Pointless Announcements

A little bored today???

 

One thing- and then you're all set:
Get yourself one of THESE:

 

This is a sad day in the deli world

As the Carnegie Deli Serves Its Last Pastrami on Rye

 

A coworker/sorta friend texted me "happy new year, love you!" And without really thinking about it, I texted back, "love ya back, happy new year!"


.................immediately after hitting send, I realized she probably meant to send that to her daughter.

 

I have worn contacts forever. My last pair of glasses was purchased about 10 years ago when I scratched my cornea and couldn't wear contacts. They were my emergency backup until my 3 year old daughter (at the time) stepped on them. However I really need something I can use in an emergency. Like if something goes bump in the night in the house. I like the prices at costco, so I'll probably go there. I did look at online purchases, but my mole like eyes require high index lenses, which jacks the price up. I'm surprised my contacts aren't super thick.

 

Apparently you can develop Asthma for the first time in your life at age 42. Nice first day of 2017 spent in the ER.

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Rest in peace, Father Mulcahy.
William Christopher passed away on Saturday.

 

Finally replaced the front brake pads in my subaru. I had not driven the car for about a month due to the horrible grinding noises. When I finally examined them, I noticed that the outside pads were very thick and the inside ones were so worn and lopsided that they weren't even making full contact and that rust had formed on the inside. But I drive so little and my car is so old that I said fuck it, let's just replace the pads and see what happens. So far so good. Best would have been to replace both front calipers ($220 a pair) and had the rotors turned, as well as new pads. But even if they wear unevenly again, based on my current mileage, that would still be several years. So now I have half assed brakes in one car and a jb weld repaired oil pan in my other car. Ticking time bombs.

 

Disc brakes are so easy, I can rework an axle in under an hour and barely get dirty. I lift off the lid to the master and push the fluid back up the line. " No need to bleed. "