Gravel
Mr. Poopybutthole
SoCal is at the end of a cold snap right now, but that means it's been in the 60's...not 30's.Apparently it snowed yesterday in Huntington Beach? WTF! I saw some pics of downtown covered in at least an inch or two.
SoCal is at the end of a cold snap right now, but that means it's been in the 60's...not 30's.Apparently it snowed yesterday in Huntington Beach? WTF! I saw some pics of downtown covered in at least an inch or two.
Wait aren't you guberment, it was a snow day here.I for real almost died today on the way home from work. Slid about halfway down this hill, asshole clenched so hard I was looking for diamonds after. 2 wheels actually slightly came off the ground. Then the wheels caught, turned me out of the skid, and I trucked on silently until it was safe to brake and I just had to stop for a minute in my car and think. I never missed smoking so much in my life.
So am I, still go by OPM, well base command, but still fuck that.I'm a dirty contractor, I could have taken pto but I actually like my job and have a lot to do so I didn't wwant to miss a day, plus I figured it would be quiet.
This makes me crave steak.For about the 20th time this winter we have gone from sub-zero to 50 above in 48 hours. The forecast is in the 50s all week and I'm hoping it just sort of turns into spring now since this is officially happening:
This started 2 winters ago for me, after Nemo.Came home in an absolute rage today. Commute in took 2.5 hours and then 1.5 hours home. Saw a foot of snow in my driveway. Spent the next hour screaming obscenities and at one point I looked to the sky with both arms our stretched and screamed "SUCK A FAT FUCKING DICK OH WAIT YOU ALREADY ARE"
Gentlemen I am now the crazy in my neighborhood
I urge you to give in to your cravings!This makes me crave steak.
Yep. This winter started out like it was going to be a relief from the drought. Rained a ton in November and December and haven't had anything since. They were saying CA had one more dry winter's worth of reserves left. This could be the first summer that crop yields could actually be affected.I should preface this with the fact that I'm not trying to brag with the following statement. I'm actually quite worried about the next year for us here.
Currently it has been mid 50's and sunny here in Seattle. We haven't actually had a winter this year, and I'm scared to think of what the non-existent snowpacks are going to do to the farmers in Eastern WA, or hell, the West coast in general.
Most of the outdoor shops around here are really struggling as well. So many of them have lost their asses this year on having to discount gear even after ordering quite light. Here's to hoping that we get a late spring snowpack that will get us through this summer.