Thanks. Yeah he's gotten a raw deal, just the lovingest, best-behaved animal I could have hoped for in the first dog that I raised, and to have him be taken like this, with all that's happened this year, man it just plain old sucks. But yeah, he's been getting the green light to beg to his heart's content. Last night he had homemade empanadas, tonight is probably roasted chicken and later some of the whipped topping off the remaining french silk pie.

Also if you fuck someone like they are a millionaire they might go try to be one.

This is more of a pet peeve that's been bugging me.

Why do companies still sell the old-fashioned can openers with the cutting wheel? (I guess I should rephrase... why do people still buy them?)

Those can openers not only leave you with a sharp, sometimes jagged lid to dispose of, but the opener needs to be cleaned after every use and inevitably becomes disgusting.

The "new" type of opener, which came out decades ago, has a rotating wheel that removes the lid from the can by separating the seal. The lid comes off easily with no sharp edges and can actually be placed back on the can if you want to put the can in the fridge. And best of all, the opener stays completely clean. Mine is probably 15 years old and looks like new.

I just don't understand why the old style continues to be sold. I happened to notice them at the new Amazon grocery store near my house. They ONLY sold the old kind. The new style isn't more expensive and there are no advantages to the old style. I suppose you could use the cut-off lid on the old style to strain the can's contents, but that's a stretch.

I would bet anything that someone who has used the newer style (again, decades old) would never dream of going back.

OLD STYLE
https://www.amazon.com/OXO-Good-Grips-C ... s9dHJ1ZQ==

NEWER STYLE
https://www.amazon.com/Good-Cook-Opener ... 949&sr=8-5

I've actually been wearing the jacket this week. I found out that it appears to absorb spills really well.

There is not a damned thing wrong with people who are bull shitters.

Oh you met up with FavreFan? Nice.

This is more of a pet peeve that's been bugging me.

Why do companies still sell the old-fashioned can openers with the cutting wheel? (I guess I should rephrase... why do people still buy them?)

Those can openers not only leave you with a sharp, sometimes jagged lid to dispose of, but the opener needs to be cleaned after every use and inevitably becomes disgusting.

The "new" type of opener, which came out decades ago, has a rotating wheel that removes the lid from the can by separating the seal. The lid comes off easily with no sharp edges and can actually be placed back on the can if you want to put the can in the fridge. And best of all, the opener stays completely clean. Mine is probably 15 years old and looks like new.

I just don't understand why the old style continues to be sold. I happened to notice them at the new Amazon grocery store near my house. They ONLY sold the old kind. The new style isn't more expensive and there are no advantages to the old style. I suppose you could use the cut-off lid on the old style to strain the can's contents, but that's a stretch.

I would bet anything that someone who has used the newer style (again, decades old) would never dream of going back.

OLD STYLE
https://www.amazon.com/OXO-Good-Grips-C ... s9dHJ1ZQ==

NEWER STYLE
https://www.amazon.com/Good-Cook-Opener ... 949&sr=8-5

Oh you met up with FavreFan? Nice.

Our hotel smelled like dead hooker vagina (before you ask I had gotten a detailed description from beardown)

Started out fine, but in the end, Bean Dad was a Douche Bag.

For the 2nd time this week I was washing up after using the restroom and went to use the hand sanitizer. The ones in the bathroom are pump style. I pushed down on it and because the end of it was all gunked and clogged up it shot all over my shirt like a Peter North video. Fortunately I am wearing a dark shirt today and no harm no foul but on Monday I was not so fortunate. Just frustrating that people can't clean up after themselves and the cleaning crew is apparently doing a shitty job as well. I should have known better after it happened earlier this week but I thought that was an anomaly. Just a heads up to you others out there still trekking into the office.

Play the T-Bone jacket off the sweater.

it shot all over my shirt like a Peter North video.

Glad to see my fans are keeping me in mind during these uncertain times.

Oh you met up with FavreFan? Nice.

I'd been wondering how the roof over my porch was getting chipped away in a couple spots. Heard some odd sounds near my window which overlooks the area at 6am today. Get to the window and had a fucking racoon looking back at me as if I had broken up his party. Too bad that I don't still have the little. 22 pistol I had decades ago. I'd have loved to have put a small hot one in the piece of shit.

I'd been wondering how the roof over my porch was getting chipped away in a couple spots. Heard some odd sounds near my window which overlooks the area at 6am today. Get to the window and had a fucking racoon looking back at me as if I had broken up his party. Too bad that I don't still have the little. 22 pistol I had decades ago. I'd have loved to have put a small hot one in the piece of shit.

My daughter was performing a deep purge of her bedroom prior to returning to college last week, and she entered the attic space to store some boxes. Soon after, she called me in to point out water in a plastic tote of decorations there, and evidence of water running down the rafters and onto the attic floor. A quick assessment and trip to the kitchen revealed a small wet spot on the kitchen ceiling!!

No snow on the roof outside, this spot seems to be at a valley junction of the main roof and a dormer, but could easily be leaking in up to the peak of the main roof.

Our trusted roofer was out of town to attend to his father's passing, and will be over this week, to inspect and repair what I hope is an obvious failure.

Roof was all new in 2001 with our remodel/addition, and SHOULD have lasted ten more years...

It's more fun to be a victim

There will never be an effective vaccine. I'll never get one anyway.

My daughter was performing a deep purge of her bedroom prior to returning to college last week, and she entered the attic space to store some boxes. Soon after, she called me in to point out water in a plastic tote of decorations there, and evidence of water running down the rafters and onto the attic floor. A quick assessment and trip to the kitchen revealed a small wet spot on the kitchen ceiling!!

No snow on the roof outside, this spot seems to be at a valley junction of the main roof and a dormer, but could easily be leaking in up to the peak of the main roof.

Our trusted roofer was out of town to attend to his father's passing, and will be over this week, to inspect and repair what I hope is an obvious failure.

Roof was all new in 2001 with our remodel/addition, and SHOULD have lasted ten more years...

Positive note insurance will replace the whole thing. Or at least cut you a check for that amount and you go to Home Depot.

When you could play against people online my cousins would get so far ahead in the race then pelt my dad with stuff when he was driving along. It was pretty funny. When the blue shell comes up we say the package is being delivered or bsfy (blue shell for you). Moo Moo Meadows is Rob's mom's farm after one of my husband's roommates. It's a great game for that kind of stuff.

Who's your guy? I always pick Mario or Yoshi on a bike.

It's more fun to be a victim

There will never be an effective vaccine. I'll never get one anyway.