ?

That number, (1+ sq rt 5)/2, is the most fascinating number in the Universe.

Dave

Yes! Did you know that the Romans referred to that ratio as Sectio Divina (Divine Section)?

Do you realize, Dave, how upset br will be when he discovers that other lovers of mathematics lurk about the forum?[emoji6]


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[bigride]

Yes! Did you know that the Romans referred to that ratio as Sectio Divina (Divine Section)?

Do you realize, Dave, how upset br will be when he discovers that other lovers of mathematics lurk about the forum?[emoji6]


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Here is a demonstration of my math skills.

I know if I quarter a pie and eat one piece that will be less pie than if I cut a pie into six pieces and eat two pieces...so I just quarter my pie and eat two pieces because I don't like math.

Just pretend this is hwitty.

 

[BigCityChief]

Here is a demonstration of my math skills.

I know if I quarter a pie and eat one piece that will be less pie than if I cut a pie into six pieces and eat two pieces...so I just quarter my pie and eat two pieces because I don't like math.

Just pretend this is hwitty.

I suspect you wouldn't want to hear my presentation on transcendental numbers then. My favorite is the number "e."[emoji12]


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[walkinghorse]

Yes, but did you know that the ratio of the length of a diagonal of a regular pentagon to the length of its side equals the GOLDEN RATIO ?
That number, (1+ sq rt 5)/2, is the most fascinating number in the Universe.
Dave[/QUOTE

From another viewpoint (?) the GOLDEN RATIO Is the correct amount of sausage gravy per biscuit ! Definitely a variable as the size of biscuits varies !