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RPK79 05-19-17 10:00 AM

My ankle is all kinds of blue and purple now.

WhyFi 05-19-17 10:06 AM


Originally Posted by rpenmanparker (Post 19595196)
Yes, but apparently some folks have keys to all the compartments.

His work isn't exactly obscure - #1 album, plenty of hit singles, some Emmys, and the band he's most associated with was one of the pillars of a grunge (which was a good part of the soundtrack of the 90s). Hell, Johnny Cash covered a Soundgarden song. I understand that grunge isn't everyone's thing, but they were so successful, even in the mainstream, that it would be hard not to recognize some of their songs (unless you didn't turn on a radio or MTV for the better part of a decade).
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Edit: huh, was just going to link to the vids, but evidently BF wants to embed.

WhyFi 05-19-17 10:08 AM


Originally Posted by RPK79 (Post 19595328)
My ankle is all kinds of blue and purple now.

See - whaddiditellya? Saw the FB pic - very tennis ball.

Heathpack 05-19-17 10:10 AM

[MENTION=29415]BillyD[/MENTION], good luck with the rad onc doc. And the treatment in general.

Heathpack 05-19-17 10:13 AM


Originally Posted by BillyD (Post 19595006)
To me, every pug I encounter is named Frank.*



* Men In Black II


I am now convinced that every pug should be named Murray. It is the perfect pug name.*


*in my opinion

RPK79 05-19-17 10:13 AM


Originally Posted by WhyFi (Post 19595346)
See - whaddiditellya? Saw the FB pic - very tennis ball.

The lump is gone. Still swollen of course, but not like it was.

LAJ 05-19-17 10:13 AM


Originally Posted by jtaylor996 (Post 19595289)
So first satellite test today was TOTAL fail. Ugh, the demod (which costs as much as a house) is even more broken than it was yesterday. It's in a remote hut in Australia. So if someone has to lay hands on it physically, that could mean this project is on hold until late June.

And, we're testing against a lone satellite in the sky with compatible tx parameters that's on it's last legs. If we don't get the test done before the satellite croaks we're in for a whole load of trouble come launch time on the next series.

Recruit [MENTION=6062]Rowan[/MENTION] and [MENTION=64252]gnome[/MENTION] to lay hands on that hut. You would be a cost saving hero.

jtaylor996 05-19-17 10:17 AM


Originally Posted by LAJ (Post 19595361)
Recruit [MENTION=6062]Rowan[/MENTION] and [MENTION=64252]gnome[/MENTION] to lay hands on that hut. You would be a cost saving hero.

NZ is 3200 miles away from this hut...

rpenmanparker 05-19-17 10:28 AM


Originally Posted by WhyFi (Post 19595342)
His work isn't exactly obscure - #1 album, plenty of hit singles, some Emmys, and the band he's most associated with was one of the pillars of a grunge (which was a good part of the soundtrack of the 90s). Hell, Johnny Cash covered a Soundgarden song. I understand that grunge isn't everyone's thing, but they were so successful, even in the mainstream, that it would be hard not to recognize some of their songs (unless you didn't turn on a radio or MTV for the better part of a decade). Spoonman? Blackhole Sun? Outshined? Fell on Black Days?

Edit: huh, was just going to link to the vids, but evidently BF wants to embed.

I just don't pay attention. My bad.

LesterOfPuppets 05-19-17 10:33 AM


Originally Posted by jtaylor996 (Post 19595371)
NZ is 3200 miles away from this hut...

I have a passport and a soldering iron if you need any help...


:)

Bah Humbug 05-19-17 10:54 AM


Originally Posted by WhyFi (Post 19594859)
It's okay - we know you live under a rock.


;)

Apparently me too... :foo:

Bah Humbug 05-19-17 10:57 AM

Good lord, I'm heading to the doctor in a bit for what may be either gout or a toe infection, and it sounds like I'm the healthiest person around...

WhyFi 05-19-17 11:12 AM


Originally Posted by Bah Humbug (Post 19595463)
Apparently me too... :foo:

Under a rock, farm in NE - close enough. ;)


Originally Posted by Bah Humbug (Post 19595472)
Good lord, I'm heading to the doctor in a bit for what may be either gout or a toe infection, and it sounds like I'm the healthiest person around...

