CONTEST: MAN-MACHINE INTERACTION

runninmann wrote in post #2421820
Two doors. One on the left is the freezer compartment where we store all the stuff that we'll never eat until the time we finally realize that we're never going to eat it and pitch it. One on the right is where we store all the stuff that eventually goes into temporary storage on the left . We call it the fridge (or frig), as well.

ok, thanks:o



lets just say and put it down to .........'its past the midnight hour over here'

marie wrote in post #2421851
ok, thanks:o



lets just say and put it down to .........'its past the midnight hour over here'

Sounds about right to me.

Congratulations all! and thank you PetKal for hosting/officiating these competitions. It's great fun and I learn something from every shot posted.

birdstrike wrote in post #2422025
Congratulations all! and thank you PetKal for hosting/officiating these competitions. It's great fun and I learn something from every shot posted.

Hear, hear!

birdstrike wrote in post #2422025
Congratulations all! and thank you PetKal for hosting/officiating these competitions. It's great fun and I learn something from every shot posted.

Thank you Birdstroke, but the real fun will begin in less than 3 hours on the parallel thread ("Failure of Flight"). And I promise ya, you'll be in the lamelight

PetKal wrote in post #2422137
Thank you Birdstroke, but the real fun will begin in less than 3 hours on the parallel thread ("Failure of Flight"). And I promise ya, you'll be in the lamelight

Thank you. I should note that my very handle celebrates a "Failure of Flight".

I notice you are in Canada. Beginning at ~6:04PT tonight (20 minutes from now). The ISS/Shuttle pair, now separated, will pass over the West coast headed east. Naked-eye visible. Don't know how far East you can see them before the sun is too low.

http://spaceflight.nas​a.gov/realdata/trackin​g/

birdstrike wrote in post #2422200
Thank you. I should note that my very handle celebrates a "Failure of Flight".

I notice you are in Canada. Beginning at ~6:04PT tonight (20 minutes from now). The ISS/Shuttle pair, now separated, will pass over the West coast headed east. Naked-eye visible. Don't know how far East you can see them before the sun is too low.

http://spaceflight.nas​a.gov/realdata/trackin​g/

Thank you for letting me know , but I am in the cilvilized eastern part of the country.....Toronto.

birdstrike wrote in post #2422025
... It's great fun and I learn something from every shot posted.

Yes, like 'man, I need to do something with my life rather than sit here day after day, hour after hour'