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FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
This is my profile. There are many like it, but this one is mine. I post a lot of random stuff. DMs welcome. Greenville, SC.
With toilet paper like this, it's no wonder people make messes...
Pankaj Parihar, Abhishek Das, David Cook and 12 other people liked this
Thats the kind where you need 50 sheets to do the job..
- David Gross
This is what I call "half ply" toilet paper. I really wish the CEOs of the company that makes this stuff had to use it. It would be reformulated within a week.
- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
And I bet that half-ply TP is made from recycled 80-grit sandpaper, too!
- Joey Gibson
Welcome to my childhood...my dad was a pipefitter.....he won't buy anything higher grade than this.....
- Mike VanLare (slayerboy)
actually looks like its grated or sliced thin, like cheeze with holes...
- David Gross
via email
You're right, David: I've seen lunch meat sliced this thin before, but never TP.
- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
Ah. What a simple way to devastate morale in an organization.
- Victor Ganata
via iPod
Haha Victor
- Rodfather
Victor, you're an evil genius.
- Andrew C
I think I want one of these for my car.... - http://www.sciplus.com/categor...
Yuvi, Demetrios the Traveller, Lars Clausen and 7 other people liked this
"For dusty Dobermans? Nooooo. These are surprisingly powerful and effective dinner-table cleaners, called "crumbers" in the restaurant biz, except these are little battery-operated vacuum cleaners inside extremely compelling creatures. They're all about 6" long x 2-1/4" tall, with a removable filter. You pick from the hot-pink, crumb-sucking piggy; the somnolent but hungry Holstein; or the winsome, although short-trunked, baby elephant. All run on a pair of "AA" batteries, and, unlike the real thing, you push a button and remove their heads to empty them."
- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
via Bookmarklet
I want DUMBO!!!!
- Shevonne
Dumbo does seem like he'd fit into crevices better, doesn't he...
- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
Those suck! :)
- .Garin Kilpatrick.
As promised: getting ready to skate off my greasy lunch.
Anne Bouey, Trish Haley, Dead Silence and 5 other people liked this
Whoo-hoo!
- Laura is stubbed ub.
Did two hours at the rink, though I'm only willing to claim 60-75 minutes of actual skating (rest of the time was spent massaging cramps, stretching, and hydrating). I realize now that it's a bit difficult to take pictures in the skating rink on a cell phone: my leg looks rather Hulk-like up there =/
- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
foreshortening FTW! it looks like a nice leg to me. :)
- Trish Haley
Why I love my radio station: the current set includes Indigo Girls, Led Zeppelin, Earl Scruggs, Rolling Stones, and REM.
Dead Silence, Live4Emma (L4S), John and 3 other people liked this
I've hit 3 of those today :D
- Michael W. May
Lester Flatt & Earl Scruggs -a pickin' and a grinning - good stuff
- martha
That's a great combination.
- John
Will give it a listen, thnx. Hey no Twitter for you?
- ZuDfunck
Twitter doesn't particularly suit me: it's hard to me to follow conversations there. I like the way FF organizes things so I chill out here.
- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
As promised: something greasy for lunch. Bacon cheeseburger toaster, fries, and a Route 44 Diet Coke with cherry. NOM!
Bill Kinney, Nation Hahn, *Tiffany Diamond* and 7 other people liked this
Oooh.. I see a slushie in my immediate future.
- Haggis (Sean Loyless)
Unfortunately the nearest Sonic to my residence is at least 45m away... I miss having them everywhere when I was living in AZ.
- George Saj
Sonic is the only thing I hate about living in the bay area. There aren't any. :(
- Jon Ursenbach
via iPhone
We don't have Sonics either. I looked it up and considered going halfway to Vegas just to try it. And then I realized that was stupid. hahaha
- *Tiffany Diamond*
Hint to getting started again with crunches: do 20, stretch, do 15, stretch, do 10, stretch, do 5. You've knocked out 50. If you start at 30 and work your way down you'll do 105.
J. Abdul-Qahhar, Rob Diana, Derrick and 19 other people liked this
Crunches are bad for your back, do decline pushups!
