Last night I walked in when my daughter was watching some show, and I noticed behind the characters who were talking everybody else was dancing, but there was no music at all - not even toned down. Very weird staging lol, like a high school prom for mimes. I’ve never seen that before.

Op team sees a family photo on the desk, hacker back at HQ googles the birthday - Bingpot!

I would think there’s a fair chance she might be interested in hearing all about my 18th level Paladin!

Gosh, is it warm in here?

30 years is a long life for a furnace. This thing was 45-50 and still running fine. The last maintenance note on the sheet on the inside was in the 80s lol.

When I think back to when I marveled that one of our office’s 8Gb nightly backup tapes fit in my shirt pocket - EIGHT GIGABYTES - in my POCKET!!!…

In the future Gen ┐ will whine to their parents that their cerebral implant is only 100 terabytes.

But there’s so much room for ACTIVITIES!!!

My wife and I are on our third fridge in 35 years. But the furnace in her mom’s house when we sold it 5 years ago had been running since the late 1970s.

Or if it’s Chip from marketing, it’s the letter A.

No zoom mode?

It’s really simple, you just search the evil corporation’s hard drive for a file named EVIDENCE.txt

“There’s no time! We’ll test it in the field!”

[click clickity click] “I’m in!”

There was an old meme about house-hunting reality shows that was like, “David sharpens colored pencils for a living and Kirstin volunteers 2 days a week at the butterfly museum. Their budget is two million.”

And subordinates rarely balk at obeying illegal orders - and if they do they fold when there’s a threat of firing or a vague offer of compensation, as if either would instantly persuade a person to risk prison.

Quiet conversations on airplanes and dance floors as if there’s no background noise.

Enhance!

The horror movie character who searches a scary room by walking in and immediately looking intently up at the ceiling, while slowly turning around until he ends up backing into the dangerous thing he somehow didn’t notice.

Two people draw guns in each other’s faces point blank but nobody fires. Instead they have a tense conversation.

Talkin’ to you, Malcolm Reynolds and Saffron (or Yolanda or Bridget or whatever).

When the computer hacker character clicks 8 keystrokes and says, “I’m in!”

I haven’t tried FreeCAD but have heard good things about it. Have fun!