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Showing posts with label Discovery of the Day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Discovery of the Day. Show all posts
Wednesday, 4 November 2009
Thursday, 22 October 2009
Standard silverware sorting sorrows 13:05
It's knife, fork, spoon isn't it? isn't it?
Left to right - Knife. Fork. Spoon.
I just want to know that i have your agreement here.
Further to my brush with the cutlery ninja (spoonless-in-spoon-filled-world), I find myself yet again in a rage over eating implements.
It seems that due to some bizarre twist of reality that someone at my place of work doesn't agree with the standard order of the universe and refuses to conform.
Upon opening the cutlery drawer at my place of work the other day I was not only surprised to find some cutlery actually in there (and not festering within the realms of the interior of the dishwasher) but I was confused, confounded and consternated by the vision before me. The forks were on the left. The knives were in the middle. The spoons were in their normal place on the right hand side of the plastic retaining container (good old trustworthy spoons).
Furiously, I slammed the drawer closed, alerting all and sundry to my displeasure in this sorting aberration.
And that's when it all became clear.
There was a label on the drawer. A small plastic label.
The label showed a fork, a knife and a spoon in that order.
You win label, you win.
Left to right - Knife. Fork. Spoon.
I just want to know that i have your agreement here.
Further to my brush with the cutlery ninja (spoonless-in-spoon-filled-world), I find myself yet again in a rage over eating implements.
It seems that due to some bizarre twist of reality that someone at my place of work doesn't agree with the standard order of the universe and refuses to conform.
Upon opening the cutlery drawer at my place of work the other day I was not only surprised to find some cutlery actually in there (and not festering within the realms of the interior of the dishwasher) but I was confused, confounded and consternated by the vision before me. The forks were on the left. The knives were in the middle. The spoons were in their normal place on the right hand side of the plastic retaining container (good old trustworthy spoons).
Furiously, I slammed the drawer closed, alerting all and sundry to my displeasure in this sorting aberration.
And that's when it all became clear.
There was a label on the drawer. A small plastic label.
The label showed a fork, a knife and a spoon in that order.
You win label, you win.
Tags:
cutlery,
Discovery of the Day,
wrong
Thursday, 15 October 2009
How to Calculate 'Gas Mark' 12:20
In general, the conversions between a Gas Mark temperature (TG) and a Fahrenheit temperature (TF) are given by

and

where kf = 275 °F.
I mean, seriously - WTF? WTF? Who dreamed that one up?

and

where kf = 275 °F.
I mean, seriously - WTF? WTF? Who dreamed that one up?
Tags:
Discovery of the Day,
gas mark,
wrong
Wednesday, 30 September 2009
Lego Icons 17:33
Check out the brilliantly inspired lego models of various characters.
All and Sundry are here:
Lego icons via notcot.org/
All and Sundry are here:
Lego icons via notcot.org/
Tags:
Discovery of the Day,
Lego,
Sweet
Monday, 28 September 2009
Thursday, 17 September 2009
Man in the office #1 14:55

*Early Bowie voice required*
Man in the office with the crazy hair,
I'm glad you show such passion and flair.
No wonder people trip over your chair
Seeing your head, one needs to stare.
Did you come here by motorbike?
Helmetted down to your collar.
a victim of a balloony strike?
you static-ey mulletted feller.
Man in the office with the crazy hair,
looking like a greased up bear.
Man in the office with the crazy hair,
living life without a care.
Tags:
Discovery of the Day,
Poetry
Tuesday, 25 August 2009
Discovery of the Day 16:13
Smashing up old sofas is very stress relieving.
I suggest you go and buy a new sofa and smash up your old one.
Go, do it now.
I suggest you go and buy a new sofa and smash up your old one.
Go, do it now.
Tags:
Discovery of the Day
Monday, 24 August 2009
Discovery of the Day 13:33
One can not breathe Cous Cous.
Experimenting on this matter may cause alarm in collegues who have not been informed upon the nature of the experiment.
Experimenting on this matter may cause alarm in collegues who have not been informed upon the nature of the experiment.
Tags:
Discovery of the Day


