Things to do while Brassgoggles is down

This is inspired by pleated jean's Things to Do When the Internet is Down
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I made this forever ago and just recently uncovered it on an old hard drive. Seemed appropriate to post it now.

Try and stuff a turkey into a duck?

Make a new astrolabe (mathematical jewel) to replace the worn-out one you made ten years ago.

I think I'm with MWB on this one.

I might go make something

Well ........ at least I'll have something to post about once the engineers have purged the db tables of floating errors, undefined indexes and non-objects.
*ahem*
I mean flushed the engines of malevolent flying electro-squids.

;D

I decided to braze/solder some brass and I started doing so but the gas canister was almost empty. Now I am left with almost nothing at all to do.

Instead I started working on my Xwidget version of the Steampunk Volume widget but a grumpy wife, huffing and puffing around the house is putting paid to that too. Are wives powered by steam and are they programmed to annoy?

Lol Lol Lol

Oh man that sound sooooooooo familiar

I reckon you've hit the nail on the head on both counts

Binge-watch Legend:  The Complete Series on DVD (just released this January).

This is the 1995 television series starring Richard Dean Anderson (MacGyver, Stargate SG-1) and John de Lancie ("Q" from Star Trek:  The Next Generation). Anderson is the author of a popular series of dime novels who is often mistaken for his fictional character, and de Lancie is the Tesla-in-All-But-Name inventor who provides inventions based on the stories to assist the author to "become" the character for the purpose of real-life heroics.

Pretty funny. Anderson's got decent comedic chops as the author-cum-hero and it's nice to see de Lancie play a likeable character.

(Okay, because I'm a "new" member, I can't post links to either the show's IMDb or Wikipedia page, and likewise the link to the DVD at Barnes & Noble. So, you're on your own there.)

Twelve episodes on two discs (the pilot is a two-hour episode), no subtitles or special features. But still a good deal for ten bucks (B&N ships for free with orders of $25 or more, in case you haven't gotten your latest Steampunk novel yet).