- Geoff Schultz
Geoff, bad or not I've got to be able to do them for derby.
- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
was about to say the same thing geoff.. pushups also give the core muscles a good going over too :)
- alphaxion
I read this quick and thought you said "crutches" for a second.
- Rachel Lea Fox
via iPhone
Also: I can barely get out 20 standard pushups at this point anyways, decline pushups are not currently an option.
- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
Geoff: any exercise is bad for some other part of your body if done in bad form. When doing crunches one must keep in mind that they're targeting their abs therefore keeping them engaged. Also if the abs are what one is strengthening, other forms of exercise should be emloyed targeting the surrounding muscles such as the obliques and even the glutes, in addition to targeting the different abdominal muscles (i.e., lower and upper).
- April Buchheit
via iPhone
I'll take pretty much any other damage over back damage if I am forced to choose.
- Geoff Schultz
Geoff, fwiw I did crunches all through my overactive youth and never once had a back issue. Knees, ankles, and wrists? All of 'em hurt. But never once an issue with my back. Like anything it's got to be slowly and with proper form (and with the knowledge that you have to work the opposing muscle group to keep strength balanced).
- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
here is the article I base my opinion on: http://lifehacker.com/5280307...
- Geoff Schultz
pushups instead of situps? Is today opposite day?
- Mauricio
"As it turns out, the exercises synonymous with strong, attractive abs may not be the best way to train your core—and may be doing damage to your back. " http://blog.newsweek.com/blogs...
- Andy Dustman
yoga, cardio and eating right and i have a six pack...and i love walking around feeling like my core is strong, knowing my posture is good.
- Zachary Adam Cohen
I sooo need to follow my exercise regime.
- gtp19
I watched my fiancee this morning doing crunches with an 8lb exercise ball. Had never seen one before, great idea.
- jcunwired
My internet just died an abrupt death. Perhaps the universe is telling me to go eat something greasy for lunch and then hit the rink to skate it off.
Laura is stubbed ub., Alex Scoble, Kol Tregaskes and 6 other people liked this
If I could ever properly maintain a blog (which we know I can't) I'm pretty sure I wouldn't blog about FF feature releases. The only people who read my blogs tend to already be on FF, so they'd already know about the features. The handful of other people who read 'em aren't on FF so they wouldn't care about the feature. Am I missing something?
Alex Scoble, SportyGeek (Tracy) and Mohomed Abdullahi liked this
I disagree, I've gotten quite a few people to join friendfeed after reading a post about new FF features
- Bwana
I'm going to go out on a limb, Bwana, and guess that your readership numbers are a little bit bigger than mine ever were ;-) Assuming a 5% conversion rate (generous), 5% of 1000 non-FFing readers is a lot more than 5% of 10 non-FFing readers.
- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
Point taken. Although a vast majority of my viewers/readers don't use Twitter either. They barely use Facebook
- Bwana
It's noon in July and I'm happily sitting in the den with the back door wide open. This doesn't happen in the South, something must be up... ##AvoidingRealHashes ##EnjoyingMyDayOff
Alex Scoble, Rachel Lea Fox, Ladybug Heather and 5 other people liked this
Needless to say the cats are ecstatic about having the door open: the keep running in and out just because they can.
- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
happy kitties!
- Anne Bouey
Yup. One of them keeps going to a bare patch in the yard, wallowing in the dirt, and then running into the house to get some food. I might have to shut the door if he keeps it up =/
- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
Ours would be doing something similar, but it's still early and they're still sleeping! Big surprise! :P
- Anne Bouey
Well, upon waking up this morning I've got some delayed onset muscle soreness after last night's practice. It's expected and really isn't that bad: it's not like I had to sit down and slide down the stairs or anything. The funny thing is that of course the parts of me that hurt when I skate (my feet and the tibialis anterior) don't hurt at all.
Alex Scoble, Ladybug Heather, martha and Laura is stubbed ub. liked this
It's about as perfect as physically possible outside right now: 72F and breezy. If I felt like being productive it'd be great weather to work in the yard.
