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A Third ENCAPULATOR movie
Or is it encabulator… who was the first? Here is the one a friend sent me today via email: Encapulator here are two that I had posted before. OK, five minutes on the interweb has revealed all the secrets. According … Continue reading
Posted in Humor
Tagged encabulator, funny, Retro-Encabulator, spoof, turboencabulator, Video
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Inflation Chart Porn
Recently, I was turned on to the website “National Inflation Association“. They are one of the numerous groups that are concerned about the possibility of hyperinflation and the detrimental effects of inflation. The charts below are all from their website, and … Continue reading
Posted in Interesting, Money
Tagged charts, graphs, hyperinflation, inflation, money supply, wages
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Mason Jars
Dave forwarded me a craiglist ad for “50 to 75 mason jars – $5 – Plano”. I emailed the person and said I wanted them. The lady had bought them earlier, and used about 20 of them for table decorations. … Continue reading
Garden Update: May 15, 2010
I took advantage of a coupon I had for North Haven Gardens. I paid $10 for $30 of stuff. Pretty good deal! They have a great selection of vegetables and herbs, and their plant prices are actually not too bad. … Continue reading
California 160 years ago…
Do you know what happened 160 years ago this fall back in 1850? California became a state. The people had no electricity. The state had no money. Almost everyone spoke Spanish. There were gunfights in the streets. So basically nothing … Continue reading
Gardening: May 9, 2010
I spent a few hours outside today. I planted about 4 squares of carrots and some marigolds in the big garden, then I removed all my sugar snap peas out of the bed near the back door. Earlier this season, I put … Continue reading
Comet the Hunter
Comet really impressed me with his hunting skills today. I let both the dogs in the garden area while I was there and could keep an eye on them. Before I knew it Comet had something in his mouth and … Continue reading
Garden Update: May 7, 2010
Lots of lush green growth right now but a few plants are stumbling. I put a few more plants in the ground, planted some more beans, and cut out some of the lettuce, it getting too hot for it already … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening
Tagged bean, cantaloupe, corn, cucumber, pepper, sunflower, tomato, watermelon
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Email is Working Now
This website now has the capability of sending you email. When you leave a comment, there is a checkbox option to “Notify me of followup comments via e-mail”, and it will do just that if you click on it. I’m … Continue reading →
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