For years everyone's been expecting a zombie apocalypse. But I think the clown apocalypse is upon us. According to popular belief if you disguise yourself as a zombie you can blend in and stay alive. (Unless you're Bill Murray) I believe that I can blend in easily being a clown myself.
by Gilbert Jagot
September 30, 2016 at 08:29PM
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Friday, September 30, 2016
I might be unemployed but I still might make it. http://us3.nmb.ly/9jl4v
Thursday, September 29, 2016
I'd like better if both eyes were the same exposure.
I have a wonderful friend in Ohio that I've never met. Thank you.
Monday, September 26, 2016
UNPLANNED I watched two movies tonight that were shot in the same style. Cloverfield and Project Almanac were both shot in a candid/found footage/self documentary/Blair Witch style. I never found this style to be believable. Camera work is always too steady, they always seem to be edited instead of start/stop, whenever the camera is dropped it's always dropped with a decent shot, audio is too clean, etc. This one bothers me the most. How do they get the batteries to last for days??? The other night Lisa and I watched The Visit which is another movie in this style. Cloverfield: http://ift.tt/lILiNB Project Almanac: http://ift.tt/11FzykN The Visit: http://ift.tt/1E6D9ak
UNPLANNED I watched two movies tonight that were shot in the same style. Cloverfield and Project Almanac were both shot in a candid/found footage/self documentary/Blair Witch style. I never found this style to be believable. Camera work is always too steady, they always seem to be edited instead of start/stop, whenever the camera is dropped it's always dropped with a decent shot, audio is too clean, etc. This one bothers me the most. How do they get the batteries to last for days??? The other night Lisa and I watched The Visit which is another movie in this style. Cloverfield: http://ift.tt/lILiNB Project Almanac: http://ift.tt/11FzykN The Visit: http://ift.tt/1E6D9ak
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September 26, 2016 at 09:23PM
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September 26, 2016 at 09:23PM
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$150.00 Red Wing boots. Model 2240 men's 6 inch brown, waterproof, steel toe, very comfortable King Toe, size 10.5. Never worn. Paid $200.
Sunday, September 25, 2016
Well, Les Miles isn't the only one to lose his job in the past week. Yup, this little accident got me fired. Was I on the phone? Texting? Doing my nails? Nope. Traffic in front stopped suddenly and I was probably checking my mirrors. Earlier that morning we had a safety meeting on distracted driving so they used that as an excuse. Sooooo, does anybody know a good employment lawyer possibly with ADA experience? Oh, I'm also looking for employment or free money. In the meantime I'll be extra cranky, extra scarce and extra poor.
Well, Les Miles isn't the only one to lose his job in the past week. Yup, this little accident got me fired. Was I on the phone? Texting? Doing my nails? Nope. Traffic in front stopped suddenly and I was probably checking my mirrors. Earlier that morning we had a safety meeting on distracted driving so they used that as an excuse. Sooooo, does anybody know a good employment lawyer possibly with ADA experience? Oh, I'm also looking for employment or free money. In the meantime I'll be extra cranky, extra scarce and extra poor.
by Gilbert Jagot
September 25, 2016 at 06:46PM
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September 25, 2016 at 06:46PM
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Friday, September 23, 2016
Describe yourself in 3 fictional characters. I guess this would be my 3. But then again, they have jobs.
Wednesday, September 21, 2016
Getting old? Over worked? Both? Either way it's more laying down time for me. Back, legs, body, mind and soul are busted.
Monday, September 19, 2016
I ran into a little traffic on the way to work this morning.
Sunday, September 18, 2016
I think I'll just copy and paste this every weekend for a few months now. The (offense/defense/refs/coaching/kicker/concession workers/unpopular presidential candidate/climate change) made the Saints lose.
Radiator changed and everything seems to be OK. Car starts, keeps temp at a decent temp, idles at a decent temp, no noticeable leaks. Of course that was just a quick run and check. right after I got back home it rained some. Hopefully I won't have to do any repairs, at least not this big, for a while. I still need to change Lisa's alternator one weekend. Fun fun fun.
Radiator changed and everything seems to be OK. Car starts, keeps temp at a decent temp, idles at a decent temp, no noticeable leaks. Of course that was just a quick run and check. right after I got back home it rained some. Hopefully I won't have to do any repairs, at least not this big, for a while. I still need to change Lisa's alternator one weekend. Fun fun fun.
