https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Umarell
Cannot wait. Practicing my clasped-hands-behind-the-back now.
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Umarell
Cannot wait. Practicing my clasped-hands-behind-the-back now.
Did Richard Scarry see this coming 50 years ago? Bring a cigar and join the watchers.
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It's good to have a plan.
That Wikipedia article has the best "See Also" list ever.
Can't believe "Gongoozler" isn't an Aussie term.Quote:
Originally Posted by lumpy
I shall use the term Dutch Uncle henceforth
I do that now and I still earn a living at it…why retire?
Just FYI...I spied Goldbug...Quote:
Originally Posted by 72gmc
https://64.media.tumblr.com/311b73cb...e7afa3cec5.gifQuote:
Originally Posted by 72gmc
Where's Mr. Frumble when you need him?Quote:
Originally Posted by BBB
That’s from our bookshelf. Our kids are 18 and 20+ so it’s mine now. Sometimes I just need to look for Goldbug.Quote:
Originally Posted by BBB
Props to the guys in the RH image - it looks like they rode their bikes to the site.Quote:
Originally Posted by monadnocky
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...ls_%282%29.jpg
A little off topic, but this reminds me of when I went to the San Diego Zoo many years ago. It is a neat zoo, where the apes and chimps were in open space and the human visitors walked through an enclosed area.
I saw a chimp down a pretty deep hole, digging. There were about a half dozen other chimps just standing around the hole watching, kind of like the retired guys you mention. Reminded me of a road crew.
A couple days later, I read in the paper that they had dug out, free of the zoo for a while.
They are a lot more like us that most give credit for.
Or, you could spend your time tending to your new home.
A nice variety. If the riding in the area were nice I'd definitely consider the restore flour mill. (image below)
But given the super-affordable price, I have to wonder...
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/12/07/r...smid=share-url
https://static01.nyt.com/images/2022...y=75&auto=webp