Posted on 07/31/2015 11:49:41 AM PDT by Slings and Arrows
It’s good to have standards!
We have Bill’s gown stitched up to the sides, but I’m not going to cut his neckline until I have him here to put it on. I’ve had several experiences with making the neck openings too big, and then you have to put in darts, add a collar, or other interventions that would make it over-engineered for a hospital gown.
Which might wake up their bats.
Seriously - what did the Mets bring to the game last night? Bats - home, pitching - home, defense - home. Hair? DeGrom brought hair.
If you’re not lighting any candles you won’t set your house on fire.
Well, another day at DSNY for the record books. At least I got to mentor a couple of kids about the value of working on one thing until it was done before picking up another. I don’t know why kids these days can’t just stay on one task. Besides I have to get this status update done before I actually leave and I completely forgot to reply to this email and
What was I talking about again?
L8r.
It goes both ways. You can show a diagram of the Pythagorean Theorem on every world within thirty thousand light years, and 99 point 99999999 for as many nines as you want to list percent of the residents will not be able to make heads or tails of it.
I consider the Pythagorean Theorem to be like the Rosetta Stone of mathematics. It shows the same thing geometrically that it does algebraically, and it can even be expressed in English.
With this, a pointy stick, and a bit of dirt to draw on, you can establish communications with any alien species intelligent enough to understand it, and having eyes with which to see.
Just don't veer into politics.
The ability to comprehend this kind of thing makes us unusually significant in the Universe, because we can relate to and comprehend mathematics, which is bigger than the Universe in every way that counts.
"But I think I'm cuter than a T-Rex ..."
You are, but then you've never seen a T-Rex dressed in a tutu and carrying a parasol.
Now THAT would make an interesting Halloween outfit..
Speaking of which, for Halloween I'm giving out these..

I don't get many repeat visits..
Um no, never seen. T-Rex in s tutu and parasol, unless you count Barney. I don’t know what kind of dinosaur he is.
I shan’t go trick or treating at your house, I guess.
I still don’t have a costume. :(
You’re cuter than Pythagoras riding a T-Rex, Bob.
Would you or the cat like a hospital gown so you can be an escaped mental patient? Bill’s is almost finished. Tomorrow I’ll stitch the neckline and Sally will do the hems, and then we’ll collaborate on the zipper.
I bought a witch hat at Walmart. I plan to wear black tights, a black dress that’s too young for me, lace-up heels ... and the hat.
Barney is a Purple Doofasaurus. Fortunately, he is extinct. Except as reruns...
I had the idea he was an upright hippopotamus.
Nope.
Don't want to attract attention. I didn't like the food there... ;-)
Actually according to the ‘creator’ Barney is supposedly a purple and green Tyrannosaurus Rex. But Doofasaurus is a better description.. ;-)
The mental patient costume is interesting,
I like the witch.
The Imperial Weatherman notes that his Executive Secretary is angling for some kind of office benefits.
Okay, you can have a ream or two of paper for your kids to play with, after it's been printed on one side.
No one can say I don't have a tender and generous nature.
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