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- Nov 17, 2019
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That song I posted the lyrics from is a CSN song, not PF. Unless you mean a different song.
lxskllr
No Lifer
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I'm unaware of any place on the planet that'll give a 48hr time offset. I could be wrong though. What's the maximum time offset possible? I'm sure whatever it is involves a quirk of geography and political boundaries.
edit:
Is was bugging me, so I looked it up...
With this information, then the biggest time difference between two places on earth is a whole 26 hours. The Howland islands, an unincorporated unorganized territory of the United States, use a time zone of -12 hours UTC on the far west of the earth. The Republic of Kiribati’s Line Islands, which have a time zone of +14 hours UTC, are on the far east of the earth. These two places, therefore, have the biggest time difference of 26 hours.
What Is The Biggest Time Difference Between Two Places On Earth?
The biggest time difference between two locations on Earth is well over 20 hours.
www.worldatlas.com
Wasn't where I thought it would be. I was suspecting some weirdness with the Russian/US interaction up north.
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nakedfrog
No Lifer
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I think different when seeking possible answers.
15 years ago, I was in a training class with 40 or so other public safety people. They presented a thought puzzle using an episode of Sherlock Holmes, then broke us into groups to work out our answer. When we got back in class and presented our answer the instructors looked at each other. Apparently no other class had gotten the answer right. In the group, I was the one who proposed the answer and the others looked a bit shocked, but agreed.
And no, I had not seen that episode before.
15 years ago, I was in a training class with 40 or so other public safety people. They presented a thought puzzle using an episode of Sherlock Holmes, then broke us into groups to work out our answer. When we got back in class and presented our answer the instructors looked at each other. Apparently no other class had gotten the answer right. In the group, I was the one who proposed the answer and the others looked a bit shocked, but agreed.
And no, I had not seen that episode before.
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Charmonium
Lifer
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I have an extremely exaggerated startle response that can be trigger by any sound or movement I wasn't expecting.
I had to warn the people at the dentist's office today about that. I was just there for a consultation but the guy who referred me has experienced it first hand.
For whatever reason, most dentists seem to have the patient chair looking away from the door. There have been two times with him where, just by walking into the room, my body snapped to a protective posture and I screamed like a little girl.
As it turns out, this is apparently one of the hallmarks PTSD. I'd have to check but I think the strength, magnitude, whatever of the response is proportional to the trauma.
I've certainly experienced enough physical and emotional trauma to justify my response. The odd thing is that none of those cause any sort of emotional response when deliberately (or otherwise) called to mind.
I had to warn the people at the dentist's office today about that. I was just there for a consultation but the guy who referred me has experienced it first hand.
For whatever reason, most dentists seem to have the patient chair looking away from the door. There have been two times with him where, just by walking into the room, my body snapped to a protective posture and I screamed like a little girl.
As it turns out, this is apparently one of the hallmarks PTSD. I'd have to check but I think the strength, magnitude, whatever of the response is proportional to the trauma.
I've certainly experienced enough physical and emotional trauma to justify my response. The odd thing is that none of those cause any sort of emotional response when deliberately (or otherwise) called to mind.
nakedfrog
No Lifer
- Apr 3, 2001
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If you'd just click on the fuckin' video already you'd see it's Gilmour with Crosby and Nash, you've already expended more effort than that would have taken making two posts about it
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I don't do videos.
They do funny things to my eyes. Seriously. I can't really watch motion in videos or TV any more.
They do funny things to my eyes. Seriously. I can't really watch motion in videos or TV any more.
Seems like some sort of cerebral issue. What about watching things in motion in real life? Maybe you have gotten sensitive to the refresh rate? In which case, 120Hz screen may help? If not related to refresh rate, describe what funny thing happens.
sdifox
No Lifer
- Sep 30, 2005
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Three trips out into the world in August, two in September, two in October, two in November. Hoping for only one in December. Would be nice for only one in January, but less likely then.
Bought gas for both vehicles in July. Then bought gas for one of them in November and will have to gas the other one up in December. Total gas purchases for the year total $336 plus probably $40 or so for the next one.
Bought gas for both vehicles in July. Then bought gas for one of them in November and will have to gas the other one up in December. Total gas purchases for the year total $336 plus probably $40 or so for the next one.
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lxskllr
No Lifer
- Nov 30, 2004
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I was browsing the salty licorice selection from a company I buy from, and I looked at some of the other stuff they sell. Best I can tell, the company's founded and run by east Asians, and located in Finland. They sell Scandinavian goods. Anyway, this instant oatmeal got my attention...
Ok, I suppose we have a typo, but cinnamon and cheese? Sounds weird, but I'm intrigued. I read further, and come across this bit of interesting info...
Product information
Porridge that tastes and smells like freshly baked ear cheese! Cinnamon and cardamom flavoured porridge is a delicious and healthy choice for breakfast and evening snack or as a quick lunch or snack. The porridge is conveniently prepared in a sachet straight to your plate, all you need is boiling water. The high-fibre product is made in Finland from Finnish oats. The product has been awarded the Sydänmerkik label, making it the healthier choice in its category.
WTF?! :^D
The ingredients are here...
Ingredients
Wholemeal CEREAL flakes (84%), sugar, cinnamon, salt, vanilla sugar, cardamom. May contain traces of other cereals.
Cheese???
