I went to Walmart for a curbside grocery pickup today. I decidedI got up at about 6:00 am. I had eggs and sausage for breakfast then
that while I was there I might as well pick up some Covid test kits
since Uncle Sam was payin' for them. So I drove over to the drive
through for the pharmacy. They told me I needed to come inside to get
them. They said they thought the limit was 4. After they failed to open
the little door so I could at least send my cards to them I parked my
car, put on a KN95 and walked inside. I had assumed that the pharmacy
was on the same side of the building as their drive through. It isn't.
When I got to the pharmacy they were expecting me and asked what I
wanted and why again. I had already explained that I was testing
positive several times. They took my cards and asked me to wait outside. Eventually they gave me 4 boxes with 2 tests in each box. Just something
to think about the next time you're shopping in a store with a pharmacy.
TB
On 7/1/2022 2:02 PM, Technobarbarian wrote:
I got up at about 6:00 am. I had eggs and sausage for breakfast then
  I went to Walmart for a curbside grocery pickup today. I
decided that while I was there I might as well pick up some Covid
test kits since Uncle Sam was payin' for them. So I drove over to
the drive through for the pharmacy. They told me I needed to come
inside to get them. They said they thought the limit was 4. After
they failed to open the little door so I could at least send my
cards to them I parked my car, put on a KN95 and walked inside. I
had assumed that the pharmacy was on the same side of the building
as their drive through. It isn't. When I got to the pharmacy they
were expecting me and asked what I wanted and why again. I had
already explained that I was testing positive several times. They
took my cards and asked me to wait outside. Eventually they gave me
4 boxes with 2 tests in each box. Just something to think about the
next time you're shopping in a store with a pharmacy.
TB
went out and did a little yard work before it got too hot. Watched a
little TV and then did some business housekeeping chores. Now, even
beyond my belief, I'm sitting here reading the above irrelevant trivia
of CC&P's less than exciting life activities.
Anyway, I'll update everyone on my breakfast choice for tomorrow and
what I will be up to for the rest of the day. I know all will be
waiting with bated breath.
On 7/1/2022 2:02 PM, Technobarbarian wrote:
I got up at about 6:00 am. I had eggs and sausage for breakfast then
I went to Walmart for a curbside grocery pickup today. I decided
that while I was there I might as well pick up some Covid test kits
since Uncle Sam was payin' for them. So I drove over to the drive
through for the pharmacy. They told me I needed to come inside to get
them. They said they thought the limit was 4. After they failed to
open the little door so I could at least send my cards to them I
parked my car, put on a KN95 and walked inside. I had assumed that the
pharmacy was on the same side of the building as their drive through.
It isn't. When I got to the pharmacy they were expecting me and asked
what I wanted and why again. I had already explained that I was
testing positive several times. They took my cards and asked me to
wait outside. Eventually they gave me 4 boxes with 2 tests in each
box. Just something to think about the next time you're shopping in a
store with a pharmacy.
TB
went out and did a little yard work before it got too hot. Watched a
little TV and then did some business housekeeping chores. Now, even
beyond my belief, I'm sitting here reading the above irrelevant trivia
of CC&P's less than exciting life activities.
Anyway, I'll update everyone on my breakfast choice for tomorrow and
what I will be up to for the rest of the day. I know all will be waiting
with bated breath.
On 7/1/2022 12:50 PM, George.Anthony wrote:
On 7/1/2022 2:02 PM, Technobarbarian wrote:
I got up at about 6:00 am. I had eggs and sausage for breakfast then
I went to Walmart for a curbside grocery pickup today. I decided >>> that while I was there I might as well pick up some Covid test kits
since Uncle Sam was payin' for them. So I drove over to the drive
through for the pharmacy. They told me I needed to come inside to get
them. They said they thought the limit was 4. After they failed to
open the little door so I could at least send my cards to them I
parked my car, put on a KN95 and walked inside. I had assumed that
the pharmacy was on the same side of the building as their drive
through. It isn't. When I got to the pharmacy they were expecting me
and asked what I wanted and why again. I had already explained that I
was testing positive several times. They took my cards and asked me
to wait outside. Eventually they gave me 4 boxes with 2 tests in each
box. Just something to think about the next time you're shopping in a
store with a pharmacy.
