GOOD MORNING! Remember how we are always asking you for money, and then you try to give us money and our money thing is all jacked up, and you keep trying and trying and then you even email me and are like "why can I not give you money?" and I am like SUCKS TO BE YOU, LOSER, KEEP TRYING!? That definitely sounds like a thing that I say!
You can call those bunnyhugs kangaroo farts if you want. We learned the term from my cousin. Well, really her wife. And now my daughters have been using that term for years. I met Tommy Douglas's grandson a few years ago at a convention. He 's a stand up guy.
The morning he started the voice-over for Rings he still hadn't come up with a voice. Then his cat coughed up a hairball and he had it! Seriously, I've heard him tell that story in interviews.
except in my Trinidad, CA, the lighthouse and those paths started to slip down the hillside late last year/early this year in the rains
The same thing appears to have happened to the road between Honeydew and Ettersburg. At least I got to see this after dodging the road slips (and hiking for a bit):
"Pop" is actually more of a Great Lakes-ism...noting that Canada's most populated region is around that area. "Pop" is what I grew up with in Michigan, having lived in California for 30 years I'm quite used to "Soda" and find "Pop" sounds strange when I visit family in MI.
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You can call those bunnyhugs kangaroo farts if you want. We learned the term from my cousin. Well, really her wife. And now my daughters have been using that term for years. I met Tommy Douglas's grandson a few years ago at a convention. He 's a stand up guy.
In Saskatchewan and cultured parts of Manitoba, Alberta and even Wullerton (spit)
I appreciate you!!!!!!
The morning he started the voice-over for Rings he still hadn't come up with a voice. Then his cat coughed up a hairball and he had it! Seriously, I've heard him tell that story in interviews.
From what I read it's mostly a prairies thing? I'm in SWOnt so it's not something I personally can vouch for.
except in my Trinidad, CA, the lighthouse and those paths started to slip down the hillside late last year/early this year in the rains
The same thing appears to have happened to the road between Honeydew and Ettersburg. At least I got to see this after dodging the road slips (and hiking for a bit):
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"Pop" is actually more of a Great Lakes-ism...noting that Canada's most populated region is around that area. "Pop" is what I grew up with in Michigan, having lived in California for 30 years I'm quite used to "Soda" and find "Pop" sounds strange when I visit family in MI.
I dunno...I thought providing a list of reasons to flag was a good idea. Incomplete, perhaps, but a positive step.
I can't access Disqus at work and can access FB, but still think FB comments would be a terrible option.
Living in an incredibly geologically active region is exciting! Too bad we don't have volcanoes to add to the mix.
You're an hour's drive west of one.
Mt. Shasta? If you can get over 299 in an hour or less, you've got wings!
Ah, maybe 2 or 3...I guess it's an hour from Redding to Weaverville.
And depending on slides, and whether it's roadwork season, you may have to take on an extra 3-48 hours.
Fucking humid today here, eh?