A shocking number it would seem.Quote:
Originally Posted by nickwm21
Maybe they figure if they wanted to have a party where THEY had to clean up afterward they'd have it at their own house.
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A shocking number it would seem.Quote:
Originally Posted by nickwm21
Maybe they figure if they wanted to have a party where THEY had to clean up afterward they'd have it at their own house.
Electra fire at 3000 acres and 0%. Likely caused by fireworks or a BBQ.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/ca...a07c4254da3755
Sadly this seems to be a universal phenomenon. I go to Kernville in the Southern Sierras to MTB on a lot of long weekends. Campgrounds and dispersed sites along the Kern River get overrun with long weekend crowds every summer long weekend. The amount of trash they leave is outrageous. Broken chairs, EZup's, BBQs, tables, dirty diapers, and mountains of cans/bottles and general garbage. A lot of trash ends up in the river. A friend who stayed at a campground there one year compared it to refugee camps he'd been to in Africa. Fucking disgusting.Quote:
Originally Posted by nickwm21
At 11:02 p.m. on July 4, 2022, Walla Walla Fire Stations 1 and 2 were dispatched to 2002 Glenn Erin Drive for a possible residential structure fire. Calls coming into dispatch reported the rear of the garage and a car were on fire and that the fire was spreading to the side of the house. Walla Walla County Fire District 4 and College Place Fire department was dispatched to assist as part of a mutual-aid agreement.
As firefighters arrived on the scene, they found a single-story residence with an attached garage on fire. In addition, two vehicles next to the garage were on fire. Fire crews immediately went to work trying to prevent the fire from spreading further into the residence. However, some fire had made its way into the attic over the kitchen and living room. The fire was called under control at 11:15 p.m., but crews remained on scene until 12:09 a.m. to ensure complete fire extinguishment and perform general clean-up.
The cause of the fire was fireworks. It is presumed that the sparks from aerial fireworks being discharged in the area landed on combustibles stored between the garage and the vehicle, which caused the ignition.
Damage to the property and contents is estimated at $150,000. The owner of the property is Elbert and Jacqueline Wilke.
I mean... what sort of behavior did you expect from a nascent Banana Republic?Quote:
Originally Posted by evdog
This sounds like a blast, you should totally go!Quote:
Originally Posted by Mustonen
What could possibly go wrong?
FIFYQuote:
Originally Posted by Supermoon
Right?Quote:
Originally Posted by krp8128
Another reason fireworks suck: https://cliffmass.blogspot.com/2022/...orks-over.html
Freedom right?Quote:
Originally Posted by The AD
Who cares if thousands of acres burn and trash ends up everywhere, people lose fingers and eyes while breathing shite, vets with PTSD cower in their basement, and pets shit themselves in fear for hour and disappear. We've always done it that way and we'll continue to do it that way.
Better enshrine that shit in the constitution, or ask scotus to legislate it into existence.
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Holy shit. Better keep waging the War on Drugs though, those things are thuper duper dangerous.Quote:
Originally Posted by J. Barron DeJong
I love how the baby is front and center.
OMFG. Did I hear "the guy put it in a shoe"?? Sounds safe...
I decided to see what was under the bandage. The doc at the urgent care managed to glue the woven bandage she was using to clean up blood & just cut bait & wrapped it in there. It felt stable so I figured I’d redo the bandage.
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Cleaned up [still gonna wait on getting it wet or trying to clean off the dried blood bits]
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I did something like that to my left thumb with a meat slicer when I was 17. It bled like a motherfucker. It was a partial fillet and I miraculously didn't hit the bone. Kept the tip. There's nerve damage. The best parts were freaking a whole bunch of people out and getting sympathy from the hot Australian nurse's assistant. Unfortunately teenage me didn't have enough game to seal the deal. I gave it an epic try though.
My dad gifted me his old riding lawnmower when I moved into my new house. We have 8 acres, maybe 1/3 of it lawn. One of those articulated husqvarnas. Real nice, except the blades had shear pins that broke anytime you sniffed a rock or stick or heavy weed. One shear pin would break and that blade would spin around and break the other two. The shear pins cost $6 EACH. So every time you hit a stick it cost you $20. Fuck that.
Finally I had enough. So a month ago I buy a new zero turn from Lowe’s. They didn’t have the one I wanted in stock, but it was on a truck that would arrive on Tuesday. Tuesday became Thursday became Saturday became Wednesday became Friday became Tuesday became…. Anyways. Today it showed up. Day of days. Wonder of wonders.
Fucking thing arrived broken. The control handle that drives the right drive wheel is broken off the shaft. If I had to guess, I’d say the handle got hung up when it was in transit with the park brake on. It’s still sitting on the pallet where they unloaded it on my driveway.
Gonna fuckin lose it.
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Originally Posted by Mustonen
This whole arriving broken thing deserves a thread of its own.
My contribution: 4 months for a windshield to arrive .... broken; 6 weeks for an electrical circuit panel for our solar upgrade with batteries arrives ... broken. I am aggravate.
We ordered glass for our new shower last February, showed up broken at lest five times. Finally installed end of August.Quote:
Originally Posted by PB
Whoah, 5 times???? Somebody's fucking with you.
It definitely felt like that.Quote:
Originally Posted by PB
At work, ordered two big screen TVs/displays for our board room. Took us 5 TVs to get there.
The amount of economic output lost to careless delivery drivers/warehouse workers is probably worth a 20/20 story or whatever.
I had an old BMW that needed the windshield replaced and convinced insurance to buck up for OE glass. Anyways, they shipped it from Germany to the local dealer and it showed up looking all wavy multiple times before I just said screw it and got the replacement part. They must have thrown out 3 or 4 of those expensive windshields and eaten the shipping cost too - wild.
Oh man, I feel your pain! I did the same thing with a mandolin slicing potatoes on Sunday. Had my wife slap a band-aid on it. That was a bad idea as the band aid seems glued to the flap of skin, been too painful to pull it off.Quote:
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