TB
went out and did a little yard work before it got too hot. Watched a
little TV and then did some business housekeeping chores. Now, even
beyond my belief, I'm sitting here reading the above irrelevant trivia
of CC&P's less than exciting life activities.
Anyway, I'll update everyone on my breakfast choice for tomorrow and
what I will be up to for the rest of the day. I know all will be
waiting with bated breath.
Thank you. I'm so sadistic that I enjoy boring you, and any other poor fool who feels compelled to read this stuff. I just got a notice
from the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife that it's open season
for Razor Clams up and down the coast. Shore crabbing will improve significantly soon. And I'm stuck at home for awhile longer. So, as
usual, I'm expecting all sorts of exciting and dynamic posts. While you
could be reading Shakespeare or maybe old Mad magazines, instead of my nonsense about mucking about for ugly food. And worse. Thank you.
TB
On 7/1/2022 6:15 PM, Technobarbarian wrote:
On 7/1/2022 12:50 PM, George.Anthony wrote:As promised, here's my update for today. I won't mention what I had
On 7/1/2022 2:02 PM, Technobarbarian wrote:
I got up at about 6:00 am. I had eggs and sausage for breakfast
   I went to Walmart for a curbside grocery pickup today. I >>>> decided that while I was there I might as well pick up some Covid
test kits since Uncle Sam was payin' for them. So I drove over to
the drive through for the pharmacy. They told me I needed to come
inside to get them. They said they thought the limit was 4. After
they failed to open the little door so I could at least send my
cards to them I parked my car, put on a KN95 and walked inside. I
had assumed that the pharmacy was on the same side of the building
as their drive through. It isn't. When I got to the pharmacy they
were expecting me and asked what I wanted and why again. I had
already explained that I was testing positive several times. They
took my cards and asked me to wait outside. Eventually they gave
me 4 boxes with 2 tests in each box. Just something to think about
the next time you're shopping in a store with a pharmacy.
TB
then went out and did a little yard work before it got too hot.
Watched a little TV and then did some business housekeeping chores.
Now, even beyond my belief, I'm sitting here reading the above
irrelevant trivia of CC&P's less than exciting life activities.
Anyway, I'll update everyone on my breakfast choice for tomorrow
and what I will be up to for the rest of the day. I know all will
be waiting with bated breath.
     Thank you. I'm so sadistic that I enjoy boring you, and
any other poor fool who feels compelled to read this stuff. I just
got a notice from the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife that
it's open season for Razor Clams up and down the coast. Shore
crabbing will improve significantly soon. And I'm stuck at home for
awhile longer. So, as usual, I'm expecting all sorts of exciting and
dynamic posts. While you could be reading Shakespeare or maybe old
Mad magazines, instead of my nonsense about mucking about for ugly
food. And worse. Thank you.
TB
for breakfast (Bill said he doesn't care). I may update on my lunch
choice later. I won't be going to Walmart but I will be visiting the
men's versions, i.e., Harbor Freight, Lowes and Home Depot. I need to
pick up a few woodworking tools while some of what I need are on sale.
After that I'll take a nap to rest up for this evenings activities -
wining, dining and dancing with the wife. I might even take a Covid test.
George.Anthony wrote:
On 7/1/2022 6:15 PM, Technobarbarian wrote:I also said I didn't care about your lunch, but being a napper myself,
On 7/1/2022 12:50 PM, George.Anthony wrote:As promised, here's my update for today. I won't mention what I had
On 7/1/2022 2:02 PM, Technobarbarian wrote:
I got up at about 6:00 am. I had eggs and sausage for breakfast then
   I went to Walmart for a curbside grocery pickup today. I >>>>> decided that while I was there I might as well pick up some Covid
test kits since Uncle Sam was payin' for them. So I drove over to
the drive through for the pharmacy. They told me I needed to come
inside to get them. They said they thought the limit was 4. After
they failed to open the little door so I could at least send my
cards to them I parked my car, put on a KN95 and walked inside. I
had assumed that the pharmacy was on the same side of the building
as their drive through. It isn't. When I got to the pharmacy they
were expecting me and asked what I wanted and why again. I had
already explained that I was testing positive several times. They
took my cards and asked me to wait outside. Eventually they gave me
4 boxes with 2 tests in each box. Just something to think about the
next time you're shopping in a store with a pharmacy.
