What did you do yesterday?

[DirtDawg]

No that would be fun though,  they are for installing blown in insulation

That's a lot of holes. Do you plug them all when you're done?

That is NOT a polite question to ask of a man!

Are you seriously wanting to have all your holes plugged by the time the man is done!

This may take SOME time!

OH!

OK This is  a kind of challenge to a man, right?

ON your court, Parts!

Do you plug all your holes before you are done?

[Jack]

Also really want to know *how* parts plugs all his holes.

[Parts]

Of course I plug all my holes before I'm finished as I am a dedicated man

['andersom']

Visit to the doctor with other kid. Yay, another infection in the head. Bloody lasting cold with complications.
Went to school to clear lockers of both kids, and then went to work, pretending to be active.

Nah, the last is a lie. There were things that needed doing that required not much energy. It was repetitive, I could sit down all the time, maybe even mesmerising and I got done the job that needed doing. So, all good. Did not feel like work though. Also because I had to leave things undone that needed doing by me. Having a conversation in the mean time about gardening was pleasant.

Got through a crisis at home in the evening alive. We even had a pleasant evening after the double meltdown had passed.

[Pyraxis]

Finished the project I've been working on at work and put it in for code review. Had a marginally-productive rest of the day. Ate chili, dealt with discombobulation, and then drove to the shore for a weekend at the beach. 

[Semicolon]

Of course I plug all my holes before I'm finished as I am a dedicated man

He plugs his own holes, then he plugs the holes of others.

["couldbecousin"]

Of course I plug all my holes before I'm finished as I am a dedicated man

He plugs his own holes, then he plugs the holes of others.

    Here, plug up your pie-hole. 

[odeon]

Spent some more time fixing my projector.

[Semicolon]

Of course I plug all my holes before I'm finished as I am a dedicated man

He plugs his own holes, then he plugs the holes of others.

    Here, plug up your pie-hole. 

Perhaps Parts will plug your holes, too.

[odeon]

Argued with a cyclist who had followed me all the way home because I had dared to honk at him. Poor thing.

[Queen Victoria]

Argued with a cyclist who had followed me all the way home because I had dared to honk at him. Poor thing.

He probably thought you were a blast and wanted some more.

[DirtDawg]

Argued with a cyclist who had followed me all the way home because I had dared to honk at him. Poor thing.

I always honk at cyclists when I approach from behind them. It is for their own safety that I make them aware that I am about to "run them over" for obstructing legitimate traffic; traffic which actually pays with taxes to build and maintain the streets those cyclists THINK they own.

I know, the great majority of cyclists also drive cars, but then, let me insist that while these cyclist, who assume they have a legitimate right to use our streets ALSO follow traffic laws while they are riding and obstructing the lanes they supposedly shared in paying for.

How many times have you seen a cyclist go ripping through a stop light with no regard for the law? I often honk at those guys, too.
 

[Jack]

Argued with a cyclist who had followed me all the way home because I had dared to honk at him. Poor thing.

Didn't know cyclist got road rage. Have only ever had one person follow me home; that was really creepy. Turned around and followed me, due to being flipped off by a five year old. Followed me home to confront parent and child and demand the spanking he felt was in order. Pointed out that he had just followed a woman alone with two small children to their home in the middle of freaking nowhere, in order to confront with suggestions of violence, and my husband might have a different of opinion as to who required the spanking in that context. He left.

[Semicolon]

Argued with a cyclist who had followed me all the way home because I had dared to honk at him. Poor thing.

I always honk at cyclists when I approach from behind them. It is for their own safety that I make them aware that I am about to "run them over" for obstructing legitimate traffic; traffic which actually pays with taxes to build and maintain the streets those cyclists THINK they own.

I know, the great majority of cyclists also drive cars, but then, let me insist that while these cyclist, who assume they have a legitimate right to use our streets ALSO follow traffic laws while they are riding and obstructing the lanes they supposedly shared in paying for.

How many times have you seen a cyclist go ripping through a stop light with no regard for the law? I often honk at those guys, too.
 

Cyclists pay taxes, too.

[odeon]

Argued with a cyclist who had followed me all the way home because I had dared to honk at him. Poor thing.

I always honk at cyclists when I approach from behind them. It is for their own safety that I make them aware that I am about to "run them over" for obstructing legitimate traffic; traffic which actually pays with taxes to build and maintain the streets those cyclists THINK they own.

I know, the great majority of cyclists also drive cars, but then, let me insist that while these cyclist, who assume they have a legitimate right to use our streets ALSO follow traffic laws while they are riding and obstructing the lanes they supposedly shared in paying for.

How many times have you seen a cyclist go ripping through a stop light with no regard for the law? I often honk at those guys, too.
 

It is my experience that many cyclists follow traffic laws rather selectively.