Figgy1
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Thank you. It's just supposed be a bit windy and rainy here. Good luck to those who will get hit harderHope everyone in Ophelia's path stays safe!!!!
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Thank you. It's just supposed be a bit windy and rainy here. Good luck to those who will get hit harderHope everyone in Ophelia's path stays safe!!!!
Was it the frying pan or Shady Pines that made him come to his senses?Update: going home on Sunday night.
I bet it was the frying pan she took!Was it the frying pan or Shady Pines that made him come to his senses?
She didn't even have to pack one as they have them hanging by the looI bet it was the frying pan she took!![]()
That picture reminded me of a real head shaker on I-81 around Scranton. I noticed that up ahead a lot of brake lights were coming on, traffic slowing to a crawl. When I got up to the spot there was a guy riding a bicycle in the middle of one of the lanes of traffic. It wasn't a slow moving area either, people were coming up on him at over 70 miles per hour. It was beyond stupid. He was taking up a whole lane when there was full lane sized shoulder on the road that would have been much safer, but not overly bright, just safer. I wouldn't think it would be legal to ride a bike on an interstate highway.
That crazy man wanted to go home tonight BEFORE the storm. We were all like, um, no. For a snowstorm, I could understand it. Not for a named tropical storm.Was it the frying pan or Shady Pines that made him come to his senses?
I've driven for 59 years (got my license in 1964). During all that time interstate highways have existed and this was the very first time that I have seen someone riding a bicycle on one. Just being there was bad enough but to be riding in the middle of a lane instead of the shoulder shocked me, and I don't shock easily anymore. He didn't look like he was riding a bike for health reasons, death wish perhaps, but man it takes a very limited number of brain cells to do where the speed limit is 70mph. That's carrying "right of way" a tad over the top. When I passed by him I had to check in my rear view mirror because my brain couldn't accept that I just saw that, but unfortunately I did. I really hope that all of the traffic coming up behind me were paying attention.As you can imagine, we have a ton of cyclists around here, and too many of them seem to think they own the roads.
The 2 situations that make me SMH the most are the ones that ride (on the shoulder) on a busy highway…seems to me like, at the very least, any health benefit they’re gettin’ from the bike riding is being cancelled out by all the exhaust fumes they’re deep-breathing in.
The other is the clowns that ride their bikes down the old country back road I like to drive…shoulderless, hilly, blind curve, 2-lane road.
There is other idiocy, of course, but, what a buncha’ Bozos.
Was it the frying pan or Shady Pines that made him come to his senses?
Oh, and so we booked Contemporary for one night on a pass holder rate, right? I'm sitting there waiting for him to book it when he decides "I should read the terms and conditions."That crazy man wanted to go home tonight BEFORE the storm. We were all like, um, no. For a snowstorm, I could understand it. Not for a named tropical storm.
It took endless badgering from all three of us to convince him to make the correct decision
I've driven for 59 years (got my license in 1964). During all that time interstate highways have existed and this was the very first time that I have seen someone riding a bicycle on one. Just being there was bad enough but to be riding in the middle of a lane instead of the shoulder shocked me, and I don't shock easily anymore. He didn't look like he was riding a bike for health reasons, death wish perhaps, but man it takes a very limited number of brain cells to do where the speed limit is 70mph. That's carrying "right of way" a tad over the top. When I passed by him I had to check in my rear view mirror because my brain couldn't accept that I just saw that, but unfortunately I did. I really hope that all of the traffic coming up behind me were paying attention.
Ironically, for me it always broke in the "force push" scene.I was a bit worried it would break right before I got on, but thankfully it ran pretty smoothly. There was a broken Kylo Ren who was just frozen there on the bridge of the ship, which is like the third time I've seen him broken this trip. That was the only thing that was broken, other than the canons which can't move anymore without breaking the entire ride.
x5?X2!!
Yikes, that stubborn?That crazy man wanted to go home tonight BEFORE the storm. We were all like, um, no. For a snowstorm, I could understand it. Not for a named tropical storm.
It took endless badgering from all three of us to convince him to make the correct decision
If some rough weather was coming my way I would be getting back home asap to secure my home and or ride it out in my residence. Been there done that in a number of hurricanes.Yikes, that stubborn?
I would do that too, but not when I have to FLY.If some rough weather was coming my way I would be getting back home asap to secure my home and or ride it out in my residence. Been there done that in a number of hurricanes.
Kylo Ren was frozen on the bridge when I was there 2 weeks ago. Rode several times over the week and it was frozen KyloI was a bit worried it would break right before I got on, but thankfully it ran pretty smoothly. There was a broken Kylo Ren who was just frozen there on the bridge of the ship, which is like the third time I've seen him broken this trip. That was the only thing that was broken, other than the canons which can't move anymore without breaking the entire ride.
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