LOL Especially when it's just claims without evidence. People can say whatever they like but that doesn't make it true. Proving it true carries a lot of weight for me.Very true. As I've mentioned earlier, if you have to constantly congratulate yourselves on how well-adjusted and happy you are, "thank God we're not like THOSE people over there," odds are high that you're neither well-adjusted or happy.
Not only do I remember it, I set it on Mr. Owl's phone as his default ringtone.
At our old house:
<Modem connecting sound. Keys tapping>
Teen daughter in her room: MOOOOMMMM! Why are you on the phone line? I need to call my friend!
Mom: *&^@#$ I was in the middle of downloading something and you knocked me offline! Ask first!
Good times, good times. lol
NASA's next-generation space observatory has sustained its first noticeable micrometeoroid impact less than six months after launch, but the agency isn't too concerned.
The James Webb Space Telescope, also known as Webb or JWST, launched on Dec. 25, 2021. It has spent the intervening months trekking out to its deep-space post and preparing for science observations, a complicated process that has gone remarkably smoothly; recently, NASA said it expects to unveil the first science-quality images from the telescope on July 12.
Now, the agency announced(opens in new tab) on Wednesday (June 8) that the observatory has experienced its first few impacts from tiny pieces of space debris called micrometeoroids. But don't panic: Neither the observatory's schedule nor its scientific legacy is expected to suffer.
W00t! Gotta love freebies! When I was taking welding classes at a community college for a year, I too was a student. Got a great discount on welding equipment at a nearby supply store.
No telling. He just quit one day w/o a word and hasn't returned. Funny how GoatYurt showed up immediately and instantly claimed his throne on the thumb-sucking safe house thread.
