LumpyPancakes

Side note: beards cut down wind noise in your ears.

Poor bastard still needs to rinse and repeat though.

If it’s the only light source, flies love the blue light disco. Useless in the day but effective in the evening.

It’s fun luring them by turning on and off the lights in the house so they follow the light, until you get them near the blue one and game over.

Air curtains.

I don’t usually update Android / Apps until something breaks. Too many ‘updates’ take features away.

Crunchy dandruff.

Cassettes.

(My car only has a casette deck.)

… And can be killed by one leaking tail light.

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Lucky I never got bored with Quake 1, Redneck Rampage and Carmageddon 1. Oh, and the original Lotus game that fits on a floppy.

Doesn’t seem worth it for me.

Here’s Red’s offer.

And here’s the best offer via energymadeeasy.gov.au

My home made 6kW battery would struggle to compensate I think, but I need to do some more sums to be sure.

Another thing to watch is that on Red’s plan above, peak exists every day, whereas on my current plan, the entire weekend is off peak. That’s a big non-obvious difference.

Also, I already have 5kW of solar panels, so on most days my three hours would already be free.

It’s safer technically, depending on west county

Personally I wouldn’t feel guilty about it though, you can prove you already paid for the movie.

No they didn’t. You just need to download an app called qbittorrent, click the search tab, type the movie name then double click the one at the top with the highest number of ‘seeders’. Shortly thereafter the movie will be safely on your computer.

Benny Lava.

It has great energy, and a jetpack operation!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sdyC1BrQd6g

This systems got more bugs than a bait store.

(or is that a different movie.)

This reminds me a bit of the original Carmageddon.

Yeah, but that’s only if you want to rip them on a PC isn’t it? Your domestic Blu-Ray player will presumably lose its keys eventually and become a brick.

Edit: Googled it, no known ‘time bomb’ but players can potentially miss out on firmware updates and be unable to play some discs as a result.

Will they eventually kill off the encryption keys for your blu-ray discs? I don’t know for sure, but I think there was some kind of online handshake required by these players.

In Australia you get Baked Beans.

Create a 21 hour Playlist of all the Scenes We’d Like To See YouTube episodes in MX Player. Sleep timer 30 minutes. Reset timer as necessary while trying to sleep.