TB
went out and did a little yard work before it got too hot. Watched a
little TV and then did some business housekeeping chores. Now, even
beyond my belief, I'm sitting here reading the above irrelevant
trivia of CC&P's less than exciting life activities.
Anyway, I'll update everyone on my breakfast choice for tomorrow and
what I will be up to for the rest of the day. I know all will be
waiting with bated breath.
     Thank you. I'm so sadistic that I enjoy boring you, and
any other poor fool who feels compelled to read this stuff. I just
got a notice from the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife that
it's open season for Razor Clams up and down the coast. Shore
crabbing will improve significantly soon. And I'm stuck at home for
awhile longer. So, as usual, I'm expecting all sorts of exciting and
dynamic posts. While you could be reading Shakespeare or maybe old
Mad magazines, instead of my nonsense about mucking about for ugly
food. And worse. Thank you.
TB
for breakfast (Bill said he doesn't care). I may update on my lunch
choice later. I won't be going to Walmart but I will be visiting the
men's versions, i.e., Harbor Freight, Lowes and Home Depot. I need to
pick up a few woodworking tools while some of what I need are on sale.
After that I'll take a nap to rest up for this evenings activities -
wining, dining and dancing with the wife. I might even take a Covid test.
I'd be interested in how you rate the efficaciousness of your naps.
On 7/2/2022 11:09 AM, bfh wrote:
George.Anthony wrote:
On 7/1/2022 6:15 PM, Technobarbarian wrote:I also said I didn't care about your lunch, but being a napper
On 7/1/2022 12:50 PM, George.Anthony wrote:As promised, here's my update for today. I won't mention what I had
On 7/1/2022 2:02 PM, Technobarbarian wrote:
I got up at about 6:00 am. I had eggs and sausage for breakfast
   I went to Walmart for a curbside grocery pickup
today. I decided that while I was there I might as well pick up
some Covid test kits since Uncle Sam was payin' for them. So I
drove over to the drive through for the pharmacy. They told me I
needed to come inside to get them. They said they thought the
limit was 4. After they failed to open the little door so I
could at least send my cards to them I parked my car, put on a
KN95 and walked inside. I had assumed that the pharmacy was on
the same side of the building as their drive through. It isn't.
When I got to the pharmacy they were expecting me and asked what
I wanted and why again. I had already explained that I was
testing positive several times. They took my cards and asked me
to wait outside. Eventually they gave me 4 boxes with 2 tests in
each box. Just something to think about the next time you're
shopping in a store with a pharmacy.
TB
then went out and did a little yard work before it got too hot.
Watched a little TV and then did some business housekeeping
chores. Now, even beyond my belief, I'm sitting here reading the
above irrelevant trivia of CC&P's less than exciting life
activities.
Anyway, I'll update everyone on my breakfast choice for tomorrow
and what I will be up to for the rest of the day. I know all will
be waiting with bated breath.
 Â Â Â Â Â Thank you. I'm so sadistic that I enjoy
boring you, and any other poor fool who feels compelled to read
this stuff. I just got a notice from the Oregon Department of Fish
and Wildlife that it's open season for Razor Clams up and down the
coast. Shore crabbing will improve significantly soon. And I'm
stuck at home for awhile longer. So, as usual, I'm expecting all
sorts of exciting and dynamic posts. While you could be reading
Shakespeare or maybe old Mad magazines, instead of my nonsense
about mucking about for ugly food. And worse. Thank you.
TB
for breakfast (Bill said he doesn't care). I may update on my lunch
choice later. I won't be going to Walmart but I will be visiting
the men's versions, i.e., Harbor Freight, Lowes and Home Depot. I
need to pick up a few woodworking tools while some of what I need
are on sale. After that I'll take a nap to rest up for this
evenings activities - wining, dining and dancing with the wife. I
might even take a Covid test.
myself, I'd be interested in how you rate the efficaciousness of
your naps.
Then dinner, maybe?
As to the effectiveness of my naps, it depends if
the dog jumps onto my lap.
