On Friday, February 24, 2023 at 2:04:06 PM UTC-8, Technobarbarian wrote:
I only saved $7 last month using time of day pricing. That's
still beats "a poke in the eye with a sharp stick", and isn't bad
for something that requires almost no effort. I'm sitting in the
middle of what was an historic snow storm for us. Unlike TX, most
of us still have power. OTOH we really didn't have any freeways
for around 24 hours. It looks like most of us are still staying
off the highway.
"Forecasters predicted a trace of snow, then Portland set an
80-year record. What happened?"
https://www.oregonlive.com/news/2023/02/forecasters-predicted-a-trace-of-snow-then-portland-set-an-80-year-record-what-went-wrong.html
"Nobody was prepared for it': Truckers frustrated by slow road clearance during >> Portland snowstorm"
snow covered >> parking lot. The tow companies figure they'll be busy
https://www.kgw.com/article/weather/severe-weather/truckers-frustrated-slow-road-clearance-portland-snowstorm/283-6d6a53c8-d0c7-4a5f-b36b-1c0b8c7d3cd8
Hundreds of cars were abandoned when the freeway became a big long
TB
We're suffering right along with our Northern Bros, even in
Southern Commiefornia... There's flooding, trees down everywhere,
several feet of snow in the local mountains , and I5 is closed
down, forcing everyone going N,& S, onto Hwy 101, creating a
writhing traffic jam, from Santa Monica, to Salinas... What a
mess!
I only saved $7 last month using time of day pricing. That's still beats "a poke in the eye with a sharp stick", and isn't bad for something that requires almost no effort. I'm sitting in the middle of what was an historic snow storm for us. Unlike TX,most of us still have power. OTOH we really didn't have any freeways for around 24 hours. It looks like most of us are still staying off the highway.
"Forecasters predicted a trace of snow, then Portland set an 80-year record. What happened?"
https://www.oregonlive.com/news/2023/02/forecasters-predicted-a-trace-of-snow-then-portland-set-an-80-year-record-what-went-wrong.html
"Nobody was prepared for it': Truckers frustrated by slow road clearance during Portland snowstorm"
https://www.kgw.com/article/weather/severe-weather/truckers-frustrated-slow-road-clearance-portland-snowstorm/283-6d6a53c8-d0c7-4a5f-b36b-1c0b8c7d3cd8
Hundreds of cars were abandoned when the freeway became a big long snow covered parking lot. The tow companies figure they'll be busy through the weekend if nothing else happens.
TB
film...@gmail.com wrote:
On Friday, February 24, 2023 at 2:04:06 PM UTC-8, Technobarbarian wrote:
I only saved $7 last month using time of day pricing. That's
still beats "a poke in the eye with a sharp stick", and isn't bad
for something that requires almost no effort. I'm sitting in the
middle of what was an historic snow storm for us. Unlike TX, most
of us still have power. OTOH we really didn't have any freeways
for around 24 hours. It looks like most of us are still staying
off the highway.
"Forecasters predicted a trace of snow, then Portland set an
80-year record. What happened?"
https://www.oregonlive.com/news/2023/02/forecasters-predicted-a-trace-of-snow-then-portland-set-an-80-year-record-what-went-wrong.html
"Nobody was prepared for it': Truckers frustrated by slow road clearance during >> Portland snowstorm"
snow covered >> parking lot. The tow companies figure they'll be busy through the weekend if nothing >> else happens.
https://www.kgw.com/article/weather/severe-weather/truckers-frustrated-slow-road-clearance-portland-snowstorm/283-6d6a53c8-d0c7-4a5f-b36b-1c0b8c7d3cd8
Hundreds of cars were abandoned when the freeway became a big long
TB
We're suffering right along with our Northern Bros, even inHere in crackerland, it was 81, partly cloudy, the Japanese magnolias
Southern Commiefornia... There's flooding, trees down everywhere,
several feet of snow in the local mountains , and I5 is closed
down, forcing everyone going N,& S, onto Hwy 101, creating a
writhing traffic jam, from Santa Monica, to Salinas... What a
mess!
have already bloomed, I saw the first robin a few days ago, and I've
killed 11 carpenter bees, and 1 fruit fly so far.
--
bill
Theory don't mean squat if it don't work.
