Ammonia time?

Yeah... I always saw the ironing in the name Bangkok.

LMAO! Well, we get to climb near Krabi if that's any consolation.

"Wise man say that he who walks through airplane aisle sideways is going to Bangkok!"

hehehe


I forget what Bangkok is supposed to mean. Its nothing like it sounds.

Oh, that's not so bad.

Have you picked up the amonia yet, or are you just PC++ the day away?

Watch that you don't loose a hand when you're stick a rag down their hole! (or catch rabies)

My cousin ran over a Skunk with her Camaro a number of years ago... ended up dragging the stink rodent a few hundered meters down the road (lower ground clearence). It was a damn hot summer that year too, and no amount of engine degreaser could get the smell away, especially when the engine warmed up.

You have the car today, remember?

Today I have:
Washed dishes.
Trimmed your bush, actually several of your bushes and shrubs.
Filled in a skunk hole with dirt.
Filled in a bunch of other random holes in the FY with dirt.
Put grass seed on the barespots and thin spots.
Raked a bunch of junk out of the grass and flower beds.
Pulled a bunch of weeds.
Looked up how to get rid of skunks.
Put Your plants outside.
Made Kraft dinner for lunch.
Emailed my dad.
Emailed Frank
Taunted Cara.
And PC++ed a little.

Not necessarily all in that order.




I will use a stick to stuff the rag in the hole.

Anyway, it's easier than saying it's real name:
Krung Thep Mahanakhon Amon Rattanakosin Mahinthara Yuthaya Mahadilok Phop Noppharat Ratchathani Burirom Udomratchaniwet Mahasathan Amon Piman Awatan Sathit Sakkathattiya Witsanukam Prasit

So you built over the stinky creature and trapped him in there? Bugger!!

So YOU killeed the electric car?

We're going to be the front runners on my line for transferring over to 100% E85 compatable engines. Yay?

The longer I work here, the more evil I understand this company to be.

I fixed your list into "Girlspeak"

Given a renewable power source - nuclear - electric cars requre no more than a few hundred watts to recharge. Now, if the infrastructure in both the US and Cananananada were setup in transport friendly ways this would be a viable option.

E85 will be a streeeeeetch when, say, there's a food shortage in the world. Good as renewable, but still is a bit of a demand when it comes to sustanability.

Make me an E85 plug-in hybrid and you may be onto something. Make it affordable for everyone to swap over to and you'll corner the market.

Sorry. No sympathy from the gynormous SUV driver here.

I still think it'll be pretty cramped if you try to get a table out there. I'm thinking we'll have to get a little table and some little chairs to make it work. Of course, we can't hardly afford to buy a new table right now :S.

I fly into Bangkok the night before (approx 20 hours prior) and I'll have already checked into the hotel, slept a night and half the day and will go collect her at the airport when she arrives. Her flight is a bit shorter than mine but she leaves a day later.

I may need my own pillow perhaps.... I'll see. The excitement will surely pass the time... but yeah, I don 't want to think about the trip home... not until I'm actually doing it.

Not much of a drinker unfortunately... I'll have to smuggle a couple of good books on instead.... it's going to be an interesting 20 hours.

It's not so bad. We watched a few movies. Read a little.

Yeah, it's not too bad.... especially since I'll be soooo excited headed over there. I haven't seen my girl since Christmas!!!

I fixed your list into "Girlspeak"

We were pretty excited. I don't know about for Art, but the flight didn't seem all that bad to me. And my feet were swollen to the size of balloons since it was only 11 weeks after my accident. It was a little painful after a while, but I don't remember the flight being horrible.

The layover in taipei was the worst part, sitting in an uncomfortable and cold airport terminal for hours...

How long was that layover? Two hours?