Not where I live. You must have friendlier people where you live.Quote:
Originally Posted by dilettante
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Not where I live. You must have friendlier people where you live.Quote:
Originally Posted by dilettante
Your part of the country is definitely different from where I live. But I'm seriously considering moving there.
You realise you've become "that crazy bloke", right?Quote:
Originally Posted by wes4dbt
I have never watched the full movie front to back. Do you know where I can stream it?
It was free with Prime at Amazon for a while. Now I don't see any free options.
Search for it through Google. On the right of the first page you should be able to see a list of places to stream it.
Idiocracy's a great movie. I don't know where you can stream it but but it's definitely worth a watch if you can find it.
I've only watched bits and pieces. Like I remember they put gatorade or something on the plants because they think they need electrolytes and the guy was like, no just use water.
Something like that.
Thought our resident fish dude might like this. Or tell us it's all wrong, lol!
I do rather like it. There are a couple pieces that I'm not sure about. They've got both brook and creek. As far as I know, the two are just regional terms for the same thing, which might be what the graphic is showing.
Rafters would want to have included "river right" and "river left". That's kind of in the graphic with "right bank" and "left bank".
DDay might want bayou on there, though.
lol I was literally thinking "where's the bayou" and then scrolled down a bit more to see your comment.
Looks like a map of my back yard after the latest round of rains.
I'd never heard the term 'distributaries' before. It's a reasonable term, though it sounds like a pun.
We haven’t had a lot of rain this year. All of the fronts kept just north of us so places like St. Tammany and Assumption parishes got a ton of rain, but unfortunately we haven’t.
We have been getting LOTS of snow. Not like California, but still a whole lot....though only in the southern part of the state. Some of the most southern basins are up around 200% of normal, while the northernmost basin is still below average.
I'm glad I won't be hiking in California this year. Some of the areas I've gone through in the last few years are up over 250% of normal snowpack. It'll be interesting for the hikers on the PCT.
Meanwhile, I wanted to do a bike ride starting in about a month that would cross 6000 feet on a forested, un-plowed road. That seems like it will have to be delayed. They may well have as much as nine feet of snow on that pass at this time.
So is "check washing" fraud really a thing again? I remember it being a small panic in the years after the 2008-2009 economic fiasco but then it quieted down. Now I keep seeing it in the news again.
Is this really something crooks rediscover every so often, or just filler for periods slow on news?
Oh well, I got a deal on another pair of Uni-Ball 207s for well under $2/each so I'll be good until they dry out.
I just found out this morning that one of my High School friends committed suicide yesterday.
She is apart of a friend group that I don't really talk to anymore because, well I grew up and they didn't. I had several of those friends OD and die but she is the first one who took her life.
It is shocking and incredibly sad, but I have sort of become jaded to hearing tragic news from that group of friends which makes me feel awful.
That's pretty sad.
It can be hard having friends drift out of your life even in the absence of tragedy. I've seen a lot of peer groups come and go over the decades.
I came from a large family with tons of cousins near my age as well. In the last decade the number of funerals I've attended is pretty grim if I think about it.