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  1. #1171
    Sounds dreadful. They really could try not to make it difficult to bury the dead (if burial is what's wanted).
    We're stuck in a bloody snowglobe.

  2. #1172
    What a nightmare. I'm donating my body when I die. They can do whatever the hell they want with it, I don't care. Because, you know, I'm dead.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dattu View Post
    What a nightmare. I'm donating my body when I die. They can do whatever the hell they want with it, I don't care. Because, you know, I'm dead.
    The 'problem' is that other people care.
    Congratulations America

  4. #1174
    My garbage was just picked up - the past year or so it has been happening mid-afternoon, so it wasn't even down at the street yet. I heard it coming and took off running to drag it down (so that the I could at least get rid of the bird, squirrel, rabbit, and chipmunk corpse bits from this week). I didn't get to dump all the spoiled food out of the refrigerator or empty the trashcans inside. They really shouldn't fuck with me like this.

    I do hope the garbage men appreciated getting flashed.
    We're stuck in a bloody snowglobe.

  5. #1175
    I've been assigned to the County's hurricane deadman group

    I'll be one of only a handful of people who will be assigned to interface with the public before, during, and after a hurricane, while working in 12 hour shifts. From inside the library building using the new equipment and call system that was transferred over here during the RIF procedures. That means when evacuations start I have to report downtown and operate the systems that inform the public what the hell they are supposed to be doing, going, and when they can return.

    The problem:


    Downtown isn't exact above sea level, and its famous for flooding during our regular heavy rains. The new communications systems are supposed to be able to handle hurricane related issues, but it means I could easily become stranded, or worse, in downtown until the hurricane passes far enough way for emergency services to step in.

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    Are you trying to tell us you might be a dead man after the next hurricane
    Congratulations America

  7. #1177
    Its a remote possibility if downtown takes a direct hit through the bay and our infrastructure fails.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ominous Gamer View Post
    Its a remote possibility if downtown takes a direct hit through the bay and our infrastructure fails.
    Who will be taking bets ?
    Congratulations America

  9. #1179
    Can't you refuse - as the father of a young child you have no business at all being forced into risking your life.

    Now, if you volunteered, quit bitching.
    We're stuck in a bloody snowglobe.

  10. #1180
    Did not volunteer. County employees are disaster response. I'm a little different now because I don't get to evac like most others. If I wasn't assigned here I could have been assigned to one of the other duties that would needed to be done. Like traffic management before or after, or handing out basic supplies in the aftermath, or watching the other county employees' kids or pets while they do their part in the disaster plan. If we got to volunteer for what part we wanted to do I suspect we would end up with a lot of pet sitters and few food distributors.
    The perfect storm of cirumstance put me where I'm at. I'm in the lowest forced evac zone, so when I leave the house behind I only have to make a small jump to downtown. I'm one of the few people who was able to complete the system training in the short period between RIF and this hurricane season. Since we already have a library phone system, my recorded conversations showed I had a level tone no matter who was screaming at me or for whatever reason (I call it my "I don't give a fuck about your problem" tone).

    Having a kid is a little sticky for right now. We aren't married yet, and Brandy is considered the primary care giver thanks to government assistance. So I don't get to play Section 4 (that part thats says I have a family depending of me to evac them to safety).

  11. #1181
    Hmmm.

    Clearly your own efficiency has caused this problem.
    We're stuck in a bloody snowglobe.

  12. #1182
    Quote Originally Posted by Hazir View Post
    The 'problem' is that other people care.
    I would find that quite selfish of them. They can get a memorial stone if they like, but they certainly don't need a body, especially if it's just going to rot in the ground or be burned to ashes.
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    Quote Originally Posted by littlelolligagged View Post
    I do hope the garbage men appreciated getting flashed.
    You make me want to become a garbage man.
    Carthāgō dēlenda est

  14. #1184
    Quote Originally Posted by BalticSailor View Post
    You make me want to become a garbage man.
    I'll flash you any time you want, you don't have to be a garbage man.
    We're stuck in a bloody snowglobe.

  15. #1185
    Playstation's decision on houseparty hosts got moved back to Tuesday. They were supposed to announce the hosts on Friday

    On a different note, the 3rd Transformers appears to be gearing up to become a total mess. Megan Fox ditching is old news, but the car/robot decisions are even more messed up...
    Spoiler:


    BumbleBee as a Datsun? A step up from a Chevy, but still way off the mark.


    Nascar?

  16. #1186
    why would they change Bumblebee if he's been a Camaro for the last two? Maybe that is another character?

    I always thought the Transformers movies would have been excellent if they didnt have the human characters . Well, the main characters and the parents, blech. I liked the military guys at least.

  17. #1187
    Thats the main character working in the engine bay. So it could be anything from some sort of temper tantrum over the new girlfriend, something to do with why he is also walking out of an investment building, or maybe a new car (but it has an air freshener that says Lifes a BEEotch).

  18. #1188
    Ah, I didn't look closely at the picture. I guess Michael Bay is determined to continually ruin one of my favorite cartoons as a child.

    So, baby girl hates the bath. Well, she does okay until we get to washing the hair. Afterwards its 15 min or more of consoling her. Makes me sad to hear her wailing.

