Tell us what's happened to you recently (that's interesting)

Scrax · 2009-11-06T15:44:45.000Z

Arn’t you black?

kerzain · 2009-11-06T15:44:56.000Z

How do you keep your tires from tearing up your wheel wells when you drive over curbs and tree stumps?

kerzain · 2009-11-06T15:45:22.000Z

Scrax:

Arn’t you black?

I guess that would explain the lack of a requisite confederate flag to complete the picture.

Athryn · 2009-11-06T15:46:26.000Z

Marcus:

I did this to my truck today.

So awesomely redneck. I was going to use the old school Punisher logo but I kinda like the newer looking one better. The old one was a bit square for my tastes.

Yes I put it on both sides.

That is the best cop car ever.

Marcus · 2009-11-06T15:46:35.000Z

kerzain:

How do you keep your tires from tearing up your wheel wells when you driver over curbs and tree stumps?

Well I need to get it lifted again but since I’m in the city I don’t have too much of a problem with that. I’m going to get it lifted more in the next month or so.

Arn’t you black?

No not at all.

Marcus · 2009-11-06T15:47:05.000Z

Oh yeah and I’m going to order personalized punisher plates to go with this look.

Shadarr · 2009-11-06T16:10:33.000Z

Marged:

As a child, I was given a reproduction of an edition of Grimm’s fairy tales with these fantastic illustrations that I have loved ever since. I misplaced the book and have been distraught not only over the loss of the book, but the fact that I had no idea who the illustrator was. I finally figured it out today - it’s Kay Nielsen, an early 20th century Danish illustrator. They’re really stunning. I am so happy to know who it is, so I can find a replacement for the book I lost.

Too bad you didn’t mention this earlier. My mom put on a book sale at my church, so I ended up working it, and there was an old edition of Grimm’s fairy tales that didn’t sell that I was kind of tempted to take just because it was old. But I decided not to because I don’t know any kids or intend to ever have any.

Rimbo · 2009-11-07T00:14:08.000Z

Marcus:

I did this to my truck today.

So awesomely redneck. I was going to use the old school Punisher logo but I kinda like the newer looking one better. The old one was a bit square for my tastes.

Yes I put it on both sides.

You have got to drive this thing on duty, some way, some how. Get a light bar on that fucker and geez, can you imagine? “OH, FUCK, IT’S FRANK CASTLE! RUUUUUUUUUUUN!” :)

Angie_Gallant · 2009-11-08T15:52:45.000Z

Rosabelle started to realize what “bipedal” means.

crazy_jane · 2009-11-08T16:09:36.000Z

Rosabelle’s walking already? Damn. Very cool, Angie.

Athryn · 2009-11-08T16:15:28.000Z

Angie Gallant:

Rosabelle started to realize what “bipedal” means.

Adorable. I like the music choice too. :D

Rimbo · 2009-11-08T17:55:51.000Z

Angie Gallant:

Rosabelle started to realize what “bipedal” means.

I hope she’s already learned how to crawl first. My Dad walked before he could crawl, and ended up never properly developing coordination in his hips. The Rimbino did the same thing, so we pushed him back down for a few months until he crawled properly. THEN we let him walk. Now he makes leaps and jumps that terrify his poor father (and bother his mother not one bit).

Angie_Gallant · 2009-11-08T20:03:22.000Z

She’s been crawling for months, so no worries there. She likes to put her head down and crawl as fast as she can, which amuses me to no end.

AndrewMyers · 2009-11-08T20:13:45.000Z

Angie Gallant:

She’s been crawling for months, so no worries there. She likes to put her head down and crawl as fast as she can, which amuses me to no end.

I’m picturing her zipping around like a Roomba, changing direction when she hits things.

Rimbo · 2009-11-08T21:28:16.000Z

Angie Gallant:

She’s been crawling for months, so no worries there. She likes to put her head down and crawl as fast as she can, which amuses me to no end.

Sweeeeeet!

Kareem · 2009-11-10T07:17:19.000Z

I had an amazing time last week. I got to attend this event called the Festival of Thinkers here, which brought in a number of Nobel laureates to speak on panels that discussed issues like climate change, emerging threats to peace, poverty, etc.

In the process, I got to interview John Nash, the mathematician and 1994 economics Nobel laureate who was played by Russel Crowe in A Beautiful Mind.

I also got to interview Shirin Ebadi, the Iranian Nobel peace laureate, for 45 minutes.

It was awesome.

Post-It · 2009-11-10T07:23:57.000Z

Kareem:

I had an amazing time last week. I got to attend this event called the Festival of Thinkers here, which brought in a number of Nobel laureates to speak on panels that discussed issues like climate change, emerging threats to peace, poverty, etc.

In the process, I got to interview John Nash, the mathematician and 1994 economics Nobel laureate who was played by Russel Crowe in A Beautiful Mind.

I also got to interview Shirin Ebadi, the Iranian Nobel peace laureate, for 45 minutes.

It was awesome.

Wow, I bet that was a great experience!

Griddle · 2009-11-10T07:39:02.000Z

Angie Gallant:

She’s been crawling for months, so no worries there. She likes to put her head down and crawl as fast as she can, which amuses me to no end.

You should get her some dust mop pads and she could keep your floors nice and shiny and dust free. :)

Griddle · 2009-11-10T07:41:55.000Z

Took my girls ages 4 and 8 to Cunningham Falls State Park. We went rock climbing up a rather steep rock face, my 4 year old is apparently a monkey. After that, we went to the water falls, and climbed up to the top and had a snack at a rock that looked like a little table. All in all a perfect day, all finished off by a picnic lunch/dinner at a table by the lake which was as still and flat as a piece of glass. I love my life. :)

TheTrunkDr · 2009-11-10T07:59:10.000Z

Griddle:

Took my girls ages 4 and 8 to Cunningham Falls State Park. We went rock climbing up a rather steep rock face, my 4 year old is apparently a monkey. After that, we went to the water falls, and climbed up to the top and had a snack at a rock that looked like a little table. All in all a perfect day, all finished off by a picnic lunch/dinner at a table by the lake which was as still and flat as a piece of glass. I love my life. :)

The muscle to mass ratio for children is WAY in favour of the muscle. I remember I could climb a brick wall when I was a kid, even with the rock climbing experience I have now I couldn’t do that now no matter how hard I tried.