After experiencing modern medicine I had my last two at home.
What did you accomplish today?
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DarkWeb
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I'm happy we where at the hospital. I may have lost both of them......wife and daughter.
Aeroknow
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Omg dude
Lenin1917
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That sucks hard, hope you’re kit out to handle it. that looks(well lovely actually, snows quite pretty) but like a giant pain in the ass. