1. The barometric pressure has dropped from what it was last night (when it was raining).
2. The Doppler radar map indicates that this is where the action is.
3. It sounds like squirrels are tap-dancing on the roof.
4. There are no longer any wool socks in my sock drawer.
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My baymate and I started a little discussion about lab fashion. Why? Well I'm a pretty ardent wearer of sandals, I'll wear them until late fall if I have to. I'll wear them with jeans too. But under no circumstances will I wear sandals with socks.
The other myth the MythBusters looked at last week was the phrase "knock your socks off" (along with the dropping and shooting a bullet myth). But before that, let me complain.
New Scientist has an article on sock puppets (subscription required):
Taking a break from the science-y books and from the donor requests, this week Minnow and I want to share on
I send my dog out. If he runs back in quick it is raining! If he stays out the sun is shining, and if he doesn't know whether to come in or stay out it is cloudy.
"There are no longer any wool socks in my sock drawer."
Funny, our dog also chew holes in our wool socks. ;)
They are. They're thanking you for the nice comfy woollen coats.
Singing in the rainâ¦