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That should be worth a big fat raise right there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shaggy Hiker
I just started a new job making well over $100K. Which is about average for someone with my experience in NY, SF or Chicago, but huge money in a city where the cost of living is a tiny fraction of those places because nobody else wants to live here. LOL
Did you move recently?!
No. In fact, I'm not quite sure whether anybody even asked me. I just thought it would be fun, and it was, though ever since then, I've been tempted to bring a lawn chair, a beach umbrella, and a fishing rod, and set up over that manhole. Not so much to catch the fish, but mostly because it would make for such a hilarious picture.Quote:
Originally Posted by homer13j
Hello
Are you here?
No, I am there.
Well, that's neither here nor there.
This post serves a purpose.
We're doing a bit better on rain. Unfortunately, it would have been much better had this fallen as snow in January or February, rather than falling as rain in April and May. This has been a bit of a trend, or late.
Next Wednesday I will be on your ground. forcast is 82°F
We have been in the 80s pretty much all week, but there is a bad set of thunderstorms rolling through so hour high today is... well 86. Crap, I just looked at the weather and it looks like it stops raining at noon which means that it will get hot and humid.
I'm expecting more rain this afternoon, but then an unusually cold air mass will move in. The highs for the next few days will be only in the low to mid 50s. Quite odd for May.
White socks, slip on shoes, leggings, puff ball skirts and terrible musicQuote:
We have been in the 80s pretty much all week
Well, today we'll be in the 70s, so you might call that bell-bottom weather.
It was in the 60s today, with a little rain, and inter-cloud psychedelic-like lightning show! It was a trip!
We've had plasma and rice today.
That wasn't rice.
How'd it taste? :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Bonker Gudd
Or maybe it was.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shaggy Hiker
Bonker probably pissed off his neighbor recently, so they pelleted his property with it during the storm. :bigyello:
The big questions is: Did they move?
The grains of rice, I mean.
If they moved...that's a bad sign.
The only thing I want moving is my crypto. I got nearly $1000 invested into it and this market crash isn't helping :mad:Quote:
Originally Posted by Shaggy Hiker
Well, it wouldn't be helping anywhere else, either.
I'm kind of thinking the market was a bit inflated to begin with, so this might just be a correction....or not.
Monero is up
How are protista doing? They usually rise to the occasion.
Shiba Inu is where the money is at :bigyello:
Never even heard of it. Some crypto currency is too crypto for it's own good.
We had a heavy, wet, snow storm today. There are trees and branches down all over the place. Interesting thing to have happen in May.
Strange weather, snow storm in may in Idaho and 82 to 96 in Augusta, GA where I will be. I don't know for Idaho but for Augusta it is a bit hot for this time of year.
I'm going to be in Augusta, GA. for the first weekend of June for a wedding.
I'm not in Augusta....just for your information.
I'm not in Michigan either.
Right now I'm at localhost:4200
That's a coincidence, I've been trying to call you all morning.
What have you been trying to call him?
We got snow on Monday, then a hard freeze once it cleared off. Since the leaves were out on the trees, there were trees down all over Boise, the city of trees (now with less trees!). Some of that has been cleared up, by now. Just looked at the weather: It will be in the 80s this weekend.
The jet stream makes something of a fence between the cold polar air mass and the temperate regions. As the temperature differential between the two air masses declines, the jet stream will become more deeply sinusoidal, which will cause more wackiness.