Single Point of Failure: Talking about it helps

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Single Point of Failure

..If you haven't figured out what it is, it's probably too late to do anything about it.

Talking about it helps

Much has been said lately about the perceivable lack of random atomic motion. Here is my contribution: I was scraping ice off the car two days ago, and among the frost and snow was this slushy blue stuff. As the car is mostly green, I knew it wasn't part of the car, so WTF? Answer: Washer fluid. FROZEN washer fluid.

Posted on 20040117 at 09:38 by codeBoy

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