... well that sucks...

If you think the wife thing is bad, think about why Walmart doesn't sell many red Solo cups in Utah!

Individuals may not possess beer in containers larger than two liters.

 

If you think the wife thing is bad, think about why Walmart doesn't sell many red Solo cups in Utah!

... now I don't know what's worse!

 

... now I don't know what's worse!

The microbreweries are selling Gallon Growlers around Pennsylvania. Not allowed in Utahahaha!

 

The microbreweries are selling Gallon Growlers around Pennsylvania. Not allowed in Utahahaha!

I just filled my Growler up in "Springville, Utah" last Sunday. Dark Stout with a Chocolate undertone, slurp! The Growler is only 64 oz. but on the bright side, "the brew master" told me they'll be pushing for 6 % which would be a big deal, we all have to go to Wyoming to get it. They just recently allowed us to buy Beer on Sundays, still no holidays and only in Liquor Store State Owned. However, you'll be over the limit at .05 current legislation is at .08

Utah Liquor Limit Lowest in the Nation

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Edit: What? I can't have sex, during my Heart Attack? The Sucks

Edit: @GopherT (Fixed ) that is pronounced ( Utah, ah, ah, ah, ah ) but not in the back of the Ambulance.

 

Edit: @GohperT that is pronounced ( Utah, ah, ah, ah, ah ) but not in the back of the Ambulance.

And, that is pronounced, GopherT

 

Edit: What I can't have sex, during my Heart Attack? The Sucks

That's the bad news. The good news is the ambulance drivers can't pull over and do it while you have your heart attack (unless it is one of those Widowmaker heart attacks - you could use some distraction to get your mind off of it).

 

http://www.foxnews.com/great-outdoo...o-avoid-oncoming-motorboat-sues-helmsman.html

A fisherman who was caught on camera jumping from said smaller boat into the Columbia River to avoid being struck by an oncoming much bigger motorboat last summer has filed a lawsuit for $372,500 against the other driver

 

http://www.chicagotribune.com/business/ct-british-airways-baggage-fee-20180116-story.html

Charging this guy $125 dollars for bags is the real crime.

 

I didn't know about these "Marfa Lights" ... and to think that it's close by! ... maybe I'll pay it a visit sometime.

http://www.bbc.com/travel/gallery/20180116-the-mysterious-ghost-lights-of-marfa-texas

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Get off the "water grid"

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/12/29/dining/raw-water-unfiltered.html?_r=0

But the off-grid water movement has become more than the fringe phenomenon it once was, with sophisticated marketing, cultural cachet, millions of dollars in funding and influential supporters from Silicon Valley.

He said “real water” should expire after a few months. His does. “It stays most fresh within one lunar cycle of delivery,” he said. “If it sits around too long, it’ll turn green. People don’t even realize that because all their water’s dead, so they never see it turn green.”

...and on top of that they’re putting in fluoride. Call me a conspiracy theorist, but it’s a mind-control drug that has no benefit to our dental health.” (There is no scientific evidence that fluoride is a mind-control drug, but plenty to show that it aids dental health.)

 

http://www.foxnews.com/great-outdoo...o-avoid-oncoming-motorboat-sues-helmsman.html

Best defense ever:

Larsen also said a lawsuit seemed unnecessary because the people in the Weldcraft weren’t hurt badly.

 

I didn't know about these "Marfa Lights" ... and to think that it's close by! ... maybe I'll pay it a visit sometime.

http://www.bbc.com/travel/gallery/20180116-the-mysterious-ghost-lights-of-marfa-texas

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Car lights.

 

Car lights.

Since late 19th century????

Edit: also studied by a Nasa engineer... to no avail

 

Get off the "water grid"

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/12/29/dining/raw-water-unfiltered.html?_r=0

A sucker every minute...

 

Since late 19th century????

Edit: also studied by a Nasa engineer... to no avail

Maybe back then it was campfires but today it's almost certainly car headlights with mirror image reflections from heat layer changes.

 

http://www.foxnews.com/great-outdoo...o-avoid-oncoming-motorboat-sues-helmsman.html

This reminds me of one time when I was coming out of Galesville, MD on the South River. The sailboat I had chartered had a huge Genoa (big front sail). I had a hard time seeing around it at the helm. I would have to duck my head under the sail to be able to see what was in front of me. I instructed my crew to keep a sharp lookout. He were blasting down the river at a pretty good clip. Maybe 4 knots or better which is pretty good for a 32 foot boat in an sheltered place like a river.

My crew was gabbing away. It was apparent that they weren't paying attention to my previous orders. I decided to duck my head under the genny. Just ahead not 100 yards was a Boston Whaler anchored right in my path. I don't know who looked more surprised. Me or the guy in the other boat. I had plenty of time to steer around them but still gave me a shock. It was then I decieded to give up sailing or find a new crew. I ended up giving up sailing.

Those fishermen always pissed me off in the past. They anchor right in the channel. No idea why they do that. Better fishing I guess. They still shouldn't be there.

 

Get off the "water grid"

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/12/29/dining/raw-water-unfiltered.html?_r=0

It's San Fransisco. Drinking raw water isn't the only risky behavior they participate.

 

Maybe back then it was campfires but today it's almost certainly car headlights with mirror image reflections from heat layer changes.

Ok ... so what about the Nasa guy? . A quack?

 

Ok ... so what about the Nasa guy? . A quack?

A NASA custodian, accountant, shuttle bus driver, ...

 

A NASA custodian, accountant, shuttle bus driver, ...

... janitor? window cleaner? etc...

I understand the scepticism, but I would've thought that by now a phenomenon such as this would've been debunked