Random Comments and Casual Quips

[sarika]

Glad to see there are no more unmentionable daggit droppings around...

So how's everyone doing?

[julix]

good, just way too busy

[sarika]

I know just what you mean, Julix!
I'm having a hard time just trying to keep it all straight, as to what day I'm in! :?

[zankoku]

It's laundry day  :twisted:

Jim

[julix]

It's laundry day  :twisted:

Jim

How long you gonna be doing the laundry?  No startch for me!

[zankoku]

Ask Sarika. She is laundress for the day. No not sexist, just junior officers duty.

 :twisted:

Jim

[julix]

Ask Sarika. She is laundress for the day. No not sexist, just junior officers duty.

 :twisted:

Jim

ah, I see there is something to be said for age/experience!

[14th Colony]

I have recently realized something.

Is the glass half empty, or half full?

It is half empty.

Not being negative, am I, but logical.

See, if a person is drinking from a glass, it is more than likely than he will not fill it up again until it is first fully empty. Or, put the glass in the dishwasher when done.

So, when the glass is half full, we know that it will not fill further on its own, but it is logical and more so, inevitable, that the drinker will finish it, thus emptying it further.

Thus when we see the glass with the beverage lever at midpoint, it is unlikely that it will be filled again until emptied, but yet inevitable that it will indeed be emptied. Therefore, it is half empty.


On the other hand, though the half empty glass is bound to be emptied by another half, it may be inevitable as well that at that immediate point it will quickly be refilled again, meaning that the glass must be emptied before it is filled; so that every act of filling first relies on the act of emptying so that the two instances compliment each other and make each other possible, like a causation loop, causing and repeating itself; causing the repeat, and repeating the cause.


That was my deep thought of the day. :idea:  And now my head hurts.  :roll:

[sarika]

Ask Sarika. She is laundress for the day. No not sexist, just junior officers duty.

 :twisted:

Jim

Oh really??? :?
Is that so?
Well, I got a brand new shiny turbo flush brush that was just made for you Jim! :wink:
I think you'll do a fine job of cleaning all the turbo flushes !
Make them as shiny as the stars that twinkle out there, will ya?(tosses the brush over her shoulder to Jim)....no where's my starch? :lol:

[julix]

I have recently realized something.

Is the glass half empty, or half full?

It is half empty.

Not being negative, am I, but logical.

See, if a person is drinking from a glass, it is more than likely than he will not fill it up again until it is first fully empty. Or, put the glass in the dishwasher when done.

So, when the glass is half full, we know that it will not fill further on its own, but it is logical and more so, inevitable, that the drinker will finish it, thus emptying it further.

Thus when we see the glass with the beverage lever at midpoint, it is unlikely that it will be filled again until emptied, but yet inevitable that it will indeed be emptied. Therefore, it is half empty.


On the other hand, though the half empty glass is bound to be emptied by another half, it may be inevitable as well that at that immediate point it will quickly be refilled again, meaning that the glass must be emptied before it is filled; so that every act of filling first relies on the act of emptying so that the two instances compliment each other and make each other possible, like a causation loop, causing and repeating itself; causing the repeat, and repeating the cause.


That was my deep thought of the day. :idea:  And now my head hurts.  :roll:

my head hurts too!

[Dawg]

I have recently realized something.

Is the glass half empty, or half full?

It is half empty.

Not being negative, am I, but logical.

See, if a person is drinking from a glass, it is more than likely than he will not fill it up again until it is first fully empty. Or, put the glass in the dishwasher when done.

So, when the glass is half full, we know that it will not fill further on its own, but it is logical and more so, inevitable, that the drinker will finish it, thus emptying it further.

Thus when we see the glass with the beverage lever at midpoint, it is unlikely that it will be filled again until emptied, but yet inevitable that it will indeed be emptied. Therefore, it is half empty.


On the other hand, though the half empty glass is bound to be emptied by another half, it may be inevitable as well that at that immediate point it will quickly be refilled again, meaning that the glass must be emptied before it is filled; so that every act of filling first relies on the act of emptying so that the two instances compliment each other and make each other possible, like a causation loop, causing and repeating itself; causing the repeat, and repeating the cause.


That was my deep thought of the day. :idea:  And now my head hurts.  :roll:

One of the side effects of thinking.  That's why I try to avoid the practice....



Nice to see you around.

I am
Dawg

[14th Colony]

Thanks Dawg. Nice to see you too.

Deep thinking is underated, btw.

[julix]

Thanks Dawg. Nice to see you too.

Deep thinking is underated, btw.

Hey just a smile for ya

[sarika]

I'm sorry , what were we all thinking deply about? :?

I was so busy whipping up breakfast for you all, i think I missed this one... :wink:  ahh, you want tomato sauce in with your strawberry smoothie, Dawg? :lol: