leeb

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What's old is new again.
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leebJan 3, 2025
Old lady in the bar ordered an onigiri, giving the cook some stick because of the time it's taking - "What are you doing, growing the rice?" Cue laughter from the regulars sat at the counter. Cook speechless. You go girl.
Show threadleebDec 25, 2024
@adam_y slept on there a few times
Show threadleebDec 14, 2024
@hacks4pancakes The people who end up like that are IME always the ones who think their adopted country should be more like the one they left (in whatever way that might be). Anyone who can accept the new place for what it is has always done OK I find. Seems to me you'll do fine - everyone likes a drink and a feed and a bit of a chat, right?
leebDec 14, 2024
Always call at the station Milk Stand when I go to Akiba
leebDec 11, 2024
@dch I agree. Definitely not.
Show threadleebNov 5, 2024
@Jason_Dodd Yeah, a huge update out of the blue. Wasn't expecting that at all.
leebNov 4, 2024
@Jason_Dodd Don't know if you're aware/still interested, but it looks like LSPF had a ton of updates last month. Must admit I only checked the repo after some ISPF reading reminded me of it...
Show threadleebOct 19, 2024
@guofu Fantastic. Rodrigo y Gabriela rock!
leebSep 24, 2024
Think I've been watching too much Star Wars. I keep reading 'fedi' as 'fed-eye'
leebSep 16, 2024
Ken ShirriffSep 1, 2024
I recently saw an amazing Navajo rug at the National Gallery of Art. It looks abstract at first, but it is a detailed representation of the Intel Pentium processor. Called "Replica of a Chip", it was created in 1994 by Marilou Schultz, a Navajo/Diné weaver and math teacher. Intel commissioned the weaving as a gift to the American Indian Science & Engineering Society. 1/6