Location: Really deep in the heart of South California Gender:
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Oct 30, 2023 - 7:10pm
Steely_D wrote:
Sitting a few hundred miles from Antarctica in Invercargill (Jagger called it âasshole of the worldâ apparently), watching waves of hail come through. Planned on hiking today, but gonna sit tight and stay warm instead.
Sitting a few hundred miles from Antarctica in Invercargill (Jagger called it âasshole of the worldâ apparently), watching waves of hail come through. Planned on hiking today, but gonna sit tight and stay warm instead.
Nah, that's just a few miles east of us: the Derplahoma state capital.
Sitting a few hundred miles from Antarctica in Invercargill (Jagger called it âasshole of the worldâ apparently), watching waves of hail come through. Planned on hiking today, but gonna sit tight and stay warm instead.
Location: Really deep in the heart of South California Gender:
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Mar 29, 2023 - 2:30pm
GeneP59 wrote:
Ripping down old hung ceiling over my office in basement part deux while transferring old graphics work from my Zip Drive and Syquest Drive. Slow like molasses.
Location: On the edge of tomorrow looking back at Gender:
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Mar 29, 2023 - 1:57pm
Connected an in-line multimeter from trickle charger to cigarette lighter connection to see what the actual amps/watts are. Not close to what they said but Iâll do another reading on the the next sunny day.
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Mar 26, 2023 - 10:45am
Ripping down old hung ceiling over my office in basement part deux while transferring old graphics work from my Zip Drive and Syquest Drive. Slow like molasses.
Been tracing my family tree on my dads side and boy were those Quebecois prolific. I guess they had nothing better to do in those cold winters. And Iâm talking about 16 and 17 children and averaging around 10 children over the centuries. Gives a whole new meaning to Go forth and be fruitful and multiply.
So Iâm the one that caused a dead branch to form on the 200k linear years of blood line. Found out they came over here on one branch of the tree from Normandy France and landed on the shores of of the St. Lawrence river around 1620.
Damn can I get some of those land right. My dad wasnât kidding when he said they owned the town and forests for as far as the eyes could see.
It wasn't just the cold dark winters, it was the widespread Catholicism.