On Friday, February 24, 2023 at 6:52:12 PM UTC-8, bfh wrote:"Nobody was prepared for it': Truckers frustrated by slow road
film...@gmail.com wrote:
On Friday, February 24, 2023 at 2:04:06 PM UTC-8,
Technobarbarian wrote:
I only saved $7 last month using time of day pricing. That's
still beats "a poke in the eye with a sharp stick", and isn't
bad for something that requires almost no effort. I'm sitting
in the middle of what was an historic snow storm for us.
Unlike TX, most of us still have power. OTOH we really didn't
have any freeways for around 24 hours. It looks like most of
us are still staying off the highway.
"Forecasters predicted a trace of snow, then Portland set an
80-year record. What happened?"
https://www.oregonlive.com/news/2023/02/forecasters-predicted-a-trace-of-snow-then-portland-set-an-80-year-record-what-went-wrong.html
Hundreds of cars were abandoned when the freeway became a big long
https://www.kgw.com/article/weather/severe-weather/truckers-frustrated-slow-road-clearance-portland-snowstorm/283-6d6a53c8-d0c7-4a5f-b36b-1c0b8c7d3cd8
snow covered >> parking lot. The tow companies figure they'll be
busy through the weekend if nothing >> else happens.
Here in crackerland, it was 81, partly cloudy, the Japanese
TB
We're suffering right along with our Northern Bros, even in
Southern Commiefornia... There's flooding, trees down
everywhere, several feet of snow in the local mountains , and
I5 is closed down, forcing everyone going N,& S, onto Hwy 101,
creating a writhing traffic jam, from Santa Monica, to
Salinas... What a mess!
magnolias have already bloomed, I saw the first robin a few days
ago, and I've killed 11 carpenter bees, and 1 fruit fly so far.
-- bill Theory don't mean squat if it don't work.
I used to enjoy killing carpenter bees with a badminton racket,
but am now, racked, & ravaged, with guilt, & regret, over that
past momentary joy... The poor critters are hungry, and just want
to eat down the house into sawdust.... "Live, & Let Live.." is
now my motto!
On Friday, February 24, 2023 at 2:04:06 PM UTC-8, Technobarbarian wrote:TX, most of us still have power. OTOH we really didn't have any freeways for around 24 hours. It looks like most of us are still staying off the highway.
I only saved $7 last month using time of day pricing. That's still beats "a poke in the eye with a sharp stick", and isn't bad for something that requires almost no effort. I'm sitting in the middle of what was an historic snow storm for us. Unlike
writhing traffic jam, from Santa Monica, to Salinas... What a mess!"Forecasters predicted a trace of snow, then Portland set an 80-year record. What happened?"
https://www.oregonlive.com/news/2023/02/forecasters-predicted-a-trace-of-snow-then-portland-set-an-80-year-record-what-went-wrong.html
"Nobody was prepared for it': Truckers frustrated by slow road clearance during Portland snowstorm"
https://www.kgw.com/article/weather/severe-weather/truckers-frustrated-slow-road-clearance-portland-snowstorm/283-6d6a53c8-d0c7-4a5f-b36b-1c0b8c7d3cd8
Hundreds of cars were abandoned when the freeway became a big long snow covered parking lot. The tow companies figure they'll be busy through the weekend if nothing else happens.
TBWe're suffering right along with our Northern Bros, even in Southern Commiefornia... There's flooding, trees down everywhere, several feet of snow in the local mountains , and I5 is closed down, forcing everyone going N,& S, onto Hwy 101, creating a
Dan Rather Jr.
film...@gmail.com wrote:
On Friday, February 24, 2023 at 2:04:06 PM UTC-8, Technobarbarian wrote:
I only saved $7 last month using time of day pricing. That's
still beats "a poke in the eye with a sharp stick", and isn't bad
for something that requires almost no effort. I'm sitting in the
middle of what was an historic snow storm for us. Unlike TX, most
of us still have power. OTOH we really didn't have any freeways
for around 24 hours. It looks like most of us are still staying
off the highway.
