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Yesterday after working for 2 hours, I was too demotivated to spend time and work in office and so just took a time off thinking will do some unfinished home improvement chores in kitchen shelf to feel good and recharged.
Reached home, slumped on the couch, set myself for a nice pizza , felt lazy then dozed off.
End of the Day, I felt so good and happy.
Yay..
cheers,
Super
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Too much of good is bad,mix some evil in it
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I know unconditional surrender is the only way out. 
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Everyone needs a day of doing completely nothing from time to time. I find that practice is required to not feeling guilty about it the following day. As such my professional recommendation is once a month minimum, every other week if possible. 
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Interesting lyrics generated using Artificial Intelligence[^]
Verse 1
May the mystery of life turn with you
I dream of rooms to explore
My hands on the books and my eyes on the road
Pre-Chorus
Wicked spells, mysteries of fortune
Three candles, serpent and sign
Chorus
Mystery of life
Mystery of life
Oh, eyes that see to the soul
Understand the mystery controlled by the hands of time
Verse 2
What will time remind us of, so we lose our sense of self?
Our hands free and focused on the mystery
In our universe ruled by the mysterious
Pre-Chorus
Drawn by the mystery of the universe I stand
I hope to find my way to the end
Chorus
Mystery of life
Mystery of life
Oh, eyes that see to the soul
Solve the mysteries controlled by the hands of time
Bridge
I've got my mystery chair
I was sitting on the floor
Chorus
Mystery of life
Mystery of life
Oh, eyes that see to the soul
When will you understand the mystery controlled by the hands of time --Derived from theseLyricsDoNotExist.com[^] Version 2.1 generation number #341083
@Tim-Deveaux
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Ode to Scotland:
Verse 1
My baby just says the things Scotland believes
Scotland my babe, he got a woman, Scotland got a house, Scotland got a car
My baby, you just lost out
Holding our love
[...].
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Shame it's got bugger-all relevance to Turing.
I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!
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Yeah,
The entire post is actually a cryptic inside joke intended for a small group of individuals. Someone posted here in the Lounge late last night about Turing and deleted it a few seconds later. So this thread was crafted in response.
Move along, nothing to see here.
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Randor wrote: Interesting lyrics generated using Artificial Intelligence[^]
Well, it takes a large slathering of Biological Intelligence to apply any meaning to those sentences so I'm not sure the AI is doing much.
Isn't it interesting that communication takes two parties.And, if there is a communication problem it may be in the first party isn't sending good communication or the second party not receiving it properly or both. In this way, communication is almost guaranteed to fail.
I'm sure I've probably failed here. 
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Randor wrote: Interesting lyrics generated using Artificial Intelligence
I call BS. Someone wrote this, but won't own up to it.
It's the new "the dog did it" blame game.
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One of the interns in the team updated his status - "I'm learning JIRA software from Alsatian"
modified 19-Feb-20 2:45am.
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How dare the dog make such an error? 
I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!
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What an intriguing tail... 
Anything that is unrelated to elephants is irrelephant
Anonymous
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The problem with quotes on the internet is that you can never tell if they're genuine
Winston Churchill, 1944
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Never argue with a fool. Onlookers may not be able to tell the difference.
Mark Twain
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If you work with JIRA you know this to be true
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Quote: "I'm learning JIRA software from Alsatian"
Freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two make four. If that is granted, all else follows.
-- 6079 Smith W.
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That looks almost like an auto-correction.
"They have a consciousness, they have a life, they have a soul! Damn you! Let the rabbits wear glasses! Save our brothers! Can I get an amen?"
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It just occurred to me that "the height of dyslexia" may turn out to actually be the width.
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Forgive my dim head. 
I didn't get it exactly. I read my OP multiple times to check if I've missed something..ROFL.
Any hints?
modified 23-Feb-20 0:02am.
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Hehe great. :+1:
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Debris found in fuel tanks[^]
Imagining this debris coming into the fuel line, and causing obstruction to fuel-flow mid-air, gives a shudder.
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nah, just flip the plane over and shake it about for a couple of miles.
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the goat in your machine wrote: nah, just flip the plane over and shake it about for a couple of miles.
So that's what Tex Johnston was doing with that Boeing Dash-80 (707 prototype) in 1955. 
Boeing Dash-80 Barrel Roll
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The article says: Business Insider first reported in September that the plane-maker was reaching out to retired technicians for help getting the planes ready for delivery quickly.
That's ridiculous! Who needs old fogies?[^]
... Or has someone finally got the message that experienced hands move faster and don't break things?
I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!
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... and NO TRAINING required, so just like not breaking things it's money.
retired workers are an easy target
- many find it tough living on the reduced income,
- comfortable and bored (done a few things they dreamed about, too old or lost interest in others)
could you imagine people that retire at 50 - 55, and what's the average life span. even 10 more years with nothing much to do sounds appealing on Friday, even better on Monday but gets, ummm, "old" by April.
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