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September 18, 2016 at 01:37PM
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Saturday, September 17, 2016
Angel posting for a rare photo.
One the way home from hell, errr work, yesterday I stopped to get a pizza for dinner. Car didn't want to start. Loosened battery terminals, twisted them to get better contact and tightened. Started right up. This morning, dead again. Pulled out battery since I have no idea how old it is and brought it to be tested. Battery OK. Maybe starter is bad? Pull out starter and bring it in to be tested. Starter tested OK I check to make sure I'm getting 12v at starter. Good. Check to see if I get 12v at starter solenoid. Good. Decided to not F around with it anymore and just get a new started. $130 later... Putting starter in I notice something dripping. GREAT! When removing starter I must have hit the radiator and now there's a small leak. Too tired to go get a new radiator today. I guess another $100+ will go on the credit card tomorrow. I need a freaking break BIG TIME.
One the way home from hell, errr work, yesterday I stopped to get a pizza for dinner. Car didn't want to start. Loosened battery terminals, twisted them to get better contact and tightened. Started right up. This morning, dead again. Pulled out battery since I have no idea how old it is and brought it to be tested. Battery OK. Maybe starter is bad? Pull out starter and bring it in to be tested. Starter tested OK I check to make sure I'm getting 12v at starter. Good. Check to see if I get 12v at starter solenoid. Good. Decided to not F around with it anymore and just get a new started. $130 later... Putting starter in I notice something dripping. GREAT! When removing starter I must have hit the radiator and now there's a small leak. Too tired to go get a new radiator today. I guess another $100+ will go on the credit card tomorrow. I need a freaking break BIG TIME.
by Gilbert Jagot
September 17, 2016 at 05:14PM
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Tuesday, September 13, 2016
I see people posting about boycotting the NFL and to not watch the game last night for whatever their reasons are. My response is, "What game?" I've been boycotting, in a way, the NFL for years. I'm not going to pay mega bucks to see millionaires prance around for a few weeks out the year. The NHL is a little different. Even though I think they are also overpaid I think they work a lot harder for their money.
I see people posting about boycotting the NFL and to not watch the game last night for whatever their reasons are. My response is, "What game?" I've been boycotting, in a way, the NFL for years. I'm not going to pay mega bucks to see millionaires prance around for a few weeks out the year. The NHL is a little different. Even though I think they are also overpaid I think they work a lot harder for their money.
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September 13, 2016 at 10:28AM
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Sunday, September 11, 2016
Another classic.
Saturday, September 10, 2016
Decent rest this morning. Took a better look at TV I found the other day. Looks like water damage and not worth fooling with. Back to the curb it goes. Changed spark plugs. I think the old ones had 50-60k miles on them. Car is at 194k right now. Pulled out radiator fan since it wasn't running and A/C was getting hot when not moving. Worked fine when moving. Fan motor brushes were down to almost nothing. Ordered replacement assembly for about $60. Easy swapout. Ate late lunch with Lisa Ladyquilter Smit at Bamboo Garden. Rain approaching so grass cutting was rushed. At least I got the front done before lightning got close. Resting time now.
Decent rest this morning. Took a better look at TV I found the other day. Looks like water damage and not worth fooling with. Back to the curb it goes. Changed spark plugs. I think the old ones had 50-60k miles on them. Car is at 194k right now. Pulled out radiator fan since it wasn't running and A/C was getting hot when not moving. Worked fine when moving. Fan motor brushes were down to almost nothing. Ordered replacement assembly for about $60. Easy swapout. Ate late lunch with Lisa Ladyquilter Smit at Bamboo Garden. Rain approaching so grass cutting was rushed. At least I got the front done before lightning got close. Resting time now.
by Gilbert Jagot
September 10, 2016 at 03:42PM
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One more that I forgot to add.
Morning photoshoot with Liam and Lisa Ladyquilter Smit.
Sunday, September 4, 2016
It's a long movie for kids but that makes the title honest.
Rocking with Dokken. Tooth and Nail.
I call this one Cajun Train.
It's a song you sing a couple of minutes before 12am.
Saturday, September 3, 2016
The Wizard
Yummmm This is to get us ready for the campfire scene in Blazing Saddles.
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