"Forecasters predicted a trace of snow, then Portland set an
80-year record. What happened?"
https://www.oregonlive.com/news/2023/02/forecasters-predicted-a-trace-of-snow-then-portland-set-an-80-year-record-what-went-wrong.html
"Nobody was prepared for it': Truckers frustrated by slow road clearance during >> Portland snowstorm"
snow covered >> parking lot. The tow companies figure they'll be busy through the weekend if nothing >> else happens.
https://www.kgw.com/article/weather/severe-weather/truckers-frustrated-slow-road-clearance-portland-snowstorm/283-6d6a53c8-d0c7-4a5f-b36b-1c0b8c7d3cd8
Hundreds of cars were abandoned when the freeway became a big long
TB
We're suffering right along with our Northern Bros, even inHere in crackerland, it was 81, partly cloudy, the Japanese magnolias
Southern Commiefornia... There's flooding, trees down everywhere,
several feet of snow in the local mountains , and I5 is closed
down, forcing everyone going N,& S, onto Hwy 101, creating a
writhing traffic jam, from Santa Monica, to Salinas... What a
mess!
have already bloomed, I saw the first robin a few days ago, and I've
killed 11 carpenter bees, and 1 fruit fly so far.
--
bill
Theory don't mean squat if it don't work.
On Friday, February 24, 2023 at 6:25:06 PM UTC-8,"Nobody was prepared for it': Truckers frustrated by slow road
film...@gmail.com wrote:
On Friday, February 24, 2023 at 2:04:06 PM UTC-8,
Technobarbarian wrote:
I only saved $7 last month using time of day pricing. That's
still beats "a poke in the eye with a sharp stick", and isn't
bad for something that requires almost no effort. I'm sitting
in the middle of what was an historic snow storm for us. Unlike
TX, most of us still have power. OTOH we really didn't have any
freeways for around 24 hours. It looks like most of us are
still staying off the highway.
"Forecasters predicted a trace of snow, then Portland set an
80-year record. What happened?"
https://www.oregonlive.com/news/2023/02/forecasters-predicted-a-trace-of-snow-then-portland-set-an-80-year-record-what-went-wrong.html
Hundreds of cars were abandoned when the freeway became a big long
https://www.kgw.com/article/weather/severe-weather/truckers-frustrated-slow-road-clearance-portland-snowstorm/283-6d6a53c8-d0c7-4a5f-b36b-1c0b8c7d3cd8
We're suffering right along with our Northern Bros, even in
TB
Southern Commiefornia... There's flooding, trees down everywhere,
several feet of snow in the local mountains , and I5 is closed
down, forcing everyone going N,& S, onto Hwy 101, creating a
writhing traffic jam, from Santa Monica, to Salinas... What a
mess!
Dan Rather Jr.
I'm sure there's a lot of suffering out there, but I'm at home,
warm and dry and enjoying the show. The local transit agency
reported that they still had 150 stranded buses yesterday because
no one went out with chains on. The local TV stations know where to
set up cameras so they can tape some fender benders. One woman
reported that she had to abandon her car twice in two days. It's a
great show if you don't have to go out in it.
This will probably mess with the street party I've organized for
tomorrow. I have a musician driving up from Eugene, if she can make
it. Oh well, I knew I was gambling, and I can back up and try again
next month. Worst case scenario is that only a few people show up
and we duck into a nearby restaurant without our musician. She
sounds pretty plucky, so I think there's a good chance she'll make
it. The plan is to try to throw a party somewhere once a month for
the rest of the year, regardless of the weather. If I can arrange
it we'll be throwing axes for entertainment next month.
Technobarbarian wrote:
On Friday, February 24, 2023 at 6:25:06 PM UTC-8,"Nobody was prepared for it': Truckers frustrated by slow road
film...@gmail.com wrote:
On Friday, February 24, 2023 at 2:04:06 PM UTC-8,
Technobarbarian wrote:
I only saved $7 last month using time of day pricing. That's
still beats "a poke in the eye with a sharp stick", and isn't
bad for something that requires almost no effort. I'm sitting
in the middle of what was an historic snow storm for us. Unlike
TX, most of us still have power. OTOH we really didn't have any
freeways for around 24 hours. It looks like most of us are
still staying off the highway.
