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The Random Thought Megathread

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And I've decided to stop running away from my problems

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I was led to believe a microdose was an exercise, akin to a squat or a burpee.
Been doing 30 every morning

"Micro dos" in Spanish translates to "small two" in English. One might then think that "grande dos" would translate to "large two", but, as I recently discovered, it CAN be interpreted to mean (especially by one named Pedro), "Waiter, two more 22 ounce drafts, please."
 
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Fixing a slow flushing toilet.

1) Ascertain whether the problem is in the flush, by pouring 5 gallons in the bowl. If it drains easily, it's the flush.
2) Make sure the bung hole cap lifts fully when the lever is depressed, or adjust the chain.
3) Get a paper clip and rod out each drain hole under the rim. Scrub the underside of the bowl with a non scratching brush to remove.... whatever.
4) Rod out the toilet water hole with a stiff flexible brush. Feel as far as you can to make sure there is no lining block. Use a short stiff item like a short screwdriver to clear that.
5). Flush. You will be amazed at the fifference.
 
"Micro dos" in Spanish translates to "small two" in English. One might then think that "grande dos" would translate to "large two", but, as I recently discovered, it CAN be interpreted to mean (especially by one named Pedro), "Waiter, two more 22 ounce drafts, please."

I think in this case "small two" could apply to a side effect I'm suffering from some other medications I'm taking; easy with those steroids, guys
 
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