Sturgeon’s Law

Ninety per­cent of every­thing is crap.


Derived from a quote by sci­ence fic­tion author Theodore Stur­geon, who once said, “Sure, 90% of sci­ence fic­tion is crud. That’s because 90% of every­thing is crud.” Oddly, when Sturgeon’s Law is cited, the final word is almost invari­ably changed to ‘crap’.

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We’ve Got Toilets

Not yet exactly, they are at the dealer and will be deliv­ered tomor­row. We are almost ready for them too. The shower walls were grouted today and the floor in the room is about half done. The walls are almost ready for wainscoting.

I have started my LOST action fig­ure col­lec­tion with not just one, but two fig­ures. I scoured ebay look­ing for fig­ures I could buy for no more than $15 bucks total (price & ship­ping.) My main objec­tive was Hugo (Hur­ley) Reyes. My first attempt fell 50¢ short. The next time I found one to bid on, it was after check­ing out a cou­ple other char­ac­ters, and some­how I man­aged to bid on a Shan­non fig­ure. Whiny Shan­non was always my least favorite “main” char­ac­ter on the show and if the acci­den­tal pur­chase had any redeem­ing value it was that I was the only bid­der (guess I’m not the only one who isn’t a Shan­non fan), so she is going to cost me only a penny over the $8 ship­ping fee.

Luck was with me next time, as right after the Shan­non auc­tion closed I found a Hur­ley fig­ure that had a cou­ple days left on it. The next bid up was just a buck over my arbi­trary fif­teen buck limit, so I gave iit a shot, never fig­ur­ing it would hold up. It did.

Started down, went up, still up.
Miata Top Tran­si­tions since 01/01/08: 105

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