Thought for Today

[jon_d]

24th Aug, 2019.

[pet-els]

George I hope your coxis is not real serious, but you have to be more careful at your age.
IE,. falling off roof of the bus, falling on the mudguard of the truck.

Cheers
PeterH

[T1 Terry]

You are your own worst enemy lately George, hope you do get that checked out and maybe adjust your lifestyle a tad .... the next injury could be perm-anent ...... "bad pun, bad pun, what cha guuna do .....

T1 Terry

[Riverlander]

and maybe adjust your lifestyle a tad ....

T1 Terry

Look who's talking. Can't see, can't hear and still climbs on top of motorhomes carrying solar panels. The trouble is as you get older you don't seem to bounce when you hit the ground.
Cheers John

[jon_d]

Hmmm. Interesting point. And, being an employee of T1 Lithium exposes the owner to all sorts of issues if a serious accident occurs.

[Newcastle George]

My coxis is ok when doing anything other than sitting on it for an extended period of time, and that is only if sitting in a certain position. If it is still playing up come Monday I will go to emergency dept.

George

[jon_d]

Why clog up the emergency dept?

[Newcastle George]

Why clog up the emergency dept?

Because gettin a Dr's appointment can take weeks and then I would be sent elsewhere for testing. The emerg dept would have me sorted in a couple of hours if I choose the right time to go there.

George

[T1 Terry]

Hmmm. Interesting point. And, being an employee of T1 Lithium exposes the owner to all sorts of issues if a serious accident occurs.

I think you have to be paid to be classed as an employee. It's a bit like being self employed, but no sharing the profits, just the losses
The bonus is, I get to use the big man-shed and sometimes get stuff bought for R&D projects ..... and I really like the boss

T1 Terry

[Keith Morris]

Dinner Party


I love dinner parties and one night I hosted a dinner party for all my friends, some of whom I hadn't seen for ages and everyone was encouraged to bring their children along as well.

All throughout dinner one of my friend's four-year-old daughter stared at me as I sat opposite her.

The girl could hardly eat her food for staring.

I checked my shirt for spots, felt my face for food, and patted my hair in place, but nothing stopped her from staring at me.

Finally I asked her, "Why are you staring at me?"

Everyone at the table had noticed her odd behaviour, and the table went quiet, waiting for her response.

The little girl said, "I'm just waiting to see how you drink like a fish."