Hey, even a broken clock is right twice a day. :)
Hey, I got myself interviewed! Yay! Kurt Sasso of Two Geeks Talking interviewed me recently and the interview is now on YouTube.It's a teensy bit long (about 40 minutes) and due to video streaming problems at the time of recording you can't see me, just clip art from the strip, but boy howdy was it fun! Go check it out!
Take care,
~Rob
So she was prepared to let years of work get flushed at the 11th hour, because she’s too proud to ask her family for help?
I hope “WTF is wrong with you” is the reaction you were going for. Because that’s the one I’m going with.
@Freezer We all have those moments where we have our heads up our posteriors. This is Jaine’s turn. 🙂
They COULD sell the ship. Docking fees are apparently quite intense, and as they’re not making any money moving cargo (theirs or anyone else’s), it’s going to be a giant drag on their finances anyway.
@Arkanabar Don’t get ahead of me. *evil DM laugh* 🙂
Yes nitpicky, but this particular phrase is pet peeve for me. A STOPPED clock is right twice a day. A broken clock may instead run fast, or slow, and thus be right more than two times a day in the first case and not any time in a day the second day (there’s at least one other situatiojn for being broken, but I’ll leave it with fast/slow).
@Yakumo I get it, but I always assumed broken meant stopped, whereas a MALFUNCTIONING clock could be what you describe. 🙂
Leave us not also forget that a broken DIGITAL clock that shows no number at all is NEVER right.
*smug grin*