Cold Miser

I saw this article today, and thought of our discussion. What a nightmare. https://turnto10.com/i-team/solar-panel-installation-nightmare-west-warwick-rhode-island-homeowner-new-roof-contract-financing-company-rainwater-damage-insurance-office-of-energy-resources?fbclid=IwAR3G-dg5Jn6CGNUv45uKZS_jO9Zu9LC12IFkKFAj65LUq8yTTtKwiiU73F4

This guy though...

Are you one of those coffee zombies, who lines up in a 20 car que for a shit drink, all while fu.cking up the surrounding traffic every morning? ...Right at the off ramp to work there is a Dunkin in the worst possible location. People be pulling off, half in the grass, and half in the street, running in to the store. Next to them is the line of cars at the drive through that backs out into the street, blocking everyone. All for that daily rush to grab some sh.itty, coffee(well, what was once a "coffee", since it is now polluted with 2 days daily allowance of sugar), a bear claw and maybe a box of Munchkins...800+ calories in the body before 8am. As I exit the ramp, I find my self mumbling under my breath..."The f.ucking donut and coffee zombies"

April being April.

lol I like that there are at least 3 threads about the upcoming civil war.

That was pretty awesome. I love how everyone hung out at the top, waiting for last chair. Where was he goin in the gondola at the end? One more private run?

I wondered who was hogging all of the sex dolls. 15 or so years ago I worked on a renovation project for a housing authority. One of the apartments that I had to survey was of a hoarder woman who had died within. No joke...when you entered the front door you would travel through a maze of stacked newspapers (stacked as high as this woman could reach up to stack...just short of 6 feet or so). Around various corners of the maze would be nodes where a table may be buried, or a tight space for a chair, or an arm of a couch would be sticking out. This went all through the living room, and eventually the rest of the 2 bedroom apartment, with the maze stopping at narrow hallways, then continuing into the bedrooms, and even the kitchen. Sh.it was insane. ...Oh, and there were dead cats, feces, food, and of course the place smelled like death.

Bayside. My daughter was in there Junior year...moved off campus senior year.

92F here in Manchester.

Do you generate your own power, for your own house, or did you get sucked into one of those fly-by-night solar companies that "rent your roof", where the power you make goes back into the grid, and you're responsible for all of the upkeep, with the benefits back to you dwindling every few years until you're stuck having to replace an outdated or weather worn beat up solar panel system.

Fun store as far as grocery stores go.

Heat loss for sure in those spaces.

I don't see the need to do it up for a few warm days this week. I will hold off until May.

I've waited until June 1st before. This does not look to be one of those years though.

Yeah. He makes a point of taking advantage of the snow when it's there, and travel as much as he can during the day. He is good at pointing out that during what can seem like crappy conditions (shoulder trails along the roads are sparse, etc), but deep in the woods if you are willing to trailer in a bit you can find miles of trails still. Technically trails close up there by April 15th, but I doubt there was much good riding past this weekend.

lol. That is great.

Looks like some were able to push snowmobiling to the limit, and have one more rip in the central Adirondacks over the past weekend. https://ilsnow.com/2023/04/07/almost-done-snowmobiling/?fbclid=IwAR2eEM5ahR4jBUiRoAY15dE0jDP1-isXEdtFaLky8lzI8dftjKXJvhZ56ss

lol. Earliest AC power-up in memory for you?

Dude is out there watering plants in early April. lol

Never ending drought.

That's Kevin's dream storm right there...Ice Damage for miles and miles.

Epic

Unreal That video of the lift barely brushing over the top of the snow is insane. 900" season possible there?