Nope.
Wings ’n Horns?
Nah.
Mebbe Feathers & Hooves?
Anyway- we get critters around the bird feeder on a daily basis. They usually work shifts: squirrel brigade early, followed by blue jays & various other small birds, then deer, and later, the turkeys. Doves come in late in the day.
This is the first time I’ve seen the deer & the turks at the same time.
Do they know the snow is on the way & are bulking up while they can, interspecies fraternization notwithstanding?
Cool...
(& delicious)
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Thursday, January 22, 2009
Another Bad Joke...
Lissa gets off a good (bad) one here.
Here’s another version of the world’s worst math joke…
Three Cherokee squaws have slightly different sleeping arrangements, in that one sleeps on a deer hide, one on a buffalo hide, & one on a hippopotamus hide. The three are about to give birth, coincidentally on the same day.
The blessed events take place throughout the day, and the squaw on the deer hide has one boy, & she is very proud.
The squaw on the buffalo hide also has one boy, & she too is very proud.
The squaw on the hippopotamus hide has two boys, & she & her husband are very happy.
Which just goes to show that the sons of the squaw of the hippopotamus are equal to the sons of the squaws on the other two hides.
::ducks & runs::
Here’s another version of the world’s worst math joke…
Three Cherokee squaws have slightly different sleeping arrangements, in that one sleeps on a deer hide, one on a buffalo hide, & one on a hippopotamus hide. The three are about to give birth, coincidentally on the same day.
The blessed events take place throughout the day, and the squaw on the deer hide has one boy, & she is very proud.
The squaw on the buffalo hide also has one boy, & she too is very proud.
The squaw on the hippopotamus hide has two boys, & she & her husband are very happy.
Which just goes to show that the sons of the squaw of the hippopotamus are equal to the sons of the squaws on the other two hides.
::ducks & runs::
Monday, January 19, 2009
The President is a N...
Sunday, January 18, 2009
I Could be Dead Over Here...
OK, so the beast says it’s low on virtual memory. No problemo, just see the help section for the fix. Easy, eh?
I get this:
You can optimize virtual memory use by dividing the space between multiple drives and removing it from slower or heavily accessed drives. To best optimize your virtual memory space, divide it among as many physical hard drives as possible. When selecting drives, keep the following guidelines in mind:
Try to avoid having a pagefile on the same drive as the system files.
Avoid putting a pagefile on a fault-tolerant drive, such as a mirrored volume or a RAID-5 volume. Pagefiles don't need fault-tolerance, and some fault-tolerant systems suffer from slow data writes because they write data to multiple locations.
Don't place multiple pagefiles on different partitions on the same physical disk drive.
Right. Hope it don’t die, or sumptin.
Halp! Halp! Ted, can you hear me????
I don’t wanna die like this, what with my partitions not fault-tolerant an’ all…
I get this:
You can optimize virtual memory use by dividing the space between multiple drives and removing it from slower or heavily accessed drives. To best optimize your virtual memory space, divide it among as many physical hard drives as possible. When selecting drives, keep the following guidelines in mind:
Try to avoid having a pagefile on the same drive as the system files.
Avoid putting a pagefile on a fault-tolerant drive, such as a mirrored volume or a RAID-5 volume. Pagefiles don't need fault-tolerance, and some fault-tolerant systems suffer from slow data writes because they write data to multiple locations.
Don't place multiple pagefiles on different partitions on the same physical disk drive.
Right. Hope it don’t die, or sumptin.
Halp! Halp! Ted, can you hear me????
I don’t wanna die like this, what with my partitions not fault-tolerant an’ all…
Friday, January 9, 2009
WTF!??? (version .40)
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