I currently have a headache just bad enough to have swallowed a couple of aspirin, so I think I've got you beat.

datlas 05-19-17 11:26 AM


Originally Posted by Bah Humbug (Post 19595472)
Good lord, I'm heading to the doctor in a bit for what may be either gout or a toe infection, and it sounds like I'm the healthiest person around...

My guess is paronychia, but go by what the doctor who sees you in person says. I hope it's better.

p.s. No, I am the healthiest person around!

LAJ 05-19-17 11:27 AM


Originally Posted by jtaylor996 (Post 19595371)
NZ is 3200 miles away from this hut...

Though this may be true, I bet it's still closer than the guy your company is going to send. I know [MENTION=6062]Rowan[/MENTION] did major engine work on an overhead cam V-6, so this hut nonsense should be a walk in the park. [MENTION=64252]gnome[/MENTION] sounds pretty sharp too, so between the two of them, and some bush-mechanicin', they will have that bird flying right in no time.

Velo Vol 05-19-17 11:29 AM


Originally Posted by datlas (Post 19595556)
but go by what the doctor who sees you in person says

Come on, this is why we have the internets.

datlas 05-19-17 11:57 AM


Originally Posted by Velo Vol (Post 19595566)
Come on, this is why we have the internets.

Yup. And although I don't like it, I saw a patient last week who was feeling poorly and saw a doctor over the internet, who (without actually examining him) gave him a diagnosis and prescription medicine.

The patient did not get better so he bit the bullet and came in to see me. Last I heard, he is much better.

I feel like a luddite.

rjones28 05-19-17 12:05 PM


Originally Posted by WhyFi (Post 19595342)
His work isn't exactly obscure - #1 album, plenty of hit singles, some Emmys, and the band he's most associated with was one of the pillars of a grunge (which was a good part of the soundtrack of the 90s). Hell, Johnny Cash covered a Soundgarden song. I understand that grunge isn't everyone's thing, but they were so successful, even in the mainstream, that it would be hard not to recognize some of their songs (unless you didn't turn on a radio or MTV for the better part of a decade).

I haven't turned on MTV for the better part of three decades.

rjones28 05-19-17 12:06 PM


Originally Posted by rjones28 (Post 19595651)
I haven't turned on MTV for the better part of three decades.

You know, around the time they stopped playing music videos.

rjones28 05-19-17 12:08 PM


Originally Posted by Bah Humbug (Post 19595472)
Good lord, I'm heading to the doctor in a bit for what may be either gout or a toe infection, and it sounds like I'm the healthiest person around...


Originally Posted by datlas (Post 19595556)
My guess is paronychia, but go by what the doctor who sees you in person says. I hope it's better.

p.s. No, I am the healthiest person around!

I'm not.

WhyFi 05-19-17 12:10 PM


Originally Posted by rjones28 (Post 19595654)
You know, around the time they stopped playing music videos.

I blame Puck (but this was at the start of the downward spiral and they still fit in quite a bit of music when Soundgarden hit the scene).

rjones28 05-19-17 12:10 PM


Originally Posted by rjones28 (Post 19595654)
You know, around the time they stopped playing music videos.

I also don't listen to pop/rock stations very often.

datlas 05-19-17 12:12 PM


Originally Posted by rjones28 (Post 19595651)
I haven't turned on MTV for the better part of three decades.


Originally Posted by rjones28 (Post 19595654)
You know, around the time they stopped playing music videos.

Same here. I think I watched it in the 1980's and stopped watching by the early 90's.

rjones28 05-19-17 12:14 PM


Originally Posted by rjones28 (Post 19595671)
I also don't listen to pop/rock stations very often.

But, I still know about Soundgarden.

datlas 05-19-17 12:14 PM


Originally Posted by rjones28 (Post 19595671)
I also don't listen to pop/rock stations very often.

We are lucky in Philly to have WXPN which is the University of Pennsylvania radio station. They play an eclectic mix which does include some pop/rock, although more indie and local acts, blues on the weekends, etc... I do listen to them sometimes.


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