The directional cut was not sufficient. As well, the charges were on a timer instead of allowing a human to choose the timing for the second set.

Not really criticizing, I have felled many trees, but one went in exactly the wrong direction (just like this) for the same reason.

It is the "living in a building" part that stumps me. Some people have to. Why would he?

And why would someone not get a midwife after the first close call?

Oh, Yeah. A character in Sons of Anarchy took her dog's name after it died. I think Rita renamed herself Cherry.

How many ornithologists are right now walking around natural history museums with the lights off and a UV beacon strapped to their head?

How am I the first to mention George Foreman and ask about what he names his pets?

Thanks

Welcome back, Alex!

I stopped subscribing to Consumers Reports when they declared all lawnmowers are able to cut grass so their ratings were going to be only concerned with safety.

It has been a while for a Bad Astronomy post. Thank you.

I would have like some of these to have been vetted by experts. The mountain lion one, for example, has a flaw. How is one supposed to get away from said beast if one cannot travel away.

When it happened to me, I charged and it ran away instead. (For the curious, I live on Aliso Creek Trail.)