Tide Pods, A Bleeding Van, and the Eternal War on Insomnia.

...sounds like the name of bad soap opera.

So, Public Service Announcement: Do not eat detergent. For starters, those things are expensive. For seconds, eating soap has long been considered a reasonable punishment for young ones who cursed.

These things have been turned into a joke across the internet (ok, facebook). That’s fine, but unlike some white shoes, various stores are actually putting these things in those hard plastic cases. Is that seriously neccesary? Are dopey teenagers actually going in and shoplifting little soap pod thingies? The next step will be stealing washing machines and trying to drive them down the road. Don’t do that either, different motors.

As far using the properly goes, is the “plastic” casing supposed to dissolve in water? I hope it does, because otherwise folks are gonna have plastic hunks at the bottom of their washers... :shocked:

So last Saturday, my van’s power steering fluid was leaking. A good burst in the line, since the snow had a big red puddle of tranny fluid all nice and soaked on it. Took it to a mechanic, who fixed it. Picked it up on Wednesday, where the line burst again when I started the van. So they fixed it again. And again.

Why didn’t they just replace the line the first time? Patches don’t work people, haven’t you seen the roads?

So it’s less than a month until the next Ohio Tournement, and I’m pretty excited. I’ve been looking forward to playing some more Heroscape, but sadly have been too busy to really sit down and play any. And now since the map pool is revealed I can probably do some practice. I was thinking of running Zombies. A crapload of Zombies. I have 8 squads of the things, and although I can only reasonably use 7 squads (due to Starting Zone regulations) I want to get a game with all 8 squads in. Maybe I’ll just have a free-play day here with my friends. 800-1000 points per player is just the ticket.

Well for now, I figure I should try to sleep. Good night everyone!