Pallets in fields

[stuckmotor]

Many a young girls beauty has been greatly enhanced by the viewer consuming a 12 pack of beer too! Sometimes called "beer goggles"

Thanks for explaining beer goggles. I hadn't thought about it's meaning.

 

[txdon]

I here someone already burnt those dam pallets last week.

No, too windy. They still are playing havoc around here. Everything strange that happens it's the pallet's fault.
first the squirrel with no head and then the cat door and frame went missing went and looked by the pallets in the field and there it was.
Maybe after the burning things will get back to normal and that would include less frigid temps.

 

[smstonypoint]

Thanks for explaining beer goggles. I hadn't thought about it's meaning.

And some people claim that we are "goofs." What do they know.

Steve

 

[dave1949]

And some people claim that we are "goofs." What do they know.

Steve

Years ago I read Surely You Are Joking Mr. Feynman. He had a great sense of humor actually.
Richard Feynman Quotes - The Quotations Page

 

[smstonypoint]

This issue is just begging for an economist's analysis of costs and productivity.

I think Steve could be on the Nobel track if he can answer the "bag or beer" question.

You surely have days when you wonder about the costs and benefits of "dating." Invariably, you come back to the same old realization: "I need the advice of an economist. An economist would know how to answer my question."

I am banking on my General Theory of Delusion for my Nobel. Are you sure you didn't serve in the Prussian cavalry?

Anyhow, others have beaten me to the punch on this "dating" thing: examples include "assortive mating" (http://courses.washington.edu/ssci200/Econ_of_Dating_and_Mating.pdf) and Steve Landsburg's More *** Is Safer ***: The Unconventional Wisdom of Economics (Freakonomics ?ｻ More *** Please, We豎*e Economists: A Q&A With Steve Landsburg) are examples.

Steve

PS Here's a Valentine's Day card that you can buy at the economics store.

 

[TomSeller]

I am banking on my General Theory of Delusion.

Now you tell me. I have been hanging on every word.

 

[dragoneggs]

Anyone heard from Robert?

This is concerning! Last post was on this thread Feb 8th.

 

[Ridgewalker]

Did anyone figure out what the pallets were used for?

Sorry I didn't have time to read 163 pages! :shocked:

 

[smstonypoint]

Did anyone figure out what the pallets were used for?

Sorry I didn't have time to read 163 pages! :shocked:

Sorry, I don't have time to tell you.

Steve

 

[dragoneggs]

Did anyone figure out what the pallets were used for?

Sorry I didn't have time to read 163 pages! :shocked:

True scientific discovery is generally not something that is suddenly realized. Often the discovery is an accident while researching something else. While the path here has wandered off course (in some people's opinion), true discovery could have already happened, but the proof has yet to be presented and accepted.