teledyn π5 second rule for fridge doors:
If you still don't know what you wanted, what you wanted was water.
Richard Eriksson@teledyn Invariably for me, though: What I wanted was in the dryer.
@sillygwailo I'm actually noticing more and more such concept crossovers. Grounds go into the FILTRE receptacle, not the target CUP receptacle.
@teledyn If I canβt find my glasses, I always check the fridge. βDonβt rule out the fridge until youβve looked thereβ is a longstanding policy of mine.
@sillygwailo a friend of my parents would keep her wallet in the fridge, because her puppy would chew it if he found it. We often teased her about having cold cash π
The more I consider it, keeping reading glasses in the fridge would often be useful; anywhere else they'd be likely hidden under something the boys put down. Horizontal surfaces in our house have a massive gravitational constant.
@sillygwailo besides, the predictive quality of Feynman's sum of all possible histories makes any obscuration or container of comparable size a prime candidate! π
Y'know, some folks get upset when I invoke Feynman to excuse my senility π
Thing is, I can remember Feynman but don't recall if I locked the back door π
β¦ and been that way since I was twelve π