Or maybe just sleeping on the floor...I've always found it hard to fall off the floor...
I've not done that for many years but as i remember that you are perfectly correct. It is very difficult indeed to fall off the floor
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I've not done that for many years but as i remember that you are perfectly correct. It is very difficult indeed to fall off the floor
The day just gets worse, a damn rabbit ate all my bean seedlings, I caught the varmint in the act -.- The hound went after it and it jumped a 5 foot colorbond fence so I have no idea how I'll keep it out. I might have to repurpose the cat trap as a long eared rodent trap.
Although I do remember having to hold on awfully hard on a few occasions...
That wasn't the floors fault, that was the alcohol.
This is second hand, never tried it myself... If you keep one foot flat on the floor it stops it spinning.
PoetPhilosopher
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I bought some stuff today.
And I gave away even more.
And I gave away even more.
PoetPhilosopher
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Buying from the poor to give to the rich.
That's not the way to do business.
The idea is you buy, then you sell, for a profit.
I don't know who buys stuff I give to the thrift store.
Hipsters
Really?
I've been quite successful at giving things away.
Sometimes.
I just received an 1890ish Roth Bros motor I won on ebay.
I expect to make an obscene profit on it.
But I'm giving all of it to a friend who spotted it for me.
Long story.
I still benefit.
Some, no doubt.
And students, the poor,
& old guys with plenty of money, but like deals.
Giving stuff away is easy, but not profitable
Sometimes it makes space in a building
where I rent space out. This is profitable.
There had to me a method to your madness, true Scotsmen don't give things way.
Well it's better than killing people for a living
PoetPhilosopher
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I agree that it's better than getting into politics.