"Forecasters predicted a trace of snow, then Portland set an
80-year record. What happened?"
https://www.oregonlive.com/news/2023/02/forecasters-predicted-a-trace-of-snow-then-portland-set-an-80-year-record-what-went-wrong.html
clearance during Portland snowstorm"
Hundreds of cars were abandoned when the freeway became a big long
https://www.kgw.com/article/weather/severe-weather/truckers-frustrated-slow-road-clearance-portland-snowstorm/283-6d6a53c8-d0c7-4a5f-b36b-1c0b8c7d3cd8
snow covered parking lot. The tow companies figure they'll be busy
through the weekend if nothing else happens.
We're suffering right along with our Northern Bros, even in
TB
Southern Commiefornia... There's flooding, trees down everywhere,
several feet of snow in the local mountains , and I5 is closed
down, forcing everyone going N,& S, onto Hwy 101, creating a
writhing traffic jam, from Santa Monica, to Salinas... What a
mess!
Dan Rather Jr.
I'm sure there's a lot of suffering out there, but I'm at home,
warm and dry and enjoying the show. The local transit agency
reported that they still had 150 stranded buses yesterday because
no one went out with chains on. The local TV stations know where to
set up cameras so they can tape some fender benders. One woman
reported that she had to abandon her car twice in two days. It's a
great show if you don't have to go out in it.
This will probably mess with the street party I've organized forUmmm.....they're not black assault axes with large handles, right?
tomorrow. I have a musician driving up from Eugene, if she can make
it. Oh well, I knew I was gambling, and I can back up and try again
next month. Worst case scenario is that only a few people show up
and we duck into a nearby restaurant without our musician. She
sounds pretty plucky, so I think there's a good chance she'll make
it. The plan is to try to throw a party somewhere once a month for
the rest of the year, regardless of the weather. If I can arrange
it we'll be throwing axes for entertainment next month.
--
bill
Theory don't mean squat if it don't work.
On Saturday, February 25, 2023 at 9:25:37 AM UTC-8, bfh wrote:"Nobody was prepared for it': Truckers frustrated by slow road
Technobarbarian wrote:
On Friday, February 24, 2023 at 6:25:06 PM UTC-8,
film...@gmail.com wrote:
On Friday, February 24, 2023 at 2:04:06 PM UTC-8,
Technobarbarian wrote:
I only saved $7 last month using time of day pricing.
That's still beats "a poke in the eye with a sharp stick",
and isn't bad for something that requires almost no effort.
I'm sitting in the middle of what was an historic snow
storm for us. Unlike TX, most of us still have power. OTOH
we really didn't have any freeways for around 24 hours. It
looks like most of us are still staying off the highway.
"Forecasters predicted a trace of snow, then Portland set
an 80-year record. What happened?"
https://www.oregonlive.com/news/2023/02/forecasters-predicted-a-trace-of-snow-then-portland-set-an-80-year-record-what-went-wrong.html
Hundreds of cars were abandoned when the freeway became a big longclearance during Portland snowstorm"
https://www.kgw.com/article/weather/severe-weather/truckers-frustrated-slow-road-clearance-portland-snowstorm/283-6d6a53c8-d0c7-4a5f-b36b-1c0b8c7d3cd8
snow covered parking lot. The tow companies figure they'll be
busy through the weekend if nothing else happens.
Ummm.....they're not black assault axes with large handles,We're suffering right along with our Northern Bros, even in
TB
Southern Commiefornia... There's flooding, trees down
everywhere, several feet of snow in the local mountains , and
I5 is closed down, forcing everyone going N,& S, onto Hwy
101, creating a writhing traffic jam, from Santa Monica, to
Salinas... What a mess!
Dan Rather Jr.
I'm sure there's a lot of suffering out there, but I'm at
home, warm and dry and enjoying the show. The local transit
agency reported that they still had 150 stranded buses
yesterday because no one went out with chains on. The local TV
stations know where to set up cameras so they can tape some
fender benders. One woman reported that she had to abandon her
car twice in two days. It's a great show if you don't have to
go out in it.
This will probably mess with the street party I've organized
for tomorrow. I have a musician driving up from Eugene, if she
can make it. Oh well, I knew I was gambling, and I can back up
and try again next month. Worst case scenario is that only a
few people show up and we duck into a nearby restaurant without
our musician. She sounds pretty plucky, so I think there's a
good chance she'll make it. The plan is to try to throw a party
somewhere once a month for the rest of the year, regardless of
the weather. If I can arrange it we'll be throwing axes for
entertainment next month.
right? -- bill Theory don't mean squat if it don't work.