George.Anthony wrote:
On 7/2/2022 11:09 AM, bfh wrote:
George.Anthony wrote:
On 7/1/2022 6:15 PM, Technobarbarian wrote:I also said I didn't care about your lunch, but being a napper
On 7/1/2022 12:50 PM, George.Anthony wrote:As promised, here's my update for today. I won't mention what I had
On 7/1/2022 2:02 PM, Technobarbarian wrote:
I got up at about 6:00 am. I had eggs and sausage for breakfast
   I went to Walmart for a curbside grocery pickup
today. I decided that while I was there I might as well pick up
some Covid test kits since Uncle Sam was payin' for them. So I
drove over to the drive through for the pharmacy. They told me I >>>>>>> needed to come inside to get them. They said they thought the
limit was 4. After they failed to open the little door so I
could at least send my cards to them I parked my car, put on a
KN95 and walked inside. I had assumed that the pharmacy was on
the same side of the building as their drive through. It isn't.
When I got to the pharmacy they were expecting me and asked what >>>>>>> I wanted and why again. I had already explained that I was
testing positive several times. They took my cards and asked me
to wait outside. Eventually they gave me 4 boxes with 2 tests in >>>>>>> each box. Just something to think about the next time you're
shopping in a store with a pharmacy.
TB
then went out and did a little yard work before it got too hot.
Watched a little TV and then did some business housekeeping
chores. Now, even beyond my belief, I'm sitting here reading the
above irrelevant trivia of CC&P's less than exciting life
activities.
Anyway, I'll update everyone on my breakfast choice for tomorrow
and what I will be up to for the rest of the day. I know all will
be waiting with bated breath.
 Â Â Â Â Â Thank you. I'm so sadistic that I enjoy
boring you, and any other poor fool who feels compelled to read
this stuff. I just got a notice from the Oregon Department of Fish
and Wildlife that it's open season for Razor Clams up and down the
coast. Shore crabbing will improve significantly soon. And I'm
stuck at home for awhile longer. So, as usual, I'm expecting all
sorts of exciting and dynamic posts. While you could be reading
Shakespeare or maybe old Mad magazines, instead of my nonsense
about mucking about for ugly food. And worse. Thank you.
TB
for breakfast (Bill said he doesn't care). I may update on my lunch
choice later. I won't be going to Walmart but I will be visiting
the men's versions, i.e., Harbor Freight, Lowes and Home Depot. I
need to pick up a few woodworking tools while some of what I need
are on sale. After that I'll take a nap to rest up for this
evenings activities - wining, dining and dancing with the wife. I
might even take a Covid test.
myself, I'd be interested in how you rate the efficaciousness of
your naps.
Then dinner, maybe?
Nah, you're gonna eat what you're gonna eat and I'm gonna eat what I'm
gonna eat. However comma if sharing it is essential to your
well-being, go ahead and share it - I can just skip over it.
As to the effectiveness of my naps, it depends if
the dog jumps onto my lap.
I don't have a dog, so that answer is literally not very helpful to
apply to the calculus of my potential retriangulation of nap metrics.
bfh <redydog@rye.net> wrote:
George.Anthony wrote:
On 7/2/2022 11:09 AM, bfh wrote:
George.Anthony wrote:
On 7/1/2022 6:15 PM, Technobarbarian wrote:I also said I didn't care about your lunch, but being a napper
On 7/1/2022 12:50 PM, George.Anthony wrote:As promised, here's my update for today. I won't mention what I had
On 7/1/2022 2:02 PM, Technobarbarian wrote:
I got up at about 6:00 am. I had eggs and sausage for breakfast
   I went to Walmart for a curbside grocery pickup
today. I decided that while I was there I might as well pick up >>>>>>>> some Covid test kits since Uncle Sam was payin' for them. So I >>>>>>>> drove over to the drive through for the pharmacy. They told me I >>>>>>>> needed to come inside to get them. They said they thought the
limit was 4. After they failed to open the little door so I
could at least send my cards to them I parked my car, put on a >>>>>>>> KN95 and walked inside. I had assumed that the pharmacy was on >>>>>>>> the same side of the building as their drive through. It isn't. >>>>>>>> When I got to the pharmacy they were expecting me and asked what >>>>>>>> I wanted and why again. I had already explained that I was
testing positive several times. They took my cards and asked me >>>>>>>> to wait outside. Eventually they gave me 4 boxes with 2 tests in >>>>>>>> each box. Just something to think about the next time you're
shopping in a store with a pharmacy.
TB
then went out and did a little yard work before it got too hot.
Watched a little TV and then did some business housekeeping
chores. Now, even beyond my belief, I'm sitting here reading the >>>>>>> above irrelevant trivia of CC&P's less than exciting life
activities.
Anyway, I'll update everyone on my breakfast choice for tomorrow >>>>>>> and what I will be up to for the rest of the day. I know all will >>>>>>> be waiting with bated breath.
 Â Â Â Â Â Thank you. I'm so sadistic that I enjoy
boring you, and any other poor fool who feels compelled to read
this stuff. I just got a notice from the Oregon Department of Fish >>>>>> and Wildlife that it's open season for Razor Clams up and down the >>>>>> coast. Shore crabbing will improve significantly soon. And I'm
stuck at home for awhile longer. So, as usual, I'm expecting all
sorts of exciting and dynamic posts. While you could be reading
Shakespeare or maybe old Mad magazines, instead of my nonsense
about mucking about for ugly food. And worse. Thank you.
TB
for breakfast (Bill said he doesn't care). I may update on my lunch
choice later. I won't be going to Walmart but I will be visiting
the men's versions, i.e., Harbor Freight, Lowes and Home Depot. I
need to pick up a few woodworking tools while some of what I need
are on sale. After that I'll take a nap to rest up for this
evenings activities - wining, dining and dancing with the wife. I
might even take a Covid test.
myself, I'd be interested in how you rate the efficaciousness of
your naps.
Then dinner, maybe?
Nah, you're gonna eat what you're gonna eat and I'm gonna eat what I'm
gonna eat. However comma if sharing it is essential to your
well-being, go ahead and share it - I can just skip over it.
As to the effectiveness of my naps, it depends if
the dog jumps onto my lap.
I don't have a dog, so that answer is literally not very helpful to
apply to the calculus of my potential retriangulation of nap metrics.
Without a dog you should be good for at least a couple of hours if your
wife respects your nap space.
On Tuesday, January 31, 2023 at 10:12:43 AM UTC-8, bfh wrote:damn. I'll bet a Bud Light that it'll be years before we get snazzy
--------------------------------------------- Bright lights and
snazzy mannequins: Walmart rolls out sleek new store designs
---------------------------------------------
https://www.cnbc.com/2023/01/28/walmart-new-sleek-store-designs.html
mannequins out here in the crackerland boondocks. And even if and
when we do, the personnequins will probably be wearing bib
overalls. Snazzy bib overalls.
-- bill Theory don't mean squat if it don't work.
Everything old is new again! As a tad, I remember wandering
through department stores, among those smartly dressed mannequins,
posed in the joy of painted on, frozen smiles... My favorites,
were in the "Foundations Dept", where mostly headless, armless,
black torsos, displayed girdles, garter belts, with their pert
bosoms encased by multiple hooker brassieres... Oh, the thrill of
it all! I suspect this is Walmart's retro attempt, to return to
that fashionable past....
Their Eastman property will probably feature beefy mannequin gals
ready for farm work, clad in snazzy bib overalls, highlighted by
embossed sequins, with plunging necklines?
---------------------------------------------
Bright lights and snazzy mannequins: Walmart rolls out sleek new store designs
--------------------------------------------- https://www.cnbc.com/2023/01/28/walmart-new-sleek-store-designs.html
damn. I'll bet a Bud Light that it'll be years before we get snazzy mannequins out here in the crackerland boondocks. And even if and when
we do, the personnequins will probably be wearing bib overalls. Snazzy
bib overalls.
On 1/31/2023 12:12 PM, bfh wrote:
---------------------------------------------Is "cracker" a racist term, an ethnicist term or an unexplainable bias against saltines?
Bright lights and snazzy mannequins: Walmart rolls out sleek new
store designs
---------------------------------------------
https://www.cnbc.com/2023/01/28/walmart-new-sleek-store-designs.html
damn. I'll bet a Bud Light that it'll be years before we get snazzy
mannequins out here in the crackerland boondocks. And even if and
when we do, the personnequins will probably be wearing bib overalls.
Snazzy bib overalls.
"I just saved a bunch of money on my insurance by switching to reverse
and leaving the scene."
