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Re: Check In When You Feel Like It
Posted: Wed Jan 06, 2010 5:01 pm
by MasterWuuf
Zyx wrote:So this is like a twitter thread?
My bed is oriented east-west. While about to rest I started wondering wether it would make any difference at all if I put my feet to the east or to the west and went through electromagnetic considerations about the rotating earth that was like gliding into a semi-dimension and ended up envisioning something that could be like event horizon with resticted relativism and intelligent communities of dimensionless particles living only in the temporal dimension and infering very astutely a holographic quadridimensional (spatio-temporal) map of the surrounding space from the recent past, which would explain both our consciousness and the content of its representation.
Or not.
Anyway, an impressive thought to hold and behold. Kudos to my imaginary particles - whose society could be called our brains.
You may want to plot out a solution to the pandimensional changes that take place
during the various maps of the recent past.
History might be in the making.
But I believe the REAL question is this: Did you wake up feeling well rested?
If that be not the question that should be at hand, perhaps this one is more relevant:
Why for can he did go?
Difficult times call for difficult questions. We may have to ask Dr. Who # (What number ARE we on now?)
Re: Check In When You Feel Like It
Posted: Thu Jan 07, 2010 1:48 am
by Bit
But I believe the REAL question is this: Did you wake up feeling well rested?
The REAL answer is: not with a hurting tooth. Especially when this damned thing just hurts if you lay down. You can be positive as you want - you can't ignore teeth-aches! (My dentists spoke about a plan B - and I'm close to accept this! - efen if it bringf me onfe more clofer to fe grafe!)
Re: Check In When You Feel Like It
Posted: Thu Jan 07, 2010 8:30 am
by cowsmanaut
I'd never thought about the N,E,S,W, orientation of my bed, but it's position in a room is important. never too close to a door, but always close to a window. Which makes the most sense when you live on an upper floor. See, I don't like the idea of someone walking into my room when I'm asleep and not having the chance to get out bed in time if I need to. The window if you're on the upper floor won't bring anyone but ninjas.. and well.. you'll never hear them anyway..
The window is a necessity in the summer, you need the breeze to allow you to remain sleeping instead of waking up in a soaking wet sweat bed
Not near closets either.. monsters live in those
Re: Check In When You Feel Like It
Posted: Thu Jan 07, 2010 8:45 pm
by Duckman
Now it's colder, 28 degrees. Good thing it does not wind, it would be quite cold at out if it did!
Re: Check In When You Feel Like It
Posted: Thu Jan 07, 2010 9:06 pm
by beowuuf
We're supposed to get -20 degree temperatures tonight. Interesting...
Re: Check In When You Feel Like It
Posted: Thu Jan 07, 2010 9:30 pm
by Duckman
Good thing you don't have a very hard pakkanen (no direct translation, funny thing that langague. means a temperature under 0 anyway.) there then. Hope that continues. Isn't it annoying at those under -30C mornings when cars refuse to start?
Re: Check In When You Feel Like It
Posted: Thu Jan 07, 2010 9:33 pm
by beowuuf
Luckily, my feet need no starting, though my brain might require a kick or two
Re: Check In When You Feel Like It
Posted: Thu Jan 07, 2010 9:36 pm
by Duckman
But if it's windy at same time it's annoying when you're always freezing when being out.
Re: Check In When You Feel Like It
Posted: Thu Jan 07, 2010 11:30 pm
by MasterWuuf
Duckman wrote:But if it's windy at same time it's annoying when you're always freezing when being out.
-30 and windy? I believe I'd be annoyed with or without the wind.
38 degrees Fahrenheit here. Breezy. I guess I'll do my best to 'not' get annoyed.
Re: Check In When You Feel Like It
Posted: Fri Jan 08, 2010 12:42 pm
by Jan
Cool avatar, Masterwuuf! What do YOU smell?
Re: Check In When You Feel Like It
Posted: Fri Jan 08, 2010 8:39 pm
by MasterWuuf
Jan wrote:Cool avatar, Masterwuuf! What do YOU smell?
Oh my Jan, did YOU ever open yourself up on that one.
I'll be kind. After all, I'm the nicer and kinder MW, aren't I?
Let's just figure the Gumbo went bad. Leftovers, you know.
Can't believe I'm letting my 'good buddy' Jan off on this one, and without so much as an 'elbow in the ribs' either.
I must be getting old.
Re: Check In When You Feel Like It
Posted: Thu Jan 14, 2010 5:59 pm
by MasterWuuf
Bit wrote:But I believe the REAL question is this: Did you wake up feeling well rested?
The REAL answer is: not with a hurting tooth. Especially when this damned thing just hurts if you lay down. You can be positive as you want - you can't ignore teeth-aches! (My dentists spoke about a plan B - and I'm close to accept this! - efen if it bringf me onfe more clofer to fe grafe!)
Any update on the tooth?
Slept like I was on vacation, last night. The temperature is back to normal. The coffee is good.
But the 'most' important thing...no tooth pain, Bit.
I hope things are better for you.
Today, if things go well, I'll finish cleaning up this office.
I need to replace this computer, as well as spend time working on some other computers.
Rested is not the same as motivated.
Re: Check In When You Feel Like It
Posted: Fri Jan 15, 2010 3:47 am
by Bit
Today it felt! It had its chances! But sometimes there's a need of brute force.
Re: Check In When You Feel Like It
Posted: Fri Jan 15, 2010 12:17 pm
by MasterWuuf
Bit wrote:Today it felt! It had its chances! But sometimes there's a need of brute force.
Are you planning on attaching a rope to it, with the other end attached to an automobile,
then planting your feet as the car leaves? OUCH! That's brute force, to be sure.
Re: Check In When You Feel Like It
Posted: Sun Jan 24, 2010 2:07 am
by MasterWuuf
Oops. I couldn't get my computer to post. Sorry for the repeat.
Re: Check In When You Feel Like It
Posted: Sun Jan 24, 2010 2:08 am
by MasterWuuf
Warm outside. Air conditioner is being used. Late January in Louisiana.
Jan is trying to get me to make sure I have DVD use on my computer.
I had the day off and still didn't get much sleep.
We grilled chicken and sliced potatoes for supper. (tossed salad was a nice addition)
Beo is still wearing his Christmas hat. (Ha)
Re: Check In When You Feel Like It
Posted: Mon Jan 25, 2010 9:21 am
by beowuuf
Been cold this weekend, which has cut down walking around to a minimum, so mostly went around shops with my friend
Re: Check In When You Feel Like It
Posted: Mon Jan 25, 2010 10:32 am
by MasterWuuf
beowuuf wrote:Been cold this weekend, which has cut down walking around to a minimum, so mostly went around shops with my friend
One of those 'cool' shopper types?
Spending time with a friend makes cold days a little warmer.