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Thought for the day...
- Thread starter Wendy
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... at first I thought it was some sort of miniature pulley-puller ...
MaxHeadRoom
- Joined Jul 18, 2013
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Similar to items seen in the Tower of London torture chamber!
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Raymond Genovese
- Joined Mar 5, 2016
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I have no defense - but I was laughing out loud and grossed out at the same time when I saw it...guess I just had to share
Laughing while pucking... ugghhhh...I have no defense - but I was laughing out loud and grossed out at the same time when I saw it...guess I just had to share
What the heck is "expected growth"?
And what does it mean to "meet or exceed expected growth in math and reading"?
If one starts with low expectations, shouldn't this be easy?
bearing extractor.
https://www.sfgate.com/technology/b...ng-more-than-ever-on-the-streets-13778680.php
the streets of San Francisco
A dog can't walk the streets anymore.
the streets of San Francisco
A dog can't walk the streets anymore.
The first time I was in San Francisco was the early eighties. Even then there were a number of homeless. Very late at night they would setup their cardboard box shacks on sidewalks. Around 6AM the cops would come along an roust them. Streets were swept clean. It was one heck of a process. Now, apparently, things are simply out of control.https://www.sfgate.com/technology/b...ng-more-than-ever-on-the-streets-13778680.php
the streets of San Francisco
A dog can't walk the streets anymore.
Plenty of people with plenty of money in CA that like to tell everyone else what to do with their money. They are waiting for the government to do something about the issue with other peoples money, when they could simply band together and raise the money among themselves to house these people. This problem to go away almost over night.
Paris is a classic example. Over 1 billion raised to restore a building that was just recently destroyed but the homeless have been walking the streets of Paris for years. But, you see, the homeless are the government's problem.
Breed will probably be telling us that it is just more people are aware and they are reporting the same single pile of poo.https://www.sfgate.com/technology/b...ng-more-than-ever-on-the-streets-13778680.php
the streets of San Francisco
A dog can't walk the streets anymore.
OK so the video has the wrong poo map (it is not San Fransisco). BFD.
San Francisco is not the only one with a major problem. Seattle is particularly bad down by the train station. So much so, I am paying for an expensive hotel room rather than get a room at the hostel overnight.
And of course @nsaspook, I don't need to tell you how bad it is in Portland. Those beautiful parks down by the Willamette have been taken over.
What do these 3 cities have in common besides being west coast cities?
Must be all the coffee.
It's the beginning of the poopocalypse. First it starts on west coast, then spreads across the world.Must be all the coffee.
Some once really nice bike paths and parks have been destroyed.
It's still a wonderful place away from the filth.
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I'm so happy to say it: Florida doesn't look like this.
But we are this close to electing a socialist governor at some point in the near future. At least I know what we have to look forward to.
I am going to be coming from Government Camp to Portland. Plan is to head to Boring and pick up the bike path into the city. Is it a safe ride during the day? Or is it safer to go street level?
I took the Trolley Trail south last year. I was on my guard the whole way but didn't see anyone threatening. The good part about Delta getting me into Portland late was I got to ride along with all of the commuters during rush hour. I didn't see many encampments down by the river like the last time I was in town but it was pretty much heads down get to the hotel in Oregon City for the night sort of thing.