I guess there's some kind of translation malfunction going on here, but I'll definitely be getting a box when I put my order together. I've *gotta* see what I end up getting :^D
soposopo.com
Elovena 240g Chinnamon cheese flavoured porridge
Ok, I suppose we have a typo, but cinnamon and cheese? Sounds weird, but I'm intrigued. I read further, and come across this bit of interesting info...
Product information
Porridge that tastes and smells like freshly baked ear cheese! Cinnamon and cardamom flavoured porridge is a delicious and healthy choice for breakfast and evening snack or as a quick lunch or snack. The porridge is conveniently prepared in a sachet straight to your plate, all you need is boiling water. The high-fibre product is made in Finland from Finnish oats. The product has been awarded the Sydänmerkik label, making it the healthier choice in its category.
WTF?! :^D
The ingredients are here...
Ingredients
Wholemeal CEREAL flakes (84%), sugar, cinnamon, salt, vanilla sugar, cardamom. May contain traces of other cereals.
Cheese???
I guess there's some kind of translation malfunction going on here, but I'll definitely be getting a box when I put my order together. I've *gotta* see what I end up getting :^D
Elovena 240g Chinnamon cheese flavoured porridge Soposopo
Product informationPorridge that tastes and smells like freshly baked ear cheese! Cinnamon and cardamom flavoured porridge is a delicious and healthy choice for breakfast and
soposopo.com
They do say "cheese flavoured" so probably no active cheese is in there.
Cinnamon and cardamom, yum!
Only problem I have is the lone sugar in there. Vanilla sugar is fine I guess.
lxskllr
No Lifer
- Nov 30, 2004
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Das Spot Haus...
That's where Spot stays in the winter. You can kind of see her in there. There's somenold robes from my daughter for blankets, and a little bit of thermal bubblewrap that was shipped with stuff I bought.
That would be amatzingly warm if it were upsidedown with a hole cut in the side, but I opted against that, cause who the hell wants to go in a hole without knowing what's on the other side? Also, with a single hole, you can't see what's going on, and analyze potential threats. I think I made the right call trading comfort for security, but I think about it every time I look at the box. Spot seems to like though, so that's what really matters.
That's where Spot stays in the winter. You can kind of see her in there. There's somenold robes from my daughter for blankets, and a little bit of thermal bubblewrap that was shipped with stuff I bought.
That would be amatzingly warm if it were upsidedown with a hole cut in the side, but I opted against that, cause who the hell wants to go in a hole without knowing what's on the other side? Also, with a single hole, you can't see what's going on, and analyze potential threats. I think I made the right call trading comfort for security, but I think about it every time I look at the box. Spot seems to like though, so that's what really matters.
nakedfrog
No Lifer
- Apr 3, 2001
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Based on this listing I'm inclined to think it was meant to say "cinnamon roll". This does remind me of the time I had an Indian co-worker teach me to say "You remind me of a lump of foul-smelling cheese" in urdu so I could mess with a Pakistani co-worker. He was confused when I said it because apparently the word I was taught for "cheese" could be interpreted as "cheese" or "item".I was browsing the salty licorice selection from a company I buy from, and I looked at some of the other stuff they sell. Best I can tell, the company's founded and run by east Asians, and located in Finland. They sell Scandinavian goods. Anyway, this instant oatmeal got my attention...
Elovena 240g Chinnamon cheese flavoured porridge
Ok, I suppose we have a typo, but cinnamon and cheese? Sounds weird, but I'm intrigued. I read further, and come across this bit of interesting info...
Product information
Porridge that tastes and smells like freshly baked ear cheese! Cinnamon and cardamom flavoured porridge is a delicious and healthy choice for breakfast and evening snack or as a quick lunch or snack. The porridge is conveniently prepared in a sachet straight to your plate, all you need is boiling water. The high-fibre product is made in Finland from Finnish oats. The product has been awarded the Sydänmerkik label, making it the healthier choice in its category.
WTF?! :^D
The ingredients are here...
Ingredients
Wholemeal CEREAL flakes (84%), sugar, cinnamon, salt, vanilla sugar, cardamom. May contain traces of other cereals.
Cheese???
I guess there's some kind of translation malfunction going on here, but I'll definitely be getting a box when I put my order together. I've *gotta* see what I end up getting :^D
Elovena 240g Chinnamon cheese flavoured porridge Soposopo
Product informationPorridge that tastes and smells like freshly baked ear cheese! Cinnamon and cardamom flavoured porridge is a delicious and healthy choice for breakfast and
Elovena 240g cinnamon roll flavor instant oatmeal
Oatmeal that tastes and smells like freshly baked cinnamon rolls! This oatmeal flavoured with cinnamon and cardamom is a delicious and healthy choice for breakfast or as a quick lunch or snack. The sachet makes it easy to prepare the oatmeal directly on your plate – all you need is boiling...
suomikauppa.fi
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Ran my errands yesterday, went to all the places on the list, got all the stuff on the list.
Can I make it to January now without going again?
Filled the car in November, filled the 'Hoe yesterday. May not need to buy gas again until April.
Can I make it to January now without going again?
Filled the car in November, filled the 'Hoe yesterday. May not need to buy gas again until April.
There is a local controversy over an interest in Krampus, an old German Christmas time tradition. There's an upcoming parade, and the Catholic Church weighed it on it. Because, you know, they stand on such high moral ground. There is a local news station (News 4 San Antonio) really stirring the pot, with several posts a day. Not sure if Krampus is becoming a big thing elsewhere?
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