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Graham Kennedy wrote:

So this is the Cat who caught the red dot!

Captain Picard's Hair wrote:I just put mine on the other side of the bedroom, out of reach of the bed. It's pretty ordinary though it has dual alarms and a rather big display.

Of course, half the time it's really one of the cats meowing for his breakfast that gets me up. There's no snooze button there; he'll persist until fed.

I got a smart watch and set the alarm on it. The buzzing on my wrist gets me up better than anything else I've used.

On September 9th, she becomes the U.K's longest reigning monarch.

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She was a looker back in the day.

McAvoy wrote:She was a looker back in the day.

She doesn't look half-bad today.

A friend and I moved a car onto the sidewalk once. It took a couple minutes and we "bounced" it, but...

Jim wrote:A friend and I moved a car onto the sidewalk once. It took a couple minutes and we "bounced" it, but...

But Jim, you are a 6'4" tower of power, not an average Joe.

Nutso wrote:

Jim wrote:A friend and I moved a car onto the sidewalk once. It took a couple minutes and we "bounced" it, but...

But Jim, you are a 6'4" tower of power, not an average Joe.

If you bounce a car it is rather easy to move it. At the top of the bounce the car it technically weightless. Well, semi-weightless as the tires are not coming off of the ground. Get one person to bounce the back of your car (pushing down on the bumper/trunk) and when it is at/near the apex of the bounce you push sideways.

I picked up and moved a Plmouth K-car with three other guys once. A certain alcohol-and-hunger fueled inspiration helped...

I carried a bicycle once, All by myself,