04:31 - Wednesday, Apr. 20, 2005
not much here
up since 2, how are you?
well, lets see, golf widow has challenged me with my take on the 20 questions meme. i guess the way it works is you ask me 20 questions and i answer them here.
so, to all who read my drivel!! ask me 20 questions, any 20 questions, and i will answer them here. now, i just had a thought.(rut ro!) more than one person reads this, and so there will be more than 20 questions. so, i will pick 20 questions from the massive list i know i will get, and answer them. under oath, even! so, ask away!
friggen rain again!!! i hate rain!! i cant go out in the rain! im pissed! i want sunshine, and i want it NOW!!!!! the rest of the country is sunny and bright!!! why not here? i tell you why! its cause i'm here, thats why!!!
i just feel trapped when it rains, especially a cold rain like it has been doin all friggen week! and im angry about it, and helpless, cause i cant do anything about it!
well, soon enough, around here, it will be hot as hell, and then i will whine about the heat! heheheeheee!!!!
i know the weather will change, i just have to wait.
sorry for all the gloom and doom, its just how i feel. i know it will be better soon. im just anxious thats all!
well, im gonna make some baloney and cheese sammiches and go back to sleep!
Fact of the Day
Spray boiling stuff on your armpits this morning, or your coworkers may complain.
If you've got aerosol deodorant, you're spraying boiling stuff under your arms every time you use it. The propellant in aerosol cans boils at well below room temperature, and pushing the button on top of the can causes just that. As the pressure in the can decreases, the propellant boils and releases gas. This gas pushes the liquid product (in this case, antiperspirant and/or deodorant) up a tube and out of the can, at high pressure, through a small nozzle on the button.
Some of the propellant may come out as well, but it quickly evaporates. In case you're wondering why the bottom of an aerosol can is usually indented, it's not to provide the consumer with less product. In fact, it's done for the same reason it's done to champagne bottles; to strengthen the container. The curve provides better stability against the high pressure in the can.
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