---------------------------------------------
Bright lights and snazzy mannequins: Walmart rolls out sleek new store designs
--------------------------------------------- https://www.cnbc.com/2023/01/28/walmart-new-sleek-store-designs.html
damn. I'll bet a Bud Light that it'll be years before we get snazzy mannequins out here in the crackerland boondocks. And even if and when
we do, the personnequins will probably be wearing bib overalls. Snazzy
bib overalls.
--
bill
Theory don't mean squat if it don't work.
film...@gmail.com wrote:
On Tuesday, January 31, 2023 at 10:12:43 AM UTC-8, bfh wrote:damn. I'll bet a Bud Light that it'll be years before we get snazzy
--------------------------------------------- Bright lights and
snazzy mannequins: Walmart rolls out sleek new store designs
---------------------------------------------
https://www.cnbc.com/2023/01/28/walmart-new-sleek-store-designs.html
mannequins out here in the crackerland boondocks. And even if and
when we do, the personnequins will probably be wearing bib
overalls. Snazzy bib overalls.
-- bill Theory don't mean squat if it don't work.
Everything old is new again! As a tad, I remember wandering
through department stores, among those smartly dressed mannequins,
posed in the joy of painted on, frozen smiles... My favorites,
were in the "Foundations Dept", where mostly headless, armless,
black torsos, displayed girdles, garter belts, with their pert
bosoms encased by multiple hooker brassieres... Oh, the thrill of
it all! I suspect this is Walmart's retro attempt, to return to
that fashionable past....
Their Eastman property will probably feature beefy mannequin gals
ready for farm work, clad in snazzy bib overalls, highlighted by
embossed sequins, with plunging necklines?
If they design them to reflect and attract my Walmart's customers,
they'll be less beef and more fat.
On 1/31/2023 2:00 PM, bfh wrote:
film...@gmail.com wrote:But are your Walmart's customers ready for non-binary man..., er personequins?
On Tuesday, January 31, 2023 at 10:12:43 AM UTC-8, bfh wrote:damn. I'll bet a Bud Light that it'll be years before we get snazzy
--------------------------------------------- Bright lights and
snazzy mannequins: Walmart rolls out sleek new store designs
---------------------------------------------
https://www.cnbc.com/2023/01/28/walmart-new-sleek-store-designs.html
mannequins out here in the crackerland boondocks. And even if and
when we do, the personnequins will probably be wearing bib
overalls. Snazzy bib overalls.
-- bill Theory don't mean squat if it don't work.
Everything old is new again! As a tad, I remember wandering
through department stores, among those smartly dressed mannequins,
posed in the joy of painted on, frozen smiles... My favorites,
were in the "Foundations Dept", where mostly headless, armless,
black torsos, displayed girdles, garter belts, with their pert
bosoms encased by multiple hooker brassieres... Oh, the thrill of >>> it all! I suspect this is Walmart's retro attempt, to return to
that fashionable past....
Their Eastman property will probably feature beefy mannequin gals
ready for farm work, clad in snazzy bib overalls, highlighted by >>> embossed sequins, with plunging necklines?
If they design them to reflect and attract my Walmart's customers,
they'll be less beef and more fat.
On Tuesday, January 31, 2023 at 10:12:43 AM UTC-8, bfh wrote:armless, black torsos, displayed girdles, garter belts, with their pert bosoms encased by multiple hooker brassieres... Oh, the thrill of it all! I suspect this is Walmart's retro attempt, to return to that fashionable past....
---------------------------------------------
Bright lights and snazzy mannequins: Walmart rolls out sleek new store
designs
---------------------------------------------
https://www.cnbc.com/2023/01/28/walmart-new-sleek-store-designs.html
damn. I'll bet a Bud Light that it'll be years before we get snazzy
mannequins out here in the crackerland boondocks. And even if and when
we do, the personnequins will probably be wearing bib overalls. Snazzy
bib overalls.
--
bill
Theory don't mean squat if it don't work.
Everything old is new again! As a tad, I remember wandering through department stores, among those smartly dressed mannequins, posed in the joy of painted on, frozen smiles... My favorites, were in the "Foundations Dept", where mostly headless,
Their Eastman property will probably feature beefy mannequin gals ready for farm work, clad in snazzy bib overalls, highlighted by embossed sequins, with plunging necklines?
Mr. Blackwell Jr.
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