What's the last thing you bought?

Travis who did you use to finance that purchase?

Money

Travis of the Cosmos wrote:Money

Okay, Richie Rich. You’re buying the next several rounds.

Dog food

Sweatpants and t-shirts.
Also, to the old people on this board, I’m always curious about current popular wardrobe choices for students running errands and heading to class. Turns out sweatpants are highly popular. Seems they’ve surpassed jeans and yoga pants as the campus fav.

tGreenWay wrote:Sweatpants and t-shirts.
Also, to the old people on this board, I’m always curious about current popular wardrobe choices for students running errands and heading to class. Turns out sweatpants are highly popular. Seems they’ve surpassed jeans and yoga pants as the campus fav.

Are you suggesting I should start making my weekly rounds Aldi or Walmart in sweats and a t-shirt?

Floyd Robertson wrote:

tGreenWay wrote:Sweatpants and t-shirts.
Also, to the old people on this board, I’m always curious about current popular wardrobe choices for students running errands and heading to class. Turns out sweatpants are highly popular. Seems they’ve surpassed jeans and yoga pants as the campus fav.

Are you suggesting I should start making my weekly rounds Aldi or Walmart in sweats and a t-shirt?

Oh dear god no. Ain’t nobody wants to see that, Floyd.

tGreenWay wrote:

Floyd Robertson wrote:

Are you suggesting I should start making my weekly rounds Aldi or Walmart in sweats and a t-shirt?

Oh dear god no.  Ain’t nobody wants to see that, Floyd.

That's good because when I go I like to stand out.

Floyd Robertson wrote:

tGreenWay wrote:



Oh dear god no.  Ain’t nobody wants to see that, Floyd.

That's good because when I go I like to stand out.

You need the denim to hide your enthusiasm for the ladies, Floyd. Sweats would conceal nothing.

Jets Pizza

5 feet, 300 lbs, RHR 300, cholesterol 9,000, BP 1,000,000 over 1,000,000. BAC 99.9%

Motown Spartan wrote:Jets Pizza

5 feet, 300 lbs, RHR 300, cholesterol 9,000, BP 1,000,000 over 1,000,000. BAC 99.9%

With feta and pineapple. Bangin.

Orderd a Shark stick vac from Amazon and a Dell laptop from Dell this past weekend. Both delivered via FedEx this afternoon. Was weird getting text updates from FE. Both items shipped Monday from some place in PA called Middletown and likely on the same trucks all the way to my porch. What are the odds with two orders from different places?

Didn't meet but FedEx delivery person must be an idiot. Placed the box (clearly labeled Shark) standing upright leaning against the wall facing the street. Put the other box (clearly labeled Dell) on top of the Shark box and also facing the street. Almost like the delivery driver was inviting someone to porch pirate.

Batteries

The Pantry wrote:………

Didn't meet but FedEx delivery person must be an idiot.  Placed the box (clearly labeled Shark) standing upright leaning against the wall facing the street.  Put the other box (clearly labeled Dell) on top of the Shark box and also facing the street.  Almost like the delivery driver was inviting someone to porch pirate.

 
Ya think?  FedEx has major problems because a lot of their deliveries are done with contracted drivers.

I haven’t trusted FedEx since last fall when I happened to be home met the driver at the door whe she was delivering a $600-$700 camera lens I’d ordered.  Told her I was glad to be home so the B&H box wasn’t sitting outside.  

She proceeded to tell me she couldn’t blame me because a $1500 road bike she ordered had gone missing and the driver contracted FedEx service for the area where she lives abruptly quit after 3 months with multiple complaints of porch pirates on his route.

The privilege of throwing out a broken down recliner.

Evercrisp apples.

Never check tire pressure on the riding mower...10 psi max and my crappy old stick gauges don't really register anything less than 15 psi.  Back tire came off the rim yesterday during a cut.  Went to Amazon, of course.  Supposed to be good 0-250 psi  

a pair of Jordans.

The Pantry wrote:Never check tire pressure on the riding mower...10 psi max and my crappy old stick gauges don't really register anything less than 15 psi.  Back tire came off the rim yesterday during a cut.  Went to Amazon, of course.  Supposed to be good 0-250 psi  

Permanent solution: crack the bead and fill with expanding foam. Re-seat the bead before it cures and pump up with air. Haven't had to add air to my tractor tires since we first got it in 2013.

Gas

Coffee

Motown Spartan wrote:

The Pantry wrote:Never check tire pressure on the riding mower...10 psi max and my crappy old stick gauges don't really register anything less than 15 psi.  Back tire came off the rim yesterday during a cut.  Went to Amazon, of course.  Supposed to be good 0-250 psi  

Permanent solution: crack the bead and fill with expanding foam. Re-seat the bead before it cures and pump up with air. Haven't had to add air to my tractor tires since we first got it in 2013.

Interesting idea. Do the tires register anything if you put a gauge on them? The foam expands a lot and wondering if it clogged the valve stems.

tGreenWay wrote:Coffee

Blue Owl?

Yup, gas.

Robert J Sakimano wrote:

tGreenWay wrote:Coffee

Blue Owl?

Not this time. Strange matter. But I need to get downtown soon to support BO during slow season.

Update- socks

https://a.co/d/0SsdKl2

Travis of the Cosmos wrote:Update- socks

https://a.co/d/0SsdKl2

Those look like some mighty fine socks, Travis. What color(s) did you get?

Aside from groceries? A new (well, used) server for work.

tGreenWay wrote:

Travis of the Cosmos wrote:Update- socks

https://a.co/d/0SsdKl2

Those look like some mighty fine socks, Travis. What color(s) did you get?

Grey. They’re my go to standard daily sock. I prefer my socks to all be the same so that I do not have to waste precious seconds of my life matching socks.

Floyd Robertson wrote:Aside from groceries? A new (well, used) server for work.

Out of curiousity, where do you shop for a used server?

Floyd Robertson wrote:Aside from groceries? A new (well, used) server for work.

What, you can’t get your own food so some poor schmuck has to bring it to you? Pitiful.

The farm.

Sincerely,

tGreenWay

The Pantry wrote:

Floyd Robertson wrote:Aside from groceries? A new (well, used) server for work.

Out of curiousity, where do you shop for a used server?

Dell and HP usually have off-lease factory-certified servers available, but you can find a lot of companies on the internet that specialize in the used server market, usually with a lot more customization flexibility and better prices. Every PC is our offices are off-lease Dell desktops, much better bang for your buck.

tGreenWay wrote:

Floyd Robertson wrote:Aside from groceries? A new (well, used) server for work.

What, you can’t get your own food so some poor schmuck has to bring it to you? Pitiful.

The world needs used servers, too.

Motown Spartan wrote:The farm.

Sincerely,

tGreenWay

Changing my username to tZombieGreenWay.

tGreenWay wrote:

Motown Spartan wrote:The farm.

Sincerely,

tGreenWay

Changing my username to tZombieGreenWay.

Would be more accurate but zombies are the undead.

Motown Spartan wrote:

tGreenWay wrote:


Changing my username to tZombieGreenWay.

Would be more accurate but zombies are the undead.

But zombies don’t know that, so I can do it.

Duct tape