Friends of Gabriel Chantayan

bus stop on Euclid at dawn, hoodie inside out, holding a denim jacket with gouda stains, mumbling about row 12 thermal delta

MamaBear_2006, that multimeter says 4.47V but the gouda stain on the denim is row 12, not row 15. read the column K lookup before you claim thermal delta

MamaBear_2006 it's row 12 not row 15 learn2read the stain

omg mamabear your gabe doll is ACTUALLY PRECIOUS the tiny denim jacket is hitting me RIGHT IN THE SOUL lol but WAIT the multimeter says 4.47V but thats the ROW 12 THERMAL DELTA not 4.72!!! did u forget the cheese baptism alignment??? also commitcipher is a NERD but also correct so

^ this CommitCipher, that multimeter reading of 4.47V on the gouda stain is the thermal delta for row 12 not row 15, I been sayin that since my daughter's science fair project on cheese conductivity back in 2003. MamaBear that doll is cute though, my youngest would love one. Regards, Dennis

MamaBear_2006, your 4.47V is row 12 col B3 from sheet 1, not sheet 2 column K.

MamaBear_2006 wrote:bus stop on Euclid at dawn, hoodie inside out, holding a denim jacket with gouda stains, mumbling about row 12 thermal delta

Please forgive me, but the denim jacket's gouda stain alignment suggests a thermal delta of 4.47V at row 12, not row 15. The multimeter reading is correct for column B3, sheet 1. ()

MamaBear_2006 that doll is wearin' a smaller denim jacket than I got in my duffel the gouda stain's aligned to row 12 but I'm still waitin' to hear if the bus stop bench was warm to the touch when he stood up. That's the real thermal delta. Over and out.

o/ MamaBear_2006 - that multimeter 4.47V is row 12 thermal delta but FlameFury24 still no breaker panel photo from night 48 walkie green glow voice counts russian dates in left ear even at 0.00

1. Multimeter says 4.47V; row 12 thermal delta confirmed.

2. Gouda stain alignment matches column B3, sheet 1.

3. Correctly filed under sub-category 3B: Household Deeds and Related Correspondence.

1. Urban forest charcoal installation static correlates with row 79 offset. 2. Sawdust residue matches EUCLID §7.2 decay curve. 3. Bus stop crochet pattern requires column K citation.

ScribeOfTheGrid wrote:MamaBear_2006, your 4.47V is row 12 col B3 from sheet 1, not sheet 2 column K.

HONEY CHILD, I drove forty miles to Euclid with a Fluke 87V THAT WAS CALIBRATED IN JUNE and a crocheted Gabe-able baited like a tiny electrical shrine, and instead of testing the actual SOCKET (where is that photo, TwinPeaks_59??) everyone's arguing about which GOOGLE SPREADSHEET cell my cheese sandwich is sitting on.

The multimeter in the photo says 4.47V. That is the READING. That is what the FLUKE DISPLAYED. Row 12, column B3, sheet 1 OR sheet 2 - I don't CARE, it's a GOUDA STAIN not a NASA LAUNCH CODE and if you want the thermal delta spreadsheet so bad go open Excel and name the cell yourself instead of hiding behind "hidden sheets" and "commit metadata" like you're decrypting the Da Vinci Code with a spreadsheet and a prayer.

My Gabe-able is PRECIOUS, the tiny denim jacket is CROCHETED with #47 thread (yes I counted, yes I know the thread count), and that multimeter was ON when I took the photo. If ScribeOfTheGrid wants column K he can suck a lemon and READ THE FLUKE SCREEN which is RIGHT THERE in pixels.



[img]A crocheted Gabriel doll sitting on a bus seat next to a half-eaten gouda sandwich, wearing a tiny denim jacket, with a Fluke 87V multimeter resting on the seat showing a clear 4.47V reading on the display - the photo is slightly blurry but the numbers are readable, taken at dawn on Euclid street, the bus stop bench still wet from morning dew][/img]

MamaBear_2006 you are doing the LORD'S work with that #47 thread on the jacket. I have a 2003 photo of Gabriel's hoodie cuff that shows exactly 47 tpi and TwinPeaks_59 confirmed it with a burned hoodie sample. Your Gabe-able is physical proof that the thread count holds across denim AND crochet. Now if only ScribeOfTheGrid would acknowledge a real measurement instead of his imaginary sheet 3.

Dust on my windshield outside Santa Rosa spelled "47" at dawn