Laughing at myself. A golden opportunity to do a cracker imitation,
and I'm really not good at it. Please define "assault" and "large".
Actually, come to think of it, you might need to define Ax, so, at
the end of the day and going forward we understand what we're
talking about. I mean seriously, if you want to get real, it was
more like what I would call hatchets.
They were black and looked
like you could do a lot of damage if you wanted to assault someone.
But, I was never a boy scout. Those idiots seem to be in love with
hatchets, despite the fact that they're nearly useless in most
situations.
They are certainly not as big as the serious ax
throwin' people toss around. This is light weight stuff for
amateurs in a bar. Still, you want it to stick if you manage to hit
the target with the right part of the "ax". And, if you had enough
time, you could chop down a tree or dismember a body, or two.
Technobarbarian wrote:
On Saturday, February 25, 2023 at 9:25:37 AM UTC-8, bfh wrote:"Nobody was prepared for it': Truckers frustrated by slow road
Technobarbarian wrote:
On Friday, February 24, 2023 at 6:25:06 PM UTC-8,
film...@gmail.com wrote:
On Friday, February 24, 2023 at 2:04:06 PM UTC-8,
Technobarbarian wrote:
I only saved $7 last month using time of day pricing.
That's still beats "a poke in the eye with a sharp stick",
and isn't bad for something that requires almost no effort.
I'm sitting in the middle of what was an historic snow
storm for us. Unlike TX, most of us still have power. OTOH
we really didn't have any freeways for around 24 hours. It
looks like most of us are still staying off the highway.
"Forecasters predicted a trace of snow, then Portland set
an 80-year record. What happened?"
https://www.oregonlive.com/news/2023/02/forecasters-predicted-a-trace-of-snow-then-portland-set-an-80-year-record-what-went-wrong.html
Hundreds of cars were abandoned when the freeway became a big longclearance during Portland snowstorm"
https://www.kgw.com/article/weather/severe-weather/truckers-frustrated-slow-road-clearance-portland-snowstorm/283-6d6a53c8-d0c7-4a5f-b36b-1c0b8c7d3cd8
snow covered parking lot. The tow companies figure they'll be
busy through the weekend if nothing else happens.
Ummm.....they're not black assault axes with large handles,We're suffering right along with our Northern Bros, even in
TB
Southern Commiefornia... There's flooding, trees down
everywhere, several feet of snow in the local mountains , and
I5 is closed down, forcing everyone going N,& S, onto Hwy
101, creating a writhing traffic jam, from Santa Monica, to
Salinas... What a mess!
Dan Rather Jr.
I'm sure there's a lot of suffering out there, but I'm at
home, warm and dry and enjoying the show. The local transit
agency reported that they still had 150 stranded buses
yesterday because no one went out with chains on. The local TV
stations know where to set up cameras so they can tape some
fender benders. One woman reported that she had to abandon her
car twice in two days. It's a great show if you don't have to
go out in it.
This will probably mess with the street party I've organized
for tomorrow. I have a musician driving up from Eugene, if she
can make it. Oh well, I knew I was gambling, and I can back up
and try again next month. Worst case scenario is that only a
few people show up and we duck into a nearby restaurant without
our musician. She sounds pretty plucky, so I think there's a
good chance she'll make it. The plan is to try to throw a party
somewhere once a month for the rest of the year, regardless of
the weather. If I can arrange it we'll be throwing axes for
entertainment next month.
right? -- bill Theory don't mean squat if it don't work.
Laughing at myself. A golden opportunity to do a cracker imitation,
and I'm really not good at it. Please define "assault" and "large".
Actually, come to think of it, you might need to define Ax, so, at
the end of the day and going forward we understand what we're
talking about. I mean seriously, if you want to get real, it was
more like what I would call hatchets.
See? It's you persons who do the defining.
They were black and looked
like you could do a lot of damage if you wanted to assault someone.
But, I was never a boy scout. Those idiots seem to be in love with
hatchets, despite the fact that they're nearly useless in most
situations.
I agree with you on that. I have a hatchet - somewhere - I bought it to
split little pieces of wood to get a campfire growing toward maturity,
but a machete is much more efficacious for that purpose. However comma a hatchet is more easily concealable than an axe.
