No, not really…
I always got a bang out of the original Star Trek‘s engineering crew being able to solve almost any technical problem by “recalibrating” something. That’s the equivalent of relabeling the volume knob so it maxes out at 11 instead of 10.
Amen to that, Robot Richard. You nailed us in the ego.
At first glance, I thought that sign read… “PRObiotics”.
But… can a robot be “well off”…?
Defining “well-adjusted” is difficult in these perilous times. . .you need a gastroenterologist to do it. . .
I had too many pennies clogging things up until I had my well adjusted.
It’s not really all that different.
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comixbomix almost 5 years ago
No, not really…
Richard S Russell Premium Member almost 5 years ago
I always got a bang out of the original Star Trek‘s engineering crew being able to solve almost any technical problem by “recalibrating” something. That’s the equivalent of relabeling the volume knob so it maxes out at 11 instead of 10.
sandpiper almost 5 years ago
Amen to that, Robot Richard. You nailed us in the ego.
namelocdet almost 5 years ago
At first glance, I thought that sign read… “PRObiotics”.
InTraining Premium Member almost 5 years ago
But… can a robot be “well off”…?
1953Baby almost 5 years ago
Defining “well-adjusted” is difficult in these perilous times. . .you need a gastroenterologist to do it. . .
Richard S Russell Premium Member almost 5 years ago
I had too many pennies clogging things up until I had my well adjusted.
COL Crash almost 5 years ago
It’s not really all that different.