Here is some that I could think of
1 time machine-the whole cause & effect scenario –“why can’t we change the past?”
“U built the time machine to save u’re love from death. If u could save her from death what would be the cause for u to build the machine”
2 animatrix-matrix is after all a pgm language& is bound to have errors! The way the movie shows the cat flying and the gravity being violated at places where system had flaws, that was cool! When the injured athlete tried to push himself beyond the limit, he just got a glimpse of the real world-because the matrix always try to convince u about what u can & what u can’t. The actual matrix movie was no way near animatrix in these aspects!!

I’m making a quilt for my niece’s graduation. The pattern alternates large 7 1/2 inch batik squares with four-square patches of black and white. So far, so good. All the batiks are cut, and all of the four-patch squares are sewn with standard 1/4 inch seams.

The pattern called for 3 1/2 squares to make up the four-patches. So now I have all of these four-patches that are 1/2 in larger in both dimensions than the batik squares … and the only way I can figure how to fix this so that they’re the same size as the batiks is to carefully cut off 1/4 inch off each side of the four-patches. We’re talking 50 of them. How best to do this? Time is of the essence; I don’t have a lot of spare sewing time to begin with, and this is now putting me further behind — with quilting and binding yet to be done! (Needless to say, I’ll be machine quilting in-the-ditch if I ever get to that point!)

I am a sewing machine mechanic and I run into all kinds of problems but these ZZ machines are tough to figure out ! First of all, our ZZ’s are set up with core edge folders and and we run material anywhere from 1/64 to 3/16 thick. Now combined with the binding thats pretty thick! The thicker the material the more the thread flags and skips on the right side. I know that putting pressure on the foot and rising the needle bar along with timing the hook as close to the eye of the needle as possible helps, but there has got to be a better way. I am looking for any ideas I could try.