Alex Scoble, Laura is stubbed ub., Michael W. May and 2 other people liked this
Eyes pop open at 7a on a day off. I mumble something that sounds like "oh *hell* no!" and roll back over to fall asleep.
Alex Scoble, Laura is stubbed ub., Brent:Too Cool for School and 3 other people liked this
Alls I know is someone slipped the FF staff some crack or something, because they're shooting out updates today left and right. You all rock, 'nuff said =)
LPH™ and his dog P™, Kelly, Susan Beebe and 40 other people liked this
I'm trying to add the updates to a post I'm writing, but I'm pretty sure I'm missing some. I've only got themes, hashtags, and real-time search.
- Rahsheen ™
Don't forget best of day on lists.
- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
Best of Day lists may have just become obsolete ??!!
- Charlie Anzman
Wait, what are Best of Day Lists and how did they get obsoleted? And Tina is there a post on the current state of your Coccyx?
- Matthew DeVries
Yes Matthew, there is a coccyx update. Check my feed you slackard! And personally, I don't think the current BOD is obsolete: it's still nice and useful to see the BOD amongst the people you follow. It's just an added perk to see the BOD for one's lists (i.e. put all your favorite groups in a list and check their BOD every once in a while).
- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
You're right Tina ... I'm just gettin' a little FF carried away tonight. Complete awesomeness ... again.
- Charlie Anzman
wait, what? How do I see BOD on a specific list. teach me, oh wise ones.
- Laura Norvig
Laura: go into your list and then scroll to the bottom of the page: you'll see a new link for BOD.
- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
aha, I didn't know that Tina. Thanks !
- Ahsan Ali
We're ready for your premiere :)
- Charlie Anzman
thanks, Tina!
- Laura Norvig
Keys to feeling human after 2 hours in the rink: a big ass bowl of cold cereal, a pot of decaf, a hot shower, and a lap full of cat. Oh, and some FriendFeed =)
Ladybug Heather, Laura is stubbed ub., Dead Silence and 5 other people liked this
Alright, I'm back from practice. I can't say it whooped my ass because I didn't actually fall on it. I learned how to do various forward falls and am quite good at them. I also kicked arse in the flexibility and strength training portions. So basically I am perfect for derby except I can't really skate all that well. Kinda funny, really....
Kol Tregaskes, Ladybug Heather, Laura is stubbed ub. and 8 other people liked this
I will say I actually did ok in the pack skating we did: ladies push you and whip you for momentum and that went quite well. It's like skating without aggravating my compression issues ;-)
- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
maybe they will let you drive the motorcycle like on RollerBall
- EARL (Born in the USA)
Seriously doubt that, Earl =)
- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
Tina, which name are you going to go with? Glad the practice went well.
- Stephen Mack
Well, everything I've come up with so far is taken (and the national league doesn't do dupes). But I think I've got one: Tina Beata (a play off a real life nick name).
- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
What! Diva Dee Struction's gone? And Diva Station?
- Stephen Mack
It's too close to something else. Names with high similarities have a good chance of being rejected.
- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
Glad to hear the tail bone is intact!
- Matthew DeVries
ME TOO! I've been researching some crash pads just in case. And I'll be skating yet again tomorrow to try and get my wheel legs on me.
- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
Glad that it went well! I think it's just so cool :D
- martha
Tiger Balm, you are my friend. A dear, dear, slightly intoxicatingly scented friend.
Laura is stubbed ub., Rachel Lea Fox, Parth Awasthi and 11 other people liked this
Headache???
- Roberto Bonini
Mmm, love tiger balm
- Charlotte {charley} M
No, knee aches. Plus I'm massaging the muscles that tend to give me issues when I skate. I'm hoping I can keep them from cramping up with a little pre-emptive strike.
- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
i once rubbed that stuff on my lips thinking it was lip-balm. NEVER did that again..
- Simon Wicks
I have my kids convinced it helps with growing pains. I love the stuff.
- Heather Solos
Weirdness: one of my cats seems to really like the scent. He tried to lick it off my hands, which I'm pretty sure is NOT a good idea!
- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
Love the stuff.
- jcunwired
mmmm, tastes stingy, lol
- Slippy 2.0
When good landscaping rocks go bad...
Penguin ♉, Harold, Lars Clausen and 9 other people liked this
Yikes
- Jonathan Hardesty
McDonalds! Laurens Road. (stalk stalk stalk) Or is that the old Sam's Parking lot? :D
- Gunny The Fuzzball ™
Wowzers. How'd that happen?
- Jason Huebel
Yeah, the old Sam's parking lot. Hate to think what happens when someone whips too fast it into that lot tonight.
- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
via fftogo
Can you bring those to me? I can use them ;P
- xero
Heh saw them tonight after I left Murphy's
- Gunny The Fuzzball ™
sounds funny !!!
- Alisa Roberts
Bye Boss, hope you have a good holiday too! *does happy three day weekend dance* And like yesterday, I just can't bring myself to leave before 4 even though it follows my 30 minute rule.
Holly, Mike Nencetti, Lars Clausen and 2 other people liked this
I'm nibbly. Perchance I'll scrounge up some lunch.
Laura is stubbed ub., Abhishek Das, Lars Clausen and 2 other people liked this
I would really love a grilled cheese and some pasta salad.
- Yolanda
Why? Is it cold there? Oh, wait....nevermind...you said 'nibbly'....with 'b' like 'boy', not 'p' like 'Parmesan'...my bad.... :-)
- Morgan Haley
*whaps Morgan upside the head*
- Yolanda
yeah baby. you know i like the rough stuff...hee hee
- Morgan Haley
Subpar mac 'n' cheese makes me sad. It doesn't have to be baked mac to be tasty, but if it's not it should at least have some effort behind it #MacnCheeseSnob
Dead Silence, Steve C, Penguin ♉ and 8 other people liked this
We are in agreement
- Geoff Schultz
I could not agree more
- holly
Agreed. Makes me sad is a perfect way to put that, IMO.
- Ken Kennedy
:(
- Laura is stubbed ub.
:(
- Abhishek Das
mac 'n' cheese drill-down :) http://friendfeed.com/micahwi...
- Micah Wittman
I ran out of milk the other day but forgot I had when I started making mac and cheese. I used extra butter and water instead. It was subpar and yes, I was sad. :(
- Jandy
I had the *worst* mac& cheese from KFC a couple of months ago. They didn't even bother to completely mix up the orange, alleged-cheese powder into the macaroni.
- Joey Gibson
The best mac n cheese has Parmesan cheese added
- Robert Hafer
via iPhone
I like Velveeta Mac & Cheese too, but Kraft is better IMHO
- Mike VanLare (slayerboy)
I regret to inform ya that once ya have to go gluten free all the Mac & Cheese choices are god awful as far as we've found so far. My kingdom for Kraft Mac just one more time.
- Steve C
Steve: I've managed to make a pretty passable GF mac'n'cheese. Use the cheese sauce I've posted in my feed (sub cornstarch for flour) and mix in corn pasta. Another option: make a macaroni pie (aka baked mac'n'cheese, or macaroni casserole) using milk, tons of cheese, and corn pasta.
- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
Boss has gone to run an errand. I'm thinking about dropping and doing some sit-ups on the sly while he's gone 'cause I'm a slackard who is SO not ready for derby core conditioning 3x per week. I miss my old self: sit-ups used to be a non-issue =(
Laura is stubbed ub., Jandy, John and 3 other people liked this
Good thing I didn't, he walked in right after I typed this... Still have to work on those crunches though =/
- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
I've always hated crunches and sit-ups.
- John
You can always use one of them big excercise balls as a desk chair in the future. It helps abs alone and then you can lean back and do a few situps every once in a while too.
- Steve C
When I was younger I did them as a means of dealing with stress, several hundred a day. Now getting 50 is a stretch. I just have to get back in the habit...
- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
It's Thursday, which means 1) It's the last work day before a long weekend and 2) I have my first all out derby practice tonight. I'm nervous...
Katie For Miss USA, martha, Shevonne and 13 other people liked this
Knock'em dead kid!
- Dave - SustainedEuphoria
Should invite your mom
- Matthew DeVries
Best of luck!
- Laura is stubbed ub.
Make sure Dave Qik's it from teh G1.
- Matthew DeVries
Thanks, all =) No Qik from the G1, I still don't have cupcake (yeah, I know I could go grab it and DIY if I had to). Some of the riders from the Masonic riding group are going to show up since it's an open skate night. I'm going to be lucky if I can pay attention and not get distracted by the former Hell's Angel on wheels.
- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
Sounds fun and great exercise ta boot. Last time I went skating I nearly died when getting reacquanted with gravity, she's a harsh mistress then I had a blast rolling around the ring
- Mark Essel
via iPhone
So far I've not fallen, which is surprising to anyone who has watched me skate. I'm going ask the coach if he'll review falls with me tonight so I can get past the fear of it: catching myself to keep from falling is part of what is aggravating my legs.
- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
Are you allowed to wear wrist/palm braces? If so, I would fear nothing of gravity.
- Matthew DeVries
We are required to wear knee pads, elbow pads, wrist guards, and a helmet. None of that protects my tailbone though, and my body keeps trying to fall backwards. That's why I want to learn how to fall, so I can take advantage of the safety equipment.
- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
Breast implants will be needed for front balast purposes then.
- Matthew DeVries
I'd have to get quadruple Es to balance the balast in the back. I'm better off just learning how to fall.
- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
http://images.google.com/imgres... Holy crap -...
more...
- Matthew DeVries
Tailbone protection and shin guards are allowed but not required. If I'm falling properly (knee slides, tumbles, etc) then the tailbone shouldn't really get near the floor.
- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
Yeah, but that's just some coolass looking gear now. I'm going to wear one of those to go and get the mail and stuff.
- Matthew DeVries
Good luck :)
- martha
Wow Matthew is right tailbone protection has really changed! Those are awesome
- martha
LOL! The ladies on the team thought it was awesome that I rode of Dave's bike, and I joked with them that I could wear my kevlar lined jeans and armor plated mesh jacket for derbies. The jeans have kevlar on the knees and butt, and the jacket has tailbone padding built right in.
- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
Have a great time!
- Anne Bouey
Dear SciPlus: you have a category specifically for 'Robot Partz'. That means you are full of win.
pea ♥ fierce as a woozle, Dead Silence and Yolanda liked this
YARRRRRRRRRRRGH!!!! - http://www.sciplus.com/categor...
Soup, pea ♥ fierce as a woozle, Live4Emma (L4S) and 8 other people liked this
"We're thinking Johnny Depp here. A nice black canvas shoulder bag, 12-1/2" x 12" x 3" with an adjustable strap, two buckled closures, and the traditional skull and crossbones in white on the front flap. Perfect for trick-or-treating, costume parties, weekend pirate getaways, or as a fashion statement for girls who don't wanna have fun."
- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
via Bookmarklet
My grandfather had one of these and left it to my parents when he died. I've never seen one for sale before now... I have no use for it whatsoever, but I might get one down the road because it reminds me of him.... - http://www.sciplus.com/categor...
Kimberly Broutsas, Dave - SustainedEuphoria, onur and 4 other people liked this
"Absolutely incredible device! The Mirage®, a precision optical instrument, creates three-dimensional images of objects of your choice where there is nothing. Drop pennies, keys or similar small objects (your sister won't fit) into the 2-3/8" dia opening of this 9" dia x 3" high flying-saucer-shaped disc, and a perfect image of the object will appear floating above it. The image is so real friends will try to grasp it, but their fingers will close on thin air! Use it as a high-tech centerpiece with a flower as the object! A booklet (included) explains the magic. New coating provides protection for the mirror surfaces. Highly recommended. Made in the USA."
- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
via Bookmarklet
lovely optical illusion
- Mike Chelen
Saw one at a hobby store here. Had a little frog floating over it.
- Kamilah Gill
For whatever reason, he always kept a tiny pig in his, it was a piece from a game.
- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
takes me back to my undergrad optical physics class
- Imabug
iwantoneofthose.com has it i believe.
- Olcayto Cengiz
American Science & Surplus : House and Garden - http://www.sciplus.com/categor...
RAPatton, Yolanda, Christopher Harley and Mark Essel liked this
"It doesn't get any more verisimilitudinous than this: a super-safe flickering LED tea candle that you blow out to turn off. Measures 1-1/2" dia x 1-3/8" tall at the top of its flickering faux flame. Body is white, LED flame is yellowish, like fire. Has a removable non-slip bottom, an on button, and a little hole you blow into to extinguish it. Runs on (2) button-cell batteries, included along with a spare set."
- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
via Bookmarklet
Amazing find Tina
- Mark Essel
via iPhone
We used these as part of a centerpiece for the tables at my Mom's 70th birthday party. People took them! :)
- Yolanda
Triodanis perfoliata - Venus´ Looking Glass - http://www.prairiemoon.com/store...
Lars Clausen, John, Barry Wynn and 2 other people liked this
I found one of these growing in the part of my flower garden that has California Poppies. It's a US native and I think it's cute as a button (looks great with the orange and yellow poppies), but apparently it's also considered a 'weed'. Meh, I still like it. I'm seriously debating about turning the front half of that flower bed into a mini-prairie...
- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
via Bookmarklet
How did your ivy slaying turn out?
- jlt-Janet
The test areas all look good (or bad, as the case may be), so now I've just got to figure out which method will be the lesser pain in the arse to implement. If I could find a heat resistant sprayer of some sort, I think I'd be golden.
- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
After looking a bit, a heat resistant sprayer may not be within the realm of possibility. I wonder if a turkey baster would work...
- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
Very pretty flower. As long as it's not taking over, it's probably fine.
- John
All the things taking over in my yard are non-native plants. I'd be ok if the natives took over: they tend to be a bit more self-regulating!
- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
Who knew they even made such a thing?!? - http://www.usplastic.com/catalog...
J. Abdul-Qahhar, Lars Clausen, Micah Wittman and 4 other people liked this
"Makes any cleaning project a breeze!! Holds 32 ounces of your favorite cleaning product. Uses a standard roll of paper towels. Easy to load and unload paper towels. Simple pliable tear bar flexes to the side. Also, provides constant firm pressure to keep towels secure. Dozens of household and commercial uses. Useful for homeowners, contractors, auto detailers or janitorial cleaners. Easy to refill bottle - even with different products. Just rinse and reuse. Multi-use bottle for all your spraying needs. No more dropping towels when you're on a ladder or in the water after washing your car."
- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
via Bookmarklet
This was just added to my must have list.
- Aden
I'm watching Animal Planet and the show is about parasites. I've always had a small latent fear of catching worms, so I'm not exactly sure how this seemed like a good idea.
Steve C, Alex Scoble, Jeff P. Henderson and 9 other people liked this
I'd be hiding under the couch. And cringing. With my fingers in my ears yelling "LA LA LA LA CAN'T HEAR YOU". With a stopwatch set to make sure that I keep at it for an hour, just in case it's a longer show.
- Wirehead
I've NEVER been the same since I took Parasitology in college.
- Brian Daniel Eisenberg
Friday night we're going to a moonshine tasting. Yeah, I'll try to get some pics... I've had the apple pie shine this gent makes and it's evil good. Emphasis on the evil.
Rachel Lea Fox, Alex Scoble, (jeff)isageek and 8 other people liked this
I never heard of a "moonshine tasting" till now.. :D
- angrykeyboarder™ (Scott)
This dude I used to work with in NY got this wicked Blackberry moonshine from his hometown in NC. The stuff was SOOOO smooth & strong at the same time. It was like candy with a kick.
- Sean McGee
Me either, Scott! Actually, it's being called a T&A part: Taste and Acquire. We've got a quart of the apple pie shine reserved: imagine super strong vodka that tastes like apple pie filling with liquored up apple slices floating around in it. We'll see if we like anything else...
- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
I could totally take a shine to that.
- Wirehead
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