Oh, I did a small R2D2 metal kit once. Yeah, metal kits are annoying, especially the small bits that I could never get to 'fold' or 'twist' properly so everything would look as neat as the example.
But that parrot (which they're apparently not selling?) looks cool :D
@Tinkeringbell I prefer those Hanayama metal puzzle.
I like this one particularly because it is so devious yet so simple...
you can take the two parts apart without people even notice, show them the two pieces, put them back together and then watch their futile attempts for hours as your grin becomes more and more like the grinch...
@Tinkeringbell Why, the cost will make me throw up? You’re right, I’ll get something from the grocery store instead. The sushi buffet costs 229 NOK. Still the cheapest of all the diners here.
More like, the combination of fish-food and airplane seems like one that would make me nauseous... I'd probably eat something like a sandwich and call it a day XD
But I've been prone to movement sickness in the past.
@SPArcheon Is that the 'fermented' (rotten) shark ? :P
@AndreasmovedtoCodidact I wouldn't know, I've never really consciously been on an airplane (not counting the one or two times I went where I was still way too young to remember now). It just sounds like something that'd make me sick though XD
But if it's the cheapest option, something you like, and you're sure you won't get sick, enjoy your meal!
Time-killer: The 'shorts to the office' discussions/articles have started on several news sites here. On one of those, there's quite a few passionate reactions about flip-flops or sandals, and about how "absolutely gross" feet are. Does anyone in here really notice what kind of footwear people are wearing all the time, that warrants such passionate repulsion against sandals or flipflops?
I picked the sushi. On second thought, maybe @SPA is right. I’ve been here before. It was… cleaner then… even with lots more customers. It’s a national chain, though, and they’re usually very good quality elsewhere.
@JourneymanGeek Yeah but like, if someone walks by in an office environment, do you really notice their footwear?! (I don't XD. Someone really has to point my attention to their 'new shoes' or something for me to even take a look). But apparently, nude feet are so gross they immediately draw attentions like a big bright yellow arrow is following them around?
@Tinkeringbell I'll reply with another question. Do you think someone could wear in public any of those barely there transparent "evening dress" so common in fashion walks and NOT get arrested for public indecency? .... yeah, that is why I don't really trust those fashion freaks words....
@SPArcheon I think there's a bit of a difference between something that shows genitals (I don't exactly know what you're talking about, but this seems to be what you're describing?) and 'feet'.
@Tinkeringbell true, but considering that their are claiming that one should walk around the city in public wearing THOSE I don't trust their brain to be working and would also disregard any comment about shoes.
@AndreasmovedtoCodidact you can either not watch the "nude" feet in the sandal....or smell the aroma of the dressed feet in a tennis sneaker all day long. What do you prefer? If those are the options, I would choose the coworker wearing sandals....
I know a guy who wears sandals every damn day, for every occassion. Even on the national day, when the rest of us were in suits, he was wearing khaki shorts and sandals. It leaves me constantly staring at his feet. Stuff you hate attracts your look. Gotta keep it at a distance.
@Tinkeringbell Mostly. Some are worse than others.
@AndreasmovedtoCodidact Oh, in that case, the feet suddenly make sense /s XD Now you've just raised more questions. I don't think I will get any more work done today XD