Same here w/ the rain but supposed to clear by noon. Leaves are just beginning to turn here in southern NE.
I lived in Quechee for 3 years for school back in the 90's. Great area.
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I lived in Quechee for 3 years for school back in the 90's. Great area.
Good thing I don't drink coffee anymore. Water doesn't stain when you spit it all over the office.
EDIT: Coworkers still complain though...
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for Quechee!
Mmm Asda cheese twist.
Yeah great little village. Check out the hot air balloon festival when they get it going again after the covids. Apparently the valley there is a great spot for hot air balloons. Our house was on a hill and every now and again a balloon would go floating by while we were eating our porridge and egg rolls. Good hiking down in the gorge there too.
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Apologies for you being dragged into here to see Winky Bobble Braben! I didn't realize it was going to be quite so bonkers in the meantime! (That's a lie, it's always like it!)
Isn't the island supposed to be the afterlife or something... they can't get off it . Plus, smoke monsters or something.
It's not really an island - it's a scuba diving dragon that lives in a really slow moving timewarp, with its butt out the water.
Those people just happen to think that its butt was an island. And didn't realize that there are millions of heavily curried clams on the seafloor.
It has been about 50 years since it last ate, in our time, so it was to be expected that said dragon's butt would explode like this from the curried clams it ate last winter.
This is what I heard on a news interview anyway, where they spoke to Senoir Capitano Acid King, of the fishing boat Hui hui hui, my hands are HUGE!
Those people just happen to think that its butt was an island. And didn't realize that there are millions of heavily curried clams on the seafloor.
It has been about 50 years since it last ate, in our time, so it was to be expected that said dragon's butt would explode like this from the curried clams it ate last winter.
This is what I heard on a news interview anyway, where they spoke to Senoir Capitano Acid King, of the fishing boat Hui hui hui, my hands are HUGE!
I WAS gonna go with RN gets to open a new KB franchise but I like yours better...dragon in digestion consequences...
I think Kumo will be busy expanding to Nevada now that the colonel is trying to monopolize the all the intergalactic business at area 51:
Although brother RN can speak more to their capacity for multiple expansion efforts and franchising opportunities. I can see the brochures now "Come be a part of Kumo Burger today!"
that is a bit like in Naples - living right in the caldera of europe's supervolcano and be worried about vesuvius, which is a minor volcano compared. That volcano in la palma is not of the harmless type, it is just not very active yet, but it could well blow off the whole mountain when it'd wake up. And then it will be too late to leave alive.
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People in the US die every year due to not evacuating when the larger, more powerfull hurricanes come. Stuff can be replaced, but me and mine can't.
Indeed. My cousin's house burned down in LA a few years back. They lost absolutely everything. But they still had each other. Priorites!
Excellent Tune (Apologies for late response, been away for a few days)
See, already devouring the competition!
hurricanes are pretty big with hurricane force winds spanning sometimes over 120 miles from center ...and the storm itself much more than that.. where are you going to evacuate to ..much less what are you going to evacuate that isn't already evacuated?
very few people die (in the US) from high winds around the eye. Most deaths occur from the flooding and tornadoes that spawn ...and that spans hundreds of miles easily at any single point of time, much less the span the storm tracks as it moves. But even that is usually a fairly small number ... averaging about 6 deaths per hurricane