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Red Dirt Report ^ | 12/27/2013 | Brian Woodward

[Monkey Face]

Ash was One Of A Kind, bless her little doggie heart. I expected to see her my last visit, almost every time food was prepared...

[fanfan]

What a Doll!

[Tax-chick]

Great view! The byos were all so little!

[Tax-chick]

Thanks!

[Monkey Face]

The fuzziness is because the screen was in the way. I took this from the dining room. It is my favorite. This is my second favorite:

[Monkey Face]

It’s supposed to be I took the pic of the byos from the dining room. I need to quit thinking about my mouth and concentrate on what I’m doing.

Sorry, Ganag!

[Conspiracy Guy]

That would be my dear chocolate lab, LulaBelle.

[Tax-chick]

Spanish moss. Sally’s head. Pat’s head.

[Monkey Face]

I saw a sticker on a tiny little car today. It said, “I (heart) my chocolate lab.” Thinking it may be in the tiny little car, I got closer. The car was fairly dark inside, but I could make out three occupants. I thought, “The lab is big enough to fill the back seat! Go Mom and Dad, taking the lab for an outing!” The occupant turned to the left just as the light changed green and I saw a pair of glasses on a very short nose...the ears were all wrong, too...

[Monkey Face]

See? Even I knew that! That was the day Pat talked me into going through the maze with him and was upset with me because the thought I may have followed a false trail. :o])

[Tax-chick]

They’re making a new and bigger maze.

[Monkey Face]

Oh, doggies!

Maybe, by the time I get back there, we can go again and I can allow Pat to blindfold me and lead me through the maze. What a concept! He could even lead from behind!

[NoCmpromiz]

The Screw driver i had been holding was embedded in the false ceiling....

Well... you shouldn't have been poking around in it with a screwdriver in the first place. You know those electrons don't like to be prodded...

The Magic smoke and electrolyte where all over the room.

Catastrophic failures of electronic components are always... spectacular. ;-) I always suspected (in the example mentioned above concerning green capacitors) that the vendor had mis-marked the polarity on these greenies.. It was as if they came out of the factory as the 'Friday-after-a-long-liquid-lunch' batch...

We were never told the official reason for the massive failure rate but subsequent production no longer contained green tantalum capacitors.. ;-)

But that was ok. We found other things to, um, stress test... ;-)

[Darksheare]

http://youtu.be/7tiGRIl7_lM

[Darksheare]

Spanish moss, writhing and speaking many abominations to its fellow plants in an effort to overthrow animalia hegemony!

[Conspiracy Guy]

LOL. LulaBelle likes to were bandanas or Marde Gra beads. She loves to go for a ride in my truck, in Laura Earl’s mid size SUV or in our bass boat. We can’t get her to wear sunglasses.

[Darksheare]

Crisped selenium stack is an invigorating stench.
Tantalum capacitor dazzle flashes bother your eyes for several minutes afterwards.

[Darksheare]

I was at work, so I know I didn’t wander into anyone’s dreams this time.
*looking as innocent as a smudge of displaced midnight can*

[NoCmpromiz]

Crisped selenium stack is an invigorating stench.

Don't know about using the descriptive "invigorating", but it certainly makes for easy troubleshooting...

[Darksheare]

Well, invigorating in much the same way as “that sound that means hit-the-killswitch-now” is invigorating.