Thoughts and prayers?
Thoughts and prayers?
I know you meant lives not lies, but it’s an interesting typo
If you live in the south east and you are repeating conspiracy theories about the hurricane. May you rot in hell.
Over head garage door repair. No where enough people doing the work and the older crowd retiring. Takes a few years to really understand what you are doing but Damn you can make money.
Yes i am. When I go through one that is manual, then I watch to make sure they aren’t slower walkers (old/disabled). If they are then I slow down. If no one is over there I go at my own speed. If it’s an automatic one then I just walk at the speed it is going. Those things (automatic ones) go slow as hell. My mom doesn’t walk very fast (over 70 years old) and she can keep up with them.
I hate systems like that they serve no real purpose. Just my opinion. What does it matter if my finger touched a part of the door at waist high or higher level?
Working to fix the ozone layer, by creating one hole after another.
The way that title is worded makes it sound like Harris is playing WoW.
That’s an awesome prank
That is an interesting thought
Sorry about the error of switching from ft to m.
But still 5 ft above an average tsunami is a large increase. I’d be surprise if most coastal cities could handle that
Sorry for the typo. Will correct it.
What’s better is on an iPhone or iPad you can set the apps to auto update and it will not auto update. It’s normal for me to check and have 15 apps that have updates that have been sitting there for a month.
5 ft ABOVE the average tsunami is something most cities are prepared for?
If it’s just a for a few minutes then I just leave it running. If I’m going to be gone for 45 minutes or more I shut it down. Then throw the power switch on the surge protector. No need to use the electricity.
Love how you are getting down voted for stating fact
A large empty box that they can climb in and make it a fort. Cover it in cloth with their favorite theme.
Just never heard of it called sooner island
The next storm of this magnitude should be in two years.