that's pretty cool! the article below the tree record player about burial pods that you plant a tree over top of was interesting as well.
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The Random Thought Megathread
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I would like to hear the trees with the needle going over it.
Hopefully they do not cut it too smooth and it just slides from the outside in making only a whooooosh sound.
Hopefully they do not cut it too smooth and it just slides from the outside in making only a whooooosh sound.
If you put your ear to the ocean can you hear a sea shell?
Seems Ruth hated the name, too, but was stuck with it and learned to cope. Kinda like one's band moniker, I suppose.
----- PAUL HARVEY "REST OF THE STORY" -----
Over four decades ago, Ruth Fertel, a divorced mother of two, mortgaged her home for $22,000 to buy a small 60-seat restaurant in New Orleans, Louisiana named Chris Steak House. Shortly thereafter, a fire forced her to change the original location and she renamed the restaurant, “Ruth's Chris Steak House.”
In early 1976, shortly after Fertel signed a new ten-year lease on the restaurant, a fire destroyed the building. Fertel had recently acquired a second property nearby to rent out as a party space. Within seven days, she had relocated the restaurant to its new location a few blocks away at 711 North Broad Street and re-opened it, expanding to 160 seats in the process.[12] The sales agreement with Matulich prevented her from using the original name at any other address, so she named the new restaurant Ruth's Chris Steak House in order to keep some continuity with the previous location.[15] She admitted later to Fortune Magazine that "I've always hated the name, but we've always managed to work around it."[16]
----- PAUL HARVEY "REST OF THE STORY" -----
Over four decades ago, Ruth Fertel, a divorced mother of two, mortgaged her home for $22,000 to buy a small 60-seat restaurant in New Orleans, Louisiana named Chris Steak House. Shortly thereafter, a fire forced her to change the original location and she renamed the restaurant, “Ruth's Chris Steak House.”
In early 1976, shortly after Fertel signed a new ten-year lease on the restaurant, a fire destroyed the building. Fertel had recently acquired a second property nearby to rent out as a party space. Within seven days, she had relocated the restaurant to its new location a few blocks away at 711 North Broad Street and re-opened it, expanding to 160 seats in the process.[12] The sales agreement with Matulich prevented her from using the original name at any other address, so she named the new restaurant Ruth's Chris Steak House in order to keep some continuity with the previous location.[15] She admitted later to Fortune Magazine that "I've always hated the name, but we've always managed to work around it."[16]
I was really enjoying my school bus driving job. This virus came and screwed that all up for me, and I only logged a month behind the wheel. Argh.
A set of revolvers and a big ol' hat will be more fitting.Zeppo Strummer?
Oooo...
Oooo...
And a horse!
Now go get your new bank loan.
This look?
Even has the rose again
Although this looks more like a sheriff than an outlaw...and no horse.
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Room for two in the rubber room? I had been worried that I'd need a haircut soon, but I've just about pulled out all of my hair.
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too clean cut. But he looks to have bandana and gloves on and that is a must these days.
There...there...have a lie down....Made a double double.
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