Fifth Avenue Forum

If there was a 'high' noon there must've been other noons as well?

Waxing noon? Waning noon? Blue noon?

Slip noon? Neap noon?

Me too.

Nutting would settle for just the cash considerations.

When I was a 911 dispatcher we had the professional top-of-the-line standing desk equipment. It was really cool but I never used it after the first day.

willeyeam wrote: ↑Fri Jan 17, 2025 1:55 pm torii hunter at 1.8%

To be fair Shyster has posted about the 24-hr clock roughly 8,000 times so I only read the first sentence. Missed the UTC addition.

My bad.

I would love to go on one global time. And then, yes, Troy's 'vibe' doctrine would then be custom.

Well I can't unsee that. Needs a bright white lanyard to complete the look.

24 hour clock still has noon. Yikes.

No way a 5:30am alarm isn't sounding off in the morning.

Late night turns to morning at 3am for me.

Nice haircut.

My man.

Yeah, I get that. Would be nice for the wife to have a clean driveway to go to work on tomorrow. Maybe she'll go shovel it.

That's why I'm doing it tomorrow morning. It'll be decent Friday and then the rain will finish the job on Saturday. It'll be clear for next weeks snow.

Is eddy okay?

Afternoon comes after noon.

No buzz for the second week of TGL? Is it over already?

Meh.

nocera wrote: ↑Wed Jan 15, 2025 4:34 pm

dodint wrote: ↑Wed Jan 15, 2025 4:20 pmBlah.

I know.

Right?

I don't want to more stuff to watch.

Blah.

We replaced a furnace with a heat pump and added an A/C, which required new ductwork. I would've paid them 20k to get those oil tanks out of there.

I'd be more inclined to believe that Swift is chasing the Chiefs than the other way around. It's not like she fell for Nick Chubb.

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My indoor league was similar. The handicap was derived from the rounds you turned in and moved as you went along. Not sure if Corsi carries them over from season to season.

We paid a little over $15k for a similar system a few years ago, and that included running new ductwork and hauling away the old furnace and tanks.