Thread: off topic anonymous

Originally Posted by rolodave

The days are getting shorter. It is no longer daylight at 4:00 am.

I would disagree.


Mick

Originally Posted by MickR

I would disagree.


Mick

It's not light over here till about 6 am I don't think

Originally Posted by edhewitt

It's not light over here till about 6 am I don't think

At lot depends on which side of the time zone and how far north/south you live.

Getting up at "O-Dark thirty was for my youth and jobs...Not for my straggle butt dragging container at this time.

What.. There's an I'dark thirty , damn those teachers, this is first time hearing if such a concept :-))

Originally Posted by Geezer

Getting up at "O-Dark thirty was for my youth and jobs...Not for my straggle butt dragging container at this time.

I watched a weasel chase a chipmunk in upstate New York. First they were running over an old rock wall, the weasel looking like a sine wave over the uneven surface. The chipmunk jumped off the wall (couple of feet in human terms) and climbed up a tall tree. The weasel gave chase up the tree. The chipmunk went out on a horizontal limb about two stories up and the weasel was within a few feet of him. Then the chipmunk jumped! It spread out all four feet and landed in the leaf litter. The weasel slinked back down the tree, foiled. I went to where the chipmunk would have landed and it made the jump. Did the chipmunk know what it was doing or was the jump just an act of desperation?
I'm have difficulty photographing metal.
I also have difficulty reading science fiction and historical fiction (for exactly the same reason).

Use a fefuser to help with the light :-)

Originally Posted by WW243

I watched a weasel chase a chipmunk in upstate New York. First they were running over an old rock wall, the weasel looking like a sine wave over the uneven surface. The chipmunk jumped off the wall (couple of feet in human terms) and climbed up a tall tree. The weasel gave chase up the tree. The chipmunk went out on a horizontal limb about two stories up and the weasel was within a few feet of him. Then the chipmunk jumped! It spread out all four feet and landed in the leaf litter. The weasel slinked back down the tree, foiled. I went to where the chipmunk would have landed and it made the jump. Did the chipmunk know what it was doing or was the jump just an act of desperation?
I'm have difficulty photographing metal.
I also have difficulty reading science fiction and historical fiction (for exactly the same reason).

It ain't light here, 'till around 6

Originally Posted by rolodave

At lot depends on which side of the time zone and how far north/south you live.

I can make light any time I want.

Originally Posted by WW243

I can make light any time I want.

Magic fore box, also known as a lighter doesn't count :-)