The Off Topic Topic

[Iormlund]

Never had a hottie like that one as co-worker. As it turns out, few chicks dig robots.   

There are quite a few attractive women at assembly lines though - especially in the factory I'm working on now in Poland. Then again, half the girls in that country are absurdly hot.

[Josquius]

In my tech job are loads of indians but next to no east asians

[Admiral Yi]

Never had a hottie like that one as co-worker. As it turns out, few chicks dig robots.   

There are quite a few attractive women at assembly lines though - especially in the factory I'm working on now in Poland. Then again, half the girls in that country are absurdly hot.

Have you taken on shots on goal? 

[CountDeMoney]

In my tech job are loads of indians but next to no east asians

That's because you are over there, and they are all over here.

[Iormlund]

Never had a hottie like that one as co-worker. As it turns out, few chicks dig robots.   

There are quite a few attractive women at assembly lines though - especially in the factory I'm working on now in Poland. Then again, half the girls in that country are absurdly hot.

Have you taken on shots on goal? 

No. 

We're working 90+ hours a week while over there (going back Wednesday for my second stint).

Basically no time at all to socialize. The only two lucky guys so far were approached by the girls. One of the gals is the cook of the place we eat at every day and the other a security guard at the factory (whom we know as tomb Raider).

[Malthus]

Scientists delved too greedily and too deep:

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/06/05/prehistoric-crocodile-anthracosuchus-balrogus_n_5449674.html

It was 16 feet (4.8 meters) long and tipped the scales at 900 lbs. (408 kilograms). With a blunt snout and powerful bite, it ate turtles and battled monster snakes. Now this extinct dyrosaur, a type of crocodilian, which roamed an ancient rainforest a few million years after the dinosaurs died, has a scientific name.


It's called Anthracosuchus balrogus after the fiery Balrog that lurked deep in the Middle-Earth mines of Moria in J.R.R. Tolkien's novel "The Lord of the Rings."



"Much like that giant beast, Anthracosuchus balrogus was [awakened] from deep within a mine after 60 million years trapped within the rocks of tropical South America," study researcher Jonathan Bloch, associate curator of vertebrate paleontology at the Florida Museum of Natural History, told Live Science in an email.

[CountDeMoney]

Fly, you fools.

[garbon]

My even at the express place, individuals who work at DMVs are soulless wrecks of people. There appears to be one woman whose sole job is to push buttons on a self-serve machine. I got smacked back when I tried to do it myself...

Also, I really thought they did a good job checking my vision (the sole reason I went in), I had to read one line of letters on a chart that was maybe 3 feet back from the counter. Of course, they did make me step back from the counter to perform the task.

Good news is that it was fast. Less than 10 minutes from start to finish.

[frunk]

Under 10 minutes from DMV entrance to exit by civil servant?

[garbon]

I did say it was an express place - it truly was.

[derspiess]

http://www.xojane.com/it-happened-to-me/fat-sex

[Jacob]

http://www.xojane.com/it-happened-to-me/fat-sex

I like her style.

[FunkMonk]

One of the guys from NPR's Car Talk died. 

https://autos.yahoo.com/blogs/motoramic/car-talk-s-tom-magliozzi-dies-at-77--but-the-show-will-go-on-204533423.html

[The Minsky Moment]

One of the guys from NPR's Car Talk died. 

https://autos.yahoo.com/blogs/motoramic/car-talk-s-tom-magliozzi-dies-at-77--but-the-show-will-go-on-204533423.html

Estate arrangements through Dewey Cheetham and Howe.

[Admiral Yi]

I get it.