in b 4 ~ chukat ~


enjoy ~

https://youtu.be/gWAfdf1Lqxs

Some artists will never be forgotten.

I found some lint in my navel.

Gladys, check your navel for Zarahemla!

> Gladys, check your navel for Zarahemla!

How does that even make sense? What is a Zarahemla?

please see the provided link

https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/zarahemla

My FIL's vehicle would not start. My SIL had been driving it. I towed it back to their place to fix it. A quick inspection showed that the starter was not working. I could hear the solenoid engaging, but the starter was not working. Before I had the starter out to repair it, my SIL suggested that it was the solenoid on the starter that had failed. I asked my SIL why she thought that the solenoid had failed.
After being questioned on the issue, she had to admit that she did NOT really know what a solenoid really is or what it really does.

She had heard some one say "solenoid" in the past when the some one was talking about starters. That was as much as she knew about solenoids.

Before, I had said that the starter appeared to be the problem, she did not know that the starter was the problem. However, once I mentioned the starter, she was NOT going to miss her chance to say "solenoid" by blaming the solenoid.

She had actually heard the solenoid engage as the problem was being diagnosed, but it did not register with her because she did NOT know what a solenoid was or what it is supposed to do or what the sound of the solenoid engaging really was, but that did not stop her from so readily issuing her (totally incorrect) input, as solenoid is a really unusual word and it is really fun to say .......even if a person has no idea what they are really talking about ........which seems to happen to EOD a LOT.

FTR, disassembly of the removed starter showed that the brushes were totally worn out in the starter. The solenoid was not at fault, however saying the word "brushes" is not as fun or as catchy to say as "solenoid" whatever a "solenoid" is.

in b 4 ~


a pillar of salt ~



can point to a solenoid ~



with a long handled screw driver ~

in b 4 ziller ~


can differentiate the Black-Scholes option pricing model ~


or cost-optimize British Airways's passenger load with respect to fuel costs ~


or divide the US population into cohorts of 50 people with identical spending habits based on credit card data ~


or use mass spectrometer data on abnormal proteins to differentiate between correlation and causation in the pathogenesis of cancers ~


in b 4 ziller is right about one thing ~


Lot's Wife couldn't care less about a solenoid ~


an anyway Lot's Wife doubts the adjective "long" is relevant to ziller's screw driver handle ~


butt hope springs eternal ~


Praise Jesus ~



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 07/02/2022 10:31PM by Lot's Wife.

Differentiate Black-Scholes?

Nah

Its all Greeks to me...

Just don't squander your theta at a time when you are rho-ing upstream!

That was seriously well played

Bravo Gladys

Fans of Suzanne Vega unite: you have nothing to lose but the comprehension of everybody else on the board!

::snort:: And it is even too late to make a rho joke. :(

Solenoid is indeed a fun word to say. kind of like Michio Kaku.

The biochem/medical field is stuffed to bursting with decidedly un-fun words. Legal profession almost as bad. Twentieth century technology got away from Latin jaw-breakers, and has some cool words, like solenoid and nanometer and gigahertz. Baud, on the other hand, is not one of computer science's better efforts.

Turing Test. That rolls off the tongue nicely. Even "internet" is pretty good, along with its really cute kid sibling, "the Interwebs".

Of all people that should know that time does not exist i m thought it would be you ziller my intergalactic friend from somewhere out there from a galaxy far far away haha.

Love you man.