Pages


Monday, September 02, 2024

Monday's memes

1)


2)


3)


4)


5)


6)


7)


8)


9)


10)


11)


12)


13)


14)


15)


16)


17)


18)


19)


20)

 

29 comments:

  1. 20, Do not forget.

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. # 20. Kill a commie for mommy
      JD

      Delete
    2. One of the greatest quotes ever was from Polish Mercenary RafaƂ Gan-Ganowicz when asked what it felt like to kill a human. "I don't know, I've only killed communists."

      Delete
  2. #16 - I feel that kid deserves an A for being Technically correct; the best kind of correct.

    ReplyDelete
  3. #20-Never Gets Old.
    Scarecrow

    ReplyDelete
  4. Yet another meme hating on IPA. A real traditional IPA is good stuff. Nevermind that some hipster craft brewers go nutso screwing with it.
    - Mr. Mayo

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. I have not found that real traditional IPA.

      Delete
    2. As a homebrewer I second that comment. Real IPA is very tasty. Most of the "Craft-Brewed" stuff in the stores is just a vastly over-hopped English mild. No balance to it at all, not enough starting gravity to justify the hops and they usually use the WRONG hops.

      Delete
    3. Every one I’ve had has tasted like slightly alcoholic grapefruit juice.

      Delete
    4. That being said, will it survive a trip around the Horn in a leaky wooden sailing ship and still taste like anything like beer?

      Delete
    5. No. Which is one of the big reasons for the creation of American-style Pilsner beer. It travels better and is lighter flavor and texture that is perfect for America's much warmer temperatures.

      Delete
    6. You can't handle my IPA

      Delete
    7. Sorry no

      "American style" pilsner was created by German immigrants and is different from the true German versions largely due to the type of barley that is grown in the US. The industrial brewery bull crap pumped out today in St.Lewis, Boulder, and Milwaukee likely tastes nothing like the real thing.The abortion made in most American breweries now days is created primarily from rice, corn syrup, and malt extracts. None of those are considered "real" beer ingredients in most other places in the world. Why do they use it? It's cheap. It's no different than any other processed food sold in the US. It ok though....put a Harley label on it, and the people but it right up.

      Delete
  5. #2. I am an iron worker. I use algebra daily. I guess thats just like my teacher said, some of you will use this, the rest of you will have someone else do the hard part for you.

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. I'm a Software developer.

      Algebra, use it almost every day at work.

      Calculus, not nearly as often, but it still has its place.

      Trig, I give the illusion of using it, but honestly I don't remember the theorems. I call the functions and do hand waving.

      Geometry, that's part of the problem domain.

      Delete
    2. I’m a lineman and use algebra every day.

      Delete
    3. I'm an engineer, I use it daily.

      Exile1981

      Delete
    4. I was an electrician. Algebra wasn't a daily use skill, like the Pythagorean theorem is, but still useful.

      Delete
  6. #14 - Isn't that view from the window of the Lincoln bedroom at the White House?
    #20 - you're above water, you need to be higher, or much farther from shore.

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. Rough guess, that chopper is about 100 feet or so up. At that height, the effect will be about the same as jumping off an 8-storey building onto concrete.
      Kim du Toit

      Delete
    2. Nice to see you here, Kim! Welcome to the trailer park!
      --Tennessee Budd

      Delete
    3. Personally, I'd be lower but much farther from shore. Let it be slow.

      Delete
  7. 12 I keep a close watch on my neighbor's house hoping for a cheap thrill.
    Daryl

    ReplyDelete
  8. #2 Consider algebra the dipping your toe in the pool if you can handle something more intense.
    #1 I need that on back of a Tshirt. I need to figure out how to do that.

    ReplyDelete
  9. Gallagher : This is it. That moment they told us in high school where one day, algebra would save our lives.
    -- Red Planet (2000)

    ReplyDelete
  10. 4 - Rennaisance RBF

    ReplyDelete
  11. I hosted a Japanese student named Yu. I cannot count the times that I got corrected when I would say something like "Yu is going to" do this or that over the year she was with us. It was either "No I am not" or "You ARE...". In the latter case, I love being righteously indignant. Another oddity: Japanese point using their middle fingers. That took some work to break.

    ReplyDelete
  12. If you think #10 is expensive, Try calling LIfeFlight
    - WDS

    ReplyDelete

All comments are moderated due to spam, drunks and trolls.
Keep 'em civil, coherent, short, and on topic.