What have you done today? (Pt 2)

['andersom']

See, that is what we like here, enough detail done in the Aspie way. Thanks odeon and PPK.

And yes I did do the pencil test, with a cheap plastic ball point pen, to test the firing pin. It had enough energy to launch the pen up to nail my ceiling from sitting position on the couch. 

 And the new holster is glossy. 

I figured you would like that.  It does look good.

PPK wrote, "And yes I did do the pencil test,"

When I was a girl the pencil test was putting a pencil test under your breast.  If the pencil fell down you didn't need to wear a bra.

Interesting. That is chick stuff though. Aside from writing men either use pencils to check for sufficient firing pin energy/momentum or toss them up to try and stick them in a tile ceiling. Ball point pins with stainless steel tube make better improvised weapons than pencils although leaving a lead graphite mark under an enemies skin might be satisfying.

Immediately, I have to think of the ballpoint murder. Dangerous things, those innocent ballpoints.

[Queen Victoria]

See, that is what we like here, enough detail done in the Aspie way. Thanks odeon and PPK.

And yes I did do the pencil test, with a cheap plastic ball point pen, to test the firing pin. It had enough energy to launch the pen up to nail my ceiling from sitting position on the couch. 

 And the new holster is glossy. 

I figured you would like that.  It does look good.

PPK wrote, "And yes I did do the pencil test,"

When I was a girl the pencil test was putting a pencil test under your breast.  If the pencil fell down you didn't need to wear a bra.

Interesting. That is chick stuff though. Aside from writing men either use pencils to check for sufficient firing pin energy/momentum or toss them up to try and stick them in a tile ceiling. Ball point pins with stainless steel tube make better improvised weapons than pencils although leaving a lead graphite mark under an enemies skin might be satisfying.

This being Intensity, I would assume that one or more male members has tried to insert a pencil or pen into their member.  However, the smart ones wouldn't admit to it.  Which leaves Richard......

[Parts]

See, that is what we like here, enough detail done in the Aspie way. Thanks odeon and PPK.

And yes I did do the pencil test, with a cheap plastic ball point pen, to test the firing pin. It had enough energy to launch the pen up to nail my ceiling from sitting position on the couch. 

 And the new holster is glossy. 

I figured you would like that.  It does look good.

PPK wrote, "And yes I did do the pencil test,"

When I was a girl the pencil test was putting a pencil test under your breast.  If the pencil fell down you didn't need to wear a bra.

Interesting. That is chick stuff though. Aside from writing men either use pencils to check for sufficient firing pin energy/momentum or toss them up to try and stick them in a tile ceiling. Ball point pins with stainless steel tube make better improvised weapons than pencils although leaving a lead graphite mark under an enemies skin might be satisfying.

This being Intensity, I would assume that one or more male members has tried to insert a pencil or pen into their member.  However, the smart ones wouldn't admit to it.  Which leaves Richard......

I cringed just reading that   I have heard of such practices but could never figure out why anyone would want even try.  I have had a catheter put in in the ER and even with demerol coursing through my veins I can tell you it hurt  like hell.

[bodie]

I have a small live tree too,  in a pot.  It's about 60 cm.  Cute.

You cook trees in Wales? 

Eh?   I have a small potted xmas tree,  even i would not be silly enough to cook it?   

Are you thinking of good old King George III ?  he used to do stuff like that you know,  planted a side of beef once, in a pot and waited for it to grow.

He was mad as a hatter.  We aren't all like that, us limey's.   He had a lot of German blood in him.  I can assure you,  my sausagemeat is a bit mixed up but there is no Frankfurter

'Wales'    I got enough hang up's as it is without implying i am Welsh too!  I must have missed something in this conversation

So, that bit in Blackadder is based on King George III for real?

  Oh he was absolutely nutty as hell.  A real fruit cake.   I read something recently,  that a lock of his hair was found recently.  The hair was believed to be genuine so they analysed it and the maain shock was that he was more than 200 times the safe amount of arsenic in him!  no wonder he was barmy!

[odeon]

Did coffee, and that's about it.

[renaeden]

Not a whole lot. Talked to my sister and mum on the phone. Eaten a lot of leftovers. Played with the cat. Brought the rubbish bin in from the road. Looked at the contents of my eReader and decided that although there are classics on it, I am not really interested in any of them.

[lutra]

Not that much I've done today too but I did shower, ate lunch, played some online games, threw some towels in the washing machina, fed birds outside and made some garlic/herb butter and a fruit salad to bring along when I go to my sister's place to eat dinner there. (I should be there already, I think  )

A shaving and some teeth brushing still need to be done.

[Queen Victoria]

Who knows, I'm not awake yet.

[Parts]

Got a coffee walked by the river with Max

[Callaway]

So, that bit in Blackadder is based on King George III for real?

 

Oh he was absolutely nutty as hell.  A real fruit cake.   I read something recently,  that a lock of his hair was found recently.  The hair was believed to be genuine so they analysed it and the maain shock was that he was more than 200 times the safe amount of arsenic in him!  no wonder he was barmy!

I think that Napoleon was also supposed to have had a lot of arsenic in his hair.  In that time, arsenic was a common ingredient in cosmetics and medicines.  In King George's case, don't they think that the arsenic triggered porphyria, which apparently ran in his family?

[odeon]

Watched DVD and read.

[Queen Victoria]

shopped for groceries and at a thrift store

["couldbecousin"]

:lol:  Hard to say I love the places I take him and he loves tracking down the feral cats

 Max is a handsome fellow, I'll bet people fall in love with him wherever you take him! 

['andersom']

I have a small live tree too,  in a pot.  It's about 60 cm.  Cute.

You cook trees in Wales? 

Eh?   I have a small potted xmas tree,  even i would not be silly enough to cook it?   

Are you thinking of good old King George III ?  he used to do stuff like that you know,  planted a side of beef once, in a pot and waited for it to grow.

He was mad as a hatter.  We aren't all like that, us limey's.   He had a lot of German blood in him.  I can assure you,  my sausagemeat is a bit mixed up but there is no Frankfurter

'Wales'    I got enough hang up's as it is without implying i am Welsh too!  I must have missed something in this conversation

So, that bit in Blackadder is based on King George III for real?

  Oh he was absolutely nutty as hell.  A real fruit cake.   I read something recently,  that a lock of his hair was found recently.  The hair was believed to be genuine so they analysed it and the maain shock was that he was more than 200 times the safe amount of arsenic in him!  no wonder he was barmy!

Isn't there a similar account on the hair of Napoleon?

['andersom']

 

I see Callaway already covered that.