TET: A fish called Wanda, a sheep called Violet

by **Ardrentt** » Thu Apr 20, 2017 3:00 am

I have the feeling right now that no one who supports Trump will give a shit about this, partly because of the politics involved but also because of where the impact will hit hardest.

by **The BlAAtschApen** » Thu Apr 20, 2017 3:02 am

Lady Scylla wrote:
New haven america wrote:Pretty sure my dad had that.

It's very common. They had me monitor my BP at home for a few days when I would come in with really high BP. Turns out being in a hospital just makes my anxiety go through the roof.

Hospitals are weird. Little ghettos of sick people, in the hope that makes them better faster.

by **Ardrentt** » Thu Apr 20, 2017 3:03 am

The Blaatschapen wrote:
Lady Scylla wrote:
It's very common. They had me monitor my BP at home for a few days when I would come in with really high BP. Turns out being in a hospital just makes my anxiety go through the roof.

Hospitals are weird. Little ghettos of sick people, in the hope that makes them better faster.

Well, they're not as terrible as ghettos; at least medicine and stuff exists in, hopefully, plenty.

by **Sareva** » Thu Apr 20, 2017 3:09 am

Ardrentt wrote:
Sareva wrote:WEED WEED WEED WEED WEED WEED

HAPPY INTERNATIONAL WEED DAY

:U

Why was it 4:20 PM in my time zone when you posted that what the hell did you do.

Because it was 4:20 AM here when I posted it.

*x files theme plays*

by **Sareva** » Thu Apr 20, 2017 3:12 am

Ardrentt wrote:I have the feeling right now that no one who supports Trump will give a shit about this, partly because of the politics involved but also because of where the impact will hit hardest.

Ehhh, the worst hit will be the usual tourist attractions (Disney, New York, Florida etc). It will have an economic impact, but I doubt the effects have any impact on social issues. Doesn't sound nice though, and it definitely sucks to hear that.

by **Khalisako** » Thu Apr 20, 2017 3:15 am

Of course that stupid puppy starts whining. Pssh, find a different hobby, dog.

by **Immoren** » Thu Apr 20, 2017 3:45 am

After spending years in Internet, I've still not sure if I should assume that comments along lines of "Thanks! This video taught me more than years in apperenticeship/trade school" on videos about basic electrical engineering/tech things are written in tongue in cheek, or if they're serious( and be worried).

by **Khalisako** » Thu Apr 20, 2017 3:47 am

Immoren wrote:After spending years in Internet, I've still not sure if I should assume that comments along lines of "Thanks! This video taught me more than years in apperenticeship/trade school" on videos about basic electrical engineering/tech things are written in tongue in cheek, or if they're serious( and be worried).

they're most likelly the joke type..? IT is internet. if they even watchd the video.

Memes tho... everyone loves the mayamys.

by **Ethel mermania** » Thu Apr 20, 2017 3:48 am

Immoren wrote:After spending years in Internet, I've still not sure if I should assume that comments along lines of "Thanks! This video taught me more than years in apperenticeship/trade school" on videos about basic electrical engineering/tech things are written in tongue in cheek, or if they're serious( and be worried).

Some of them are serious. There are some very good "math for electrical engineers" videos out there.

by **The Holy Therns** » Thu Apr 20, 2017 3:51 am

Immoren wrote:After spending years in Internet, I've still not sure if I should assume that comments along lines of "Thanks! This video taught me more than years in apperenticeship/trade school" on videos about basic electrical engineering/tech things are written in tongue in cheek, or if they're serious( and be worried).

"But then again, I was only working there as a janitor."

by **The BlAAtschApen** » Thu Apr 20, 2017 3:52 am

Ethel mermania wrote:
Immoren wrote:After spending years in Internet, I've still not sure if I should assume that comments along lines of "Thanks! This video taught me more than years in apperenticeship/trade school" on videos about basic electrical engineering/tech things are written in tongue in cheek, or if they're serious( and be worried).

Some of them are serious. There are some very good "math for electrical engineers" videos out there.

The results will shock you!

by **Philjia** » Thu Apr 20, 2017 3:55 am

Immoren wrote:After spending years in Internet, I've still not sure if I should assume that comments along lines of "Thanks! This video taught me more than years in apperenticeship/trade school" on videos about basic electrical engineering/tech things are written in tongue in cheek, or if they're serious( and be worried).

The comprehensive education one receives in a school may not necessarily be the most practical way to learn specific knowledge.

by **The Holy Therns** » Thu Apr 20, 2017 3:58 am

The Blaatschapen wrote:
Ethel mermania wrote:Some of them are serious. There are some very good "math for electrical engineers" videos out there.

The results will shock you!

by **Khalisako** » Thu Apr 20, 2017 3:58 am

The Holy Therns wrote:
The Blaatschapen wrote:
The results will shock you!

wait a minute, i heard they brought that show back, yeh.

sheeeeiitttt

by **Ardrentt** » Thu Apr 20, 2017 3:59 am

Sareva wrote:
Ardrentt wrote::U

Why was it 4:20 PM in my time zone when you posted that what the hell did you do.

Because it was 4:20 AM here when I posted it.

*x files theme plays*

You need the sleepy times now, I'm afraid.

Sareva wrote:
Ardrentt wrote:I have the feeling right now that no one who supports Trump will give a shit about this, partly because of the politics involved but also because of where the impact will hit hardest.

Ehhh, the worst hit will be the usual tourist attractions (Disney, New York, Florida etc). It will have an economic impact, but I doubt the effects have any impact on social issues. Doesn't sound nice though, and it definitely sucks to hear that.

Yeah, the implication was as such. :/

Really feels like a lot of the voters would probably desire for America to become an agarian society again at this rate, that the frictions between the two ends are becoming that tenuous. (The other end might possibly feel the same, who knows?)

by **Immoren** » Thu Apr 20, 2017 4:00 am

Ethel mermania wrote:
Immoren wrote:After spending years in Internet, I've still not sure if I should assume that comments along lines of "Thanks! This video taught me more than years in apperenticeship/trade school" on videos about basic electrical engineering/tech things are written in tongue in cheek, or if they're serious( and be worried).

Some of them are serious. There are some very good "math for electrical engineers" videos out there.

I admit that. But I am not neccesarily even talking about math side. But I guess it's just projecting my own learning experience, and expectations of it, on wrong people and institutions.

Philjia wrote:
Immoren wrote:After spending years in Internet, I've still not sure if I should assume that comments along lines of "Thanks! This video taught me more than years in apperenticeship/trade school" on videos about basic electrical engineering/tech things are written in tongue in cheek, or if they're serious( and be worried).

The comprehensive education one receives in a school may not necessarily be the most practical way to learn specific knowledge.

I was talking about people, whom I assumed ought to have had that knowledge before hand, because they trained to be electricians/electrical engineers/whatever.

The Blaatschapen wrote:
Ethel mermania wrote:Some of them are serious. There are some very good "math for electrical engineers" videos out there.

The results will shock you!

Remember to be grounded.

by **Ardrentt** » Thu Apr 20, 2017 4:01 am

Immoren wrote:After spending years in Internet, I've still not sure if I should assume that comments along lines of "Thanks! This video taught me more than years in apperenticeship/trade school" on videos about basic electrical engineering/tech things are written in tongue in cheek, or if they're serious( and be worried).

Well, there's the more general "I learnt more from this video than from all the school in the world!" type of thing, so maybe it's not that far off......?

by **Ethel mermania** » Thu Apr 20, 2017 4:07 am

The Blaatschapen wrote:
Ethel mermania wrote:Some of them are serious. There are some very good "math for electrical engineers" videos out there.

The results will shock you!

I am amped up to find out.

by **Ardrentt** » Thu Apr 20, 2017 4:26 am

Oh hey look Moonlight is showing soon, huh.

by **Sareva** » Thu Apr 20, 2017 4:33 am

Ardrentt wrote:
Sareva wrote:Because it was 4:20 AM here when I posted it.

*x files theme plays*

You need the sleepy times now, I'm afraid.

I'm actually at work, my shift starts at 4:30 in the morning.

by **Khalisako** » Thu Apr 20, 2017 4:33 am

Ardrentt wrote:Oh hey look Moonlight is showing soon, huh.

Looks interesting. :v

by **Ardrentt** » Thu Apr 20, 2017 4:41 am

Khalisako wrote:
Ardrentt wrote:Oh hey look Moonlight is showing soon, huh.

Looks interesting. :v

It does, yes.

by **Dylar** » Thu Apr 20, 2017 5:20 am

Am of tired...Why won't my coffee wake me up?!

by **Khalisako** » Thu Apr 20, 2017 5:26 am

Dylar wrote:Am of tired...Why won't my coffee wake me up?!

Fill a tub with cold water and lay in it.

That should do it.

by **Chrinthanium** » Thu Apr 20, 2017 5:30 am

Khalisako wrote:
Dylar wrote:Am of tired...Why won't my coffee wake me up?!

Fill a tub with cold water and lay in it.

That should do it.

Well, dunno if it'll wake Dylar up.... but it will definitely get a few "Deus Vults" shouted.

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