I Am Angry.

[CoolHandLuke]

 

[2thm8kr]

Sorry, I misunderstood the "outside the lab" part. Please excuse me.

No, you guys got me wrong on it: they were mostly right and I needed to improve. Only horrible people would say something like that to be hurtful, or true friends would stick their necks out because they care. These were the second, to be sure. Too personal, I guess. Maybe I should edit it out?

You fell victim to sarcasm.....

 

[2thm8kr]

You guys have friends?

Don't be ridiculous, NO!

 

[JMN]

You guys have friends?

Only here.

 

[Gru]

You fell victim to sarcasm.....

Never had the ability to differentiate....apparently never will. Oh well, could be worse!

 

[Tayebdental]

ok guys to a serious subject, any body of you did fruit tree grafting?

 

[user name]

Never had the ability to differentiate....apparently never will. Oh well, could be worse!

You and me both.

Lets get serious about something...and a little strange

I saw a short news story the other day that talked about naming your kids. They claimed that your name forms who you become. The claim was that after creating some computer program and inputing faces and names, the computer could look at different people, not the ones used to create the program, and it could with a high degree of accuracy tell a persons name based on their appearance.

The Bible says that as a man thinks, so shall he become. We as techs are a special subset of humanity. I have quirks and I know most of you do too. Im not really going anywhere with this; just thinking. Its one of the things I like to do.

 

[2thm8kr]

ok guys to a serious subject, any body of you did fruit tree grafting?

Yes, on citrus trees. Works great. Used to have lemons limes and tangerine on one tree. Then hurricane came through and knocked downs some bigger trees and they crushed the little citrus tree.

 

[zero_zero]

You guys have friends?

Used to have a chitload of so called friends leaching on me...now cut back to only a handful...

ok guys to a serious subject, any body of you did fruit tree grafting?

My grampa did a lot of grafting and I learned helping him...don't do it anymore, there's no point grafting spruce trees in our climate...

 

[Tayebdental]

Yes, on citrus trees. Works great. Used to have lemons limes and tangerine on one tree. Then hurricane came through and knocked downs some bigger trees and they crushed the little citrus tree.

Nice, I am going to do apricot grafting this spring/ summer

 

[CatamountRob]

You and me both.

Lets get serious about something...and a little strange

I saw a short news story the other day that talked about naming your kids. They claimed that your name forms who you become. The claim was that after creating some computer program and inputing faces and names, the computer could look at different people, not the ones used to create the program, and it could with a high degree of accuracy tell a persons name based on their appearance.

The Bible says that as a man thinks, so shall he become. We as techs are a special subset of humanity. I have quirks and I know most of you do too. Im not really going anywhere with this; just thinking. Its one of the things I like to do.

Lot of Roberts on here. What does that say?

 

[CatamountRob]

Speaking of grafting, my little brother didnt have eardrums and they used skin grafts to create his.
They got the skin from his webbed toes.

 

[Tayebdental]

Speaking of grafting, my little brother didnt have eardrums and they used skin grafts to create his.
They got the skin from his webbed toes.

Kidding,right?, because I can't tell now a days

 

[user name]

Read 'an Anthropologist on Mars'. Medical stuff that will make you wonder.

 

[JMN]

Read 'an Anthropologist on Mars'. Medical stuff that will make you wonder.

Oliver Sacks' death was indeed a great loss to our understanding of neurobiology. "The Man Who Mistook His Wife For a Hat" is also excellent.

 

[2thm8kr]

Lot of Roberts on here. What does that say?

There are a lot of nuts named Robert.

 

[JMN]

There are a lot of nuts named Robert.

Know of a fellow in my region named Harry Almond. Don't know if I could keep a straight face if we were ever introduced.

 

[2thm8kr]

Kidding,right?, because I can't tell now a days

The skin from webbed feet can be stretched tight enough to work as a tympanic membrane substitute.
They have been doing that since the 80's.

 

[JMN]

The skin from webbed feet can be stretched tight enough to work as a tympanic membrane substitute.
They have been doing that since the 80's.

From all those D cell eating boom boxes...

 

[CatamountRob]

Oliver Sacks' death was indeed a great loss to our understanding of neurobiology. "The Man Who Mistook His Wife For a Hat" is also excellent.

Oliver has a son, he's taking over where his father left off, his name is Harold. They call him Harry tho, Harry Sacks.