almost stepped on electricity cable today, wonder if it had high voltage

If you have to check it, you can take a single grass blade in your hand and slowly approach its other end to the cable. If you feel some sensation, there's current inside. I've learnt the trick when I was a scout

On the off-chance that it’s a snake instead, I guess you try to touch the blade of grass to the non-biting end?

I think it had current, I would not test with grass blade, sharp steel blade better
http://www.espenhaug.com/IMG_1486.MOV

it also had a white head! still has!

Ectotherms are cool!

The only good think that came out of Casio Royale

www.youtube.com/watch?v=uKZMLAL59A0

They made it such a romance thriller (in proportion 9:1) that it was unbearable to watch.
Bond and Vesper Lynd blinking contest

I think it had current, I would not test with grass blade, sharp steel blade better
http://www.espenhaug.com/IMG_1486.MOV

it also had a white head! still has!

Aha - buorm!

They made it such a romance thriller (in proportion 9:1) that it was unbearable to watch.
Bond and Vesper Lynd blinking contest

The 60s were better, at least better actors like the Stalinist (according to Eric Blair the MIfunf informer)  Orson Welles.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=mOicvmEloyY

They made it such a romance thriller (in proportion 9:1) that it was unbearable to watch.
Bond and Vesper Lynd blinking contest

I thought you were talking about ratios in the perfect martini! 

You've really upset me with the worst clip of the worst Bond ever. A striped shirt!! That is all I can remember from that film, although I expect there were lots of explosions as well. 

They made it such a romance thriller (in proportion 9:1) that it was unbearable to watch.
Bond and Vesper Lynd blinking contest

I thought you were talking about ratios in the perfect martini! 

You've really upset me with the worst clip of the worst Bond ever. A striped shirt!! That is all I can remember from that film, although I expect there were lots of explosions as well. 

Yeah, the stripes stand out. I suspect the outfit looked better in the designer room, in a different light.

Krystyna Skarbek, on whom Fleming allegedly based Vespen's character. A British spy - nah, she was Polish... a Polish spy - nah, she was Jewish... - a Jewish spy - nah, he was just a cute girl. A kick-ass, who never got the tribute she deserved.

And she loved cats:

summer is soon over, where did it go (?)

Fin utsikt
Summer will come back, ta det helt med ro.

the summer is soon over, but it is not over before it is over, the best with summer is no socks !

Nice! Oh, red varnish. Hot Storms and rain here today. When thunder knocks wear unicorn socks!