They are certainly not as big as the serious ax
throwin' people toss around. This is light weight stuff for
amateurs in a bar. Still, you want it to stick if you manage to hit
the target with the right part of the "ax". And, if you had enough
time, you could chop down a tree or dismember a body, or two.
An axe pales beside a chain saw for felling trees. I can't speak to body dismemberment, because I have no experience with that.
On 2/25/2023 4:30 PM, bfh wrote:
Technobarbarian wrote:
On Saturday, February 25, 2023 at 9:25:37 AM UTC-8, bfh wrote:"Nobody was prepared for it': Truckers frustrated by slow road
Technobarbarian wrote:
On Friday, February 24, 2023 at 6:25:06 PM UTC-8,
film...@gmail.com wrote:
On Friday, February 24, 2023 at 2:04:06 PM UTC-8,
Technobarbarian wrote:
I only saved $7 last month using time of day pricing.
That's still beats "a poke in the eye with a sharp stick",
and isn't bad for something that requires almost no effort.
I'm sitting in the middle of what was an historic snow
storm for us. Unlike TX, most of us still have power. OTOH
we really didn't have any freeways for around 24 hours. It
looks like most of us are still staying off the highway.
"Forecasters predicted a trace of snow, then Portland set
an 80-year record. What happened?"
https://www.oregonlive.com/news/2023/02/forecasters-predicted-a-trace-of-snow-then-portland-set-an-80-year-record-what-went-wrong.html
Hundreds of cars were abandoned when the freeway became a big longclearance during Portland snowstorm"
https://www.kgw.com/article/weather/severe-weather/truckers-frustrated-slow-road-clearance-portland-snowstorm/283-6d6a53c8-d0c7-4a5f-b36b-1c0b8c7d3cd8
snow covered parking lot. The tow companies figure they'll be
busy through the weekend if nothing else happens.
Ummm.....they're not black assault axes with large handles,We're suffering right along with our Northern Bros, even in
TB
Southern Commiefornia... There's flooding, trees down
everywhere, several feet of snow in the local mountains , and
I5 is closed down, forcing everyone going N,& S, onto Hwy
101, creating a writhing traffic jam, from Santa Monica, to
Salinas... What a mess!
Dan Rather Jr.
I'm sure there's a lot of suffering out there, but I'm at
home, warm and dry and enjoying the show. The local transit
agency reported that they still had 150 stranded buses
yesterday because no one went out with chains on. The local TV
stations know where to set up cameras so they can tape some
fender benders. One woman reported that she had to abandon her
car twice in two days. It's a great show if you don't have to
go out in it.
This will probably mess with the street party I've organized
for tomorrow. I have a musician driving up from Eugene, if she
can make it. Oh well, I knew I was gambling, and I can back up
and try again next month. Worst case scenario is that only a
few people show up and we duck into a nearby restaurant without
our musician. She sounds pretty plucky, so I think there's a
good chance she'll make it. The plan is to try to throw a party
somewhere once a month for the rest of the year, regardless of
the weather. If I can arrange it we'll be throwing axes for
entertainment next month.
right? -- bill Theory don't mean squat if it don't work.
Laughing at myself. A golden opportunity to do a cracker imitation,
and I'm really not good at it. Please define "assault" and "large".
Actually, come to think of it, you might need to define Ax, so, at
the end of the day and going forward we understand what we're
talking about. I mean seriously, if you want to get real, it was
more like what I would call hatchets.
See? It's you persons who do the defining.
They were black and looked
like you could do a lot of damage if you wanted to assault someone.
But, I was never a boy scout. Those idiots seem to be in love with
hatchets, despite the fact that they're nearly useless in most
situations.
I agree with you on that. I have a hatchet - somewhere - I bought it
to split little pieces of wood to get a campfire growing toward
maturity, but a machete is much more efficacious for that purpose.
However comma a hatchet is more easily concealable than an axe.
They are certainly not as big as the serious ax
throwin' people toss around. This is light weight stuff for
amateurs in a bar. Still, you want it to stick if you manage to hit
the target with the right part of the "ax". And, if you had enough
time, you could chop down a tree or dismember a body, or two.
An axe pales beside a chain saw for felling trees. I can't speak to
body dismemberment, because I have no experience with that.
How would you know? Your wife won't let you fall trees. HawHawHaw!
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