When you click on links to various merchants on this site and make a purchase, this can result in this site earning a commission. Affiliate programs and affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network.
Regarding the Pfizer building and so many others, it apparently isn't common knowledge that laser listening devices can eavesdrop on a conversation happening in an office with a window. A laser is directed at the window and the vibrations can be detected and reconstructed as audio from the reflected beam. Our govt uses this tech. Multi-layer energy efficient glass makes this more difficult but not impossible. So you could have audio to go with the video.
Joe could easily build his own like these guys did:
So today i was going to have some cocopuffs at work.. poured my milk but it tasted funny so i emptied the bowl in the toilet.. it looked wrong as hell so i didnt flush as a joke.. the look on my bosses face when he got out of the bathroom was priceless.
From where I am it'll be a 'meh' kinda show... how well will you guys see the coming eclipse?
It is basically going to be right over my house. I know the majority of hotels in my area and a ton of SC are booked for people to come watch it. A good amount of coworkers have taken the Monday off or working from home, pretty sure that is what I will be doing. It should be a fun and interesting experience.
I got the day off to see it. Should be OK in Raleigh, but I was planning on heading south down I-95 to get the best view.
Looks like I might be heading to Lars' place. Seems like a good day for a cook out.
I got the day off to see it. Should be OK in Raleigh, but I was planning on heading south down I-95 to get the best view.
Looks like I might be heading to Lars' place. Seems like a good day for a cook out.
I have a spare bedroom and no one has claimed it yet for that event. You just will have to live with several cats wanting love while you try to sleep.
Screw the eclipse, I'll come down just for the cats!
I can rent you out a winter room. So you can get away from that cold snowy north east. I have plenty of parking, top down weather is 12 months of the year. You might have about 30 days worth of temps where it is below freezing spread out over a 3 months span.
I have a spare bedroom and no one has claimed it yet for that event. You just will have to live with several cats wanting love while you try to sleep.
The funny thing is, I was looking at getting a hotel room in Manning. Wasn't planning on staying the night, just using the AC/WiFi and putting some cartoons on for the little one. I have a feeling staring at the sun won't be that entertaining for her.
Right, it's after the full that gets you. Your eye dilate during the darkness of the full eclipse, then the moon moves and the sun shines into your dilated eyes.
My daughter's school plans to time the eclipse and tell the children to put their glasses back on 20 seconds before the full is over.
You'd think that for $2k a month, the dishwasher wouldn't back up into the sink, and the tub would drain sufficiently well that you weren't up to your shins in grey water by the end of a normal shower.
And you'd be wrong.
There are a lot of things I'll miss about this place. The plumbing isn't among them. Nor the HVAC. Nor the parking situation. Nor the wait for the elevators. Nor the traffic getting in and out. Nor the number of fat people with fat dogs. Seriously, it's weird how the fattest of the occupants of this building also have the most obese dogs. I didn't get a good shot of the owner here, but this dude basically had no neck:
That's a s--- building then. Granted where I live isn't expensive to you (or other big city types) but for the city/state it is, last week I sent an email telling them the smoke alarm batteries were dying, they were replaced before I got home to make lunch.
06-28-2017, 01:10 PM
0
