It'll never measure up to the 70's cast, it is rather hit-n-miss now, but it is still good once in a while. And these days, a little political satire can be a relief.
The only thing I tune into is the Weekend Update but even that has gone downhill. Their skits are more uncomfortable humor which I don't find funny at all.
looks can be deceiving, willy!
Guess I'm just getting old, I'm watching my grand daughter's grow up way too fast, I'm going to go through getting more grey hairs, thought that had passed once my daughter married.
We had bought the house next to us as a rental property but shortly after I had my accident that ended up costing me my leg. I was laid up for three years, wouldn't have been able to keep up with it so we were going to put it up for sale, my daughter found out and offered to buy it so she lives right next to us now. I have clear view and line of sight for any boys trying to sneak up to the house, time to dust of the old shotgun.
On another note, I finally fixed the air rings on my 2ng gen mizer's last night, so sick of them moving and having to re-adjust them, a real pain when in a dark room. I took the rings off, using my small bench vise I gently squeezed them a tiny bit at a time until they fit snug, I have them to the point I have to squeeze the ring with my fingers so they will slip back on. Now they don't move, even after juice gets on the o-rings, problem solved, finally!
If your going to attempt this, a few tips, protect the finish by using soft faced jaws or a piece of scrap leather. Go slow, in a vise they will bend easily, even in a small bench vise you have a lot of leverage in the vise handle! I take the slack up till just tight and look at the position of the handle, take note and think of it as being the minute hand on a clock then tighten it a couple "minutes" at a time, test for fit and try again. When the ring bends, it will bend at the weakest point which is at one of the holes, and once it gives it will then bend easier so again, go slow, test and try again till you get there. If your not comfortable with this then don't do it, don't come back and yell at me for a messed up ring, you've been warned LoL.
If your going to attempt this, a few tips, protect the finish by using soft faced jaws or a piece of scrap leather. Go slow, in a vise they will bend easily, even in a small bench vise you have a lot of leverage in the vise handle! I take the slack up till just tight and look at the position of the handle, take note and think of it as being the minute hand on a clock then tighten it a couple "minutes" at a time, test for fit and try again. When the ring bends, it will bend at the weakest point which is at one of the holes, and once it gives it will then bend easier so again, go slow, test and try again till you get there. If your not comfortable with this then don't do it, don't come back and yell at me for a messed up ring, you've been warned LoL.
If she is all that young she shouldn't be posing for pictures like that & posting them on the internet. You remember family values and personal responsibility for one's own actions, right?
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