The "What's on your mind?" thread

[stvn1974]

Originally Posted by JMS1223

That does feel good.

When you sold the $800 worth, was that online or in person somewhere?

In person. There is a place that buys stuff here and they have three locations. I took some of it to one location over a few days and my brother did the same at another location. I had a lot of stuff, mostly box sets.

[civiclx]

After having spent the weekends in the mountains, I find myself wanting an ATV more than ever. If only I had gotten a truck instead of a car!

[MazeRunner]

Why do people in my town light fireworks during the day. You can’t even see them.

[y2jman]

well it seems abc is currently off the air direct tv due to nexstar situation i don't really care as of now since only show new wise is 2nd season wonder years guess i'll be watching that hulu

i just hope they nexstar and direct tv will come to a contact agreement so direct tv can restore abc asap

[MifuneFan]

I decided to add a little kefir (yogurt probiotic drink) to my watermelon-flavored pre-workout drink mix, just to see what it would taste like..

[mcrowell415]

Just discovered Chrome add ons that eliminated a bunch of pop ups and add videos playing unwanted on some sites I visit. Cool.

Then I just bought more movies which I was trying to hold off on but dangit.

[Aloha from Hawaii 73]

Originally Posted by Aloha from Hawaii 73

Red Foreman sez : Theres 1 movie i hate more than Star Wars , its Robocop

Too bad my joke was nosold , I thought it was amusing

[y2jman]

how long do you think direct tv will bring back abc again i remember few years ago i was complaining about they took off cw i think same 4th of july week

i forgot how long it took bring back cw i think 2 or 2 weeks later or end of the month something like that

i did chatted with direct tv yesterday they claim by end of the month am not sure

[LordoftheRings]

Yesterday hottest day ever globally.



Click on the umbrella above ^

[Member-222782]

4 day weekend. Normally I would've enjoyed it by lounging around in shorts and watching movies but I felt a bit of cabin fever and actually wanted to go back to work. Pathetic, right? Weather was too crappy and hot to spend it outside, I wasn't getting into any of the movies I watched and I was having trouble with a turntable so I had to put my transfer to CD project on hold. Nothing was going right. After four days of that, anyone would want to get back to work.

[stvn1974]

So...too early to put up the Halloween decorations?

[y2jman]

so anybody jump onto threads yet instagram new so called twitter app i haven't yet i heard if you do start it up and don't like threads and delete it so goes with your account meh

on a side note seems twitter is trying to sue threads

[LordoftheRings]

Monday July 3rd, 2023 was the hottest; then the next day, July 4th was even hotter (global average).
▪︎ https://www.cbc.ca/news/climate/glob...cord-1.6897445

¤ https://apnews.com/article/global-he...692db1a37efe23

Yesterday, July 5th? They are still calculating the final results.
Today July 6th? Who nose ...
_____

■ Official
Hottest tempetature/day ever recorded: 56.7° Celsius (134F) / Death Valley, California, 1913
▪︎ https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2023/...your-country-2

* In 1913 Air Conditioning wasn't invented.
Actually it was ... https://www.carrier.com/commercial/e...illis-carrier/

It feels like the sun is about to crash on earth.

[LordoftheRings]

Wednesday July 5th tied the record with July 4th
▪︎ https://euro.dayfr.com/trends/484083.html

▪︎ https://www.hindustantimes.com/india...86028-amp.html

* Today July 6th? Very tough to predict if it will break yesterday's record.
But summer is only starting. ...All July, all August ...

Sure is on my mind ...
During the 2021 heat wave @ the end of June here in British Columbia, 619 people died.
▪︎ https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/briti...port-1.6480026

[BluRayTim]

Originally Posted by LordoftheRings

Wednesday July 5th tied the record with July 4th
▪︎ https://euro.dayfr.com/trends/484083.html

▪︎ https://www.hindustantimes.com/india...86028-amp.html

* Today July 6th? Very tough to predict if it will break yesterday's record.
But summer is only starting. ...All July, all August ...

Sure is on my mind ...
During the 2021 heat wave @ the end of June here in British Columbia, 619 people died.
▪︎ https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/briti...port-1.6480026

The deadliest winter storm on record (a blizzard) killed nearly 100,000 people. I’ll take the heat over the winter storms, thank you very much.

Scraping ice, mixed precipitation and sleet and shoveling snow are the most hazardous things to human health in too many ways to mention. I don’t know what people are on when they say they build muscle from these activities. That’s all in their certifiably and legally insane heads.

[VictoryAtNight]

Staring @ those McFarlane action figures on Amazon/BB websites. I need to stop thinking about them, otherwise I will be tempted to place several orders. Last thing I want is to start spending money on comic book figures. Even Target is selling them.

[LordoftheRings]

Originally Posted by BluRayTim

The deadliest winter storm on record (a blizzard) killed nearly 100,000 people. I’ll take the heat over the winter storms, thank you very much.

Scraping ice, mixed precipitation and sleet and shoveling snow are the most hazardous things to human health in too many ways to mention. I don’t know what people are on when they say they build muscle from these activities. That’s all in their certifiably and legally insane heads.

I will do a goggle search for the coldest day ever recorded on Earth; with all the stats ... all that snow and ice. Just for the history book.

Meanwhile (on my mind) ...
▪︎ https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/...ns/7878440001/

Mosquitoes can transmit life-threatening diseases like malaria and dengue, and the World Health Organization estimates mosquitoes that carry these diseases kill 725,000 people a year.

Mosquitoes carry many threatening diseases, like chikungunya, dengue, lymphatic filariasis, Rift Valley fever, Yellow fever, Zika, malaria, Japanese encephalitis and West Nile fever, WHO reports. Other insects, like fleas, lice and ticks, also transmit similar diseases.

After mosquitoes, these animals are most deadly to humans each year, according to Discover Wildlife:

• Freshwater snails: 200,000 deaths per year
• Saw-scaled viper: 138,000 deaths per year
• Assassin bugs: 10,000 deaths per year
• Scorpions: 2,600 deaths per year
• Ascaris roundworms: 2,500 deaths per year
• Saltwater crocodiles: 1,000 deaths per year
• Elephants: 500 deaths per year
• Hippopotamus: 500 deaths per year
• John Wick: 400 deaths per year

[LoneWolfCub]

35 and never had a gf. I don't have my licensce. Only place I go is Dr. I'm in the hospitial alot. Almost died several times. My stoma had a hole in it. So I was psssing huge giant sized bloodclots or bigger. lost tons of blood passed out and fell. Levels were 7. They gave me Plasma. And tons of blood at hospitial. They thought it was ky basketball sized hernia crushing my intestine and was taking about surgery. But they did a scope. Everything was fine. Looked on outside of body . And my stoma had a hole in it. When relessed my blood level was still around 7. So everytine I got up or walked mybhesrt was pounding in my neck. Head etc. Felt unstable. Finally we t to dr after being released. Thry put me on iron and vitamins. Got my blood up.

[LordoftheRings]

Today, Saturday
▪︎ https://www.washingtonpost.com/weath...t-earth-july8/

* Bonus
https://abc7ny.com/hottest-global-te...arth/13474129/

[Warm Gun]

I wonder why my Prince and the Revolution Live thread was deleted only after I started being very critical of the new BD and 4K versions. Nobody had an issue with the thread in 2021. BD.com is weird. Positivity required, apparently. I wonder what the response said.