rare forks for hobos and rich people
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| These teeny forks, perfect for pocket or purse, are cheaper up the street (or they were, many years ago) |
Another Logitech mouse (because the perfectly good old one double-clicks)
Roach Bait. I've been buying spray cans forever that don't work.
Liquid-Bait works, unless something else is poisoning them (Giant cockroaches used to crawl through the front door to die)
My laundry-service keeps mailing me, but the laundry is too dirty for them anyways so I ignore them.
Dentures that fit (but that's pie-in-sky thinking)
A couple of $100.00ea. Batteries
And a TV that has a center-base, which is my only requirement (and they don't make them anymore, someone passed a law)
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| Horse Cack (Witness my Router) It's cheaper to stick on two matchsticks than a hunk of heavy metal. |
and a wifi 6ghz scanner.
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| I'm scanning my wifi! I'm scanning my wifi! |
not sure I trust "Wifiman" yet.
There's a setup-signal on the entire 6ghz-band, or, wifiman is two eggs short of a dozen.
There's a setup-signal on the entire 6ghz-band, or, wifiman is two eggs short of a dozen.
And maybe a smaller bed, 22-inches high total.
I swear it's damn near impossible to shop for beds online, although the problem would be eliminated in a bed showroom.
You'd sit your butt down on the real live bed, see if it had just the right bounce, drag out a credit card.
Would the saleslady be too good looking and distracted by the richer-than-god people who are waiting for her?
"Adjustable" beds costs as much or more than refrigerators. No.
"Adjustable" beds costs as much or more than refrigerators. No.
Cheap-ass cot on blocks?
Some beds (I'm thinking, "hospital") make you figuratively climb out of a swamp helplessly, it's hard to explain.
Laying there motionless is fine, until you reach for anything on the stand at the head of the bed...
Swimming against the tide of the lumpy thing that has no bounce at all, and any angle is uncomfortable, until they pump you full of sleepy-time (chopped into tiny pieces because they would not want you to enjoy it too much)
Laying there motionless is fine, until you reach for anything on the stand at the head of the bed...
Swimming against the tide of the lumpy thing that has no bounce at all, and any angle is uncomfortable, until they pump you full of sleepy-time (chopped into tiny pieces because they would not want you to enjoy it too much)
So anyway that really large woman on TV laying flat on a rubber mattress and looking very surprised, always reminds me of beds without springs you can't move in,
like in hospitals.
"Turn over" becomes this massive project.
Springs!!
Narrower.
High-up. (sort of)
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| Halfways-house for ex prisoners-bed. (Fifties retro style) |
Box-springs must be like those center-stands I talked about, endangered, rare.
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| bullshit. Selling a piece of rubber is enormously cheaper than a spring bed, come out and admit it. |
Well maybe it's time I fished for dumpster models, I don't know.
The very few streaming experiences I have had deal mostly with binge-watching "Doctor Who" on a streaming service called DailyMotion.
It works, and I see a little more into what's what.
Are people gonna be like "https://screenrant.com/doctor-who-season-14-episode-5-dot-bubble-ending-explained/" soon?
Sutekh suketh (It's an anagram?)
And I suppose just for testing purposes, I need to find the most crowded channel and stream something.
But for now I choose the semi-desert-wasteland of 6ghz.
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| Bed from Hell Designed by Math |
The very few streaming experiences I have had deal mostly with binge-watching "Doctor Who" on a streaming service called DailyMotion.
It works, and I see a little more into what's what.
Are people gonna be like "https://screenrant.com/doctor-who-season-14-episode-5-dot-bubble-ending-explained/" soon?
Sutekh suketh (It's an anagram?)
I like the show generally, but these people deserve doctorates for their treatises,
PhDs in the "whoniverse."
The writer makes gargantuan plot-holes you could drive a Tardis through, like talking Babies never growing up, or a girl who can barely walk on her own, suddenly knowing how to use ladders quickly.
But apparently this one episode really ticked off fans.
I kind of surmise it's Disney 10-year-old fans (and 10-year-old fans from the 70's) vs old codgers.
I kind of surmise it's Disney 10-year-old fans (and 10-year-old fans from the 70's) vs old codgers.
But I wouldn't really know.
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| ADD another word to the list, "Hegemony" |
And I suppose just for testing purposes, I need to find the most crowded channel and stream something.
But for now I choose the semi-desert-wasteland of 6ghz.
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