Please note that at the time this was taken (a few weeks ago, on a Saturday morning), there wasn't any house next door yet…just a poured foundation.
I leave it to your imagination as to what kind of delivery the FedEx guy was making.
I can't fault him for taking advantage of the situation to get his packages out to their final destinations just a little bit faster. However, I believe I will start to wear gloves when opening my packages from here on out.
Found another really funny webcomic at www.basicinstructions.net. The general premise is that each strip is a "How to" do something that usually results in snarky and comical dialog as the individual(s) follow the instructions.
They range in subject matter from things like "How to Remember the Name of that Song…You Know, That One" to "How to Explain Sex to Your Child". Pretty much every single one of them (and there are a decent number in the archives) made me laugh, but the following two were just geeky enough for me to want to share:
First, following close behind one of my recent posts about the Heisenberg uncertainty principle as it relates to know-it-alls being right, wrong, or "Ross-right", the infamous Heisenberg rears his head again:
And for one of Scott Meyer's regular style comics, here's a set of great physics joke that I only wish I could have made:
jaklumen: Ross, I hope what I say will be understood; especially when the accepted thing for me to do would be to...
Jonathan Arnold: You aren’t going to like this “humor” then :) http://www.happyplace.com/1...
GingerSister: I struggle with how we can be so afraid of this (gay marriage) and get all up in arms about it, yet...
Margy Rydzynski: Good for you, Ross. Maybe this will encourage people to become more involved and take a better...
Budd: So, you are saying that giving gays the right to marry (the axe handle) gives them the tool they need in...
Steve Betz: Good thoughts, Ross, on a difficult night. I felt the same way when California passed Prop8. I was...