If you find something funny, feel free to post it. We all need a laugh. Just keep it safe for work 
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Ha. Nice.
I happened across this on Youtube and it reminded me of the post about package thieves.
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lmaoo! I just saw this too ā¦ sooo funny 
He placed four separate mobile phones with data plans into the package. This guy must have money to burn ā especially considering the likelihood that some of the thieves wouldnāt just throw it away. Either that or he anticipated a huge YouTube payment, which Iām guessing heāll get with the 30 million-plus views itās gotten. 
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In his video he said that something he engineered/designed is/was used on one of the Mars rovers/landers ā¦ so my guess is he has some money.
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If he had āFind My Phoneā on, then he could trace where the phones were. Iād be interested to see the interactions if he were to track the phones and confront the people.
I was thinking of those instances when the thieves didnāt just throw away the device but, instead, disassembled or destroyed it.
Well he did mention he designed equipment that is currently in operation on other planets. That kind of work probably generates considerably more disposable income than designing product brochures that become obsolete before the dusty box in which they were delivered is opened.
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lmaoooo
This made the rounds on reddit and now on FB today. I meant to post it last week, but so was going on my brain couldnāt retain the idea lmao
Anyhoo ā¦ seeing it several times today it jogged my memory to post it over here. I figured yāall would get a kick out of it
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lmaoooo ā¦ indeed 
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Where we live, itās sort of the worst of both worlds. Itās cold, snowy and overcast throughout the winter. Then May rolls around and the rattlesnakes show up in our yard.
We live on a hillside with large rock outcroppings further up the hill immediately behind us. The stateās wildlife agency tells us thereās a long-established snake den in those rocks and our yard is directly in their dispersal path.
During the last half of May and through June, our backyard is literally crawling with dozens of these things as they pass through. I bought a pair of snake boots for doing work in the yard, and despite being as careful as possible, Iāve had two rattlers strike at me. Luckily, their fangs didnāt penetrate the boots. Normally, they coil up and rattle loudly first as a warning, but on these two occasions I didnāt see or hear them.
We had a baby green racer snake get in the house a couple of years ago, and have had several 4-foot gopher snakes get into our garage somehow. Neither of these species is venomous, but I still donāt like them. Itās all the rattlesnakes that make me wish weād never bought the place.
I have a friend who was bitten by a rattler. The snake had been run over by a car and he thought it was dead. He foolishly picked it up. It bit him once on his hand, then again on his shoulder. He was rushed to the hospital in an unconscious condition. His entire armed swelled up to the point the skin was splitting open. His arm looked like something from a zombie show for weeks. The spot near his thumb where the snake bit never did heal up quite right and still looks a bit deformed.
I really hate these things.