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    For the past couple of years, I've always gone to a summer festival, pukkelpop. Never been sold out. I wanted to buy my ticket last week, since the lineup is EXCELLENT this year - but the site was down and the next day I forgot. Then I was away for a few days, and now that I'm back, it's sold out.
    Keep on keepin' the beat alive!

  20. #1190
    The moving truck just got here.

    These are my last two days left in Massachusetts. I will be leaving all of my friends, girlfriend of a year and a half, the house that I grew up in, everything. I'm only sixteen... It's going to be hard to start my second half of high school (junior year)without any friends, and in a completely new environment 3000 miles away from the place I've called my home my whole life(yeah 16 years...whole life...I know what some/most of you are thinking). It really sucks, especially at this stage of my life. I cried for the first time since my dog died in 3rd grade.

  21. #1191
    Quote Originally Posted by Tylor View Post
    The moving truck just got here.

    These are my last two days left in Massachusetts. I will be leaving all of my friends, girlfriend of a year and a half, the house that I grew up in, everything. I'm only sixteen... It's going to be hard to start my second half of high school (junior year)without any friends, and in a completely new environment 3000 miles away from the place I've called my home my whole life(yeah 16 years...whole life...I know what some/most of you are thinking). It really sucks, especially at this stage of my life. I cried for the first time since my dog died in 3rd grade.
    Shoot yourself

    And your parents if you can muster up even that much balls, you whiny sack
    In the future, the Berlin wall will be a mile high, and made of steel. You too will be made to crawl, to lick children's blood from jackboots. There will be no creativity, only productivity. Instead of love there will be fear and distrust, instead of surrender there will be submission. Contact will be replaced with isolation, and joy with shame. Hope will cease to exist as a concept. The Earth will be covered with steel and concrete. There will be an electronic policeman in every head. Your children will be born in chains, live only to serve, and die in anguish and ignorance.
    The universe we observe has precisely the properties we should expect if there is, at bottom, no design, no purpose, no evil, no good, nothing but blind, pitiless indifference.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tylor View Post
    The moving truck just got here.

    These are my last two days left in Massachusetts. I will be leaving all of my friends, girlfriend of a year and a half, the house that I grew up in, everything. I'm only sixteen... It's going to be hard to start my second half of high school (junior year)without any friends, and in a completely new environment 3000 miles away from the place I've called my home my whole life(yeah 16 years...whole life...I know what some/most of you are thinking). It really sucks, especially at this stage of my life. I cried for the first time since my dog died in 3rd grade.
    You'll get over it, i assure you. I had to go through the same thing back when i was that age. Turns out it worked out for the best considering i met some fantastic people and still kept in touch with others via the power of technology.

    Chin up me olde fruit, it's all part of your mini adventure.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nessus View Post
    Shoot yourself

    And your parents if you can muster up even that much balls, you whiny sack
    I lol'd. I knew someone would say something like that.

  25. #1195
    I wasn't selected as a Playstation Move HouseParty Host

  26. #1196
    I almost threw up at the gym earlier. It was horrible I worked myself too hard

  27. #1197
    Really long, tiring day at work today. Started at 10 and finished doing work at home a few minutes ago. To be fair stopped a couple of times but not much. Not even finished everything so will be back up and at it from 9 or 10 tomorrow (not decided) until after midnight. Yesterday worked from 9 til 7. and working long hours on Thursday too. Not sure what I'll be doing Fri/Sat/Sun but won't surprise me if I work through them all too.

    My car may be dieing too. Some sort of warning light came on flashing while I was on the motorway earlier and the car was shuddering and unable to accelerate, only coast at the speed it was or decelerate. Kind of coasted a few miles to the end of the motorway (luckily late night no traffic) and then as I pulled off the motorway it kind of just started working correctly again. Not a good sign though, the only time I've seen this warning light before was just before the engine failed a few years ago. Then it was a warranty repair, now it would not be.

  28. #1198
    Could be all sorts of things.

    Loose carburettor would have symptoms you described - or one with a bit of moisture in it.

    Spark plugs, one of them not sparking properly or misfiring, quite likely.
    Quote Originally Posted by Steely Glint View Post
    It's actually the original French billion, which is bi-million, which is a million to the power of 2. We adopted the word, and then they changed it, presumably as revenge for Crecy and Agincourt, and then the treasonous Americans adopted the new French usage and spread it all over the world. And now we have to use it.

    And that's Why I'm Voting Leave.

  29. #1199
    Stupid paper cut on my finger won't stop bleeding. Doesn't hurt at all, its just when I think I've stopped the flow of blood I'll go do something, forget about it, then reach into my pocket, or go to type something, and now there's blood on my pocket or the keyboard...
    . . .

  30. #1200
    Quote Originally Posted by Illusions View Post
    Stupid paper cut on my finger won't stop bleeding. Doesn't hurt at all, its just when I think I've stopped the flow of blood I'll go do something, forget about it, then reach into my pocket, or go to type something, and now there's blood on my pocket or the keyboard...
    Quote Originally Posted by Steely Glint View Post
    It's actually the original French billion, which is bi-million, which is a million to the power of 2. We adopted the word, and then they changed it, presumably as revenge for Crecy and Agincourt, and then the treasonous Americans adopted the new French usage and spread it all over the world. And now we have to use it.

    And that's Why I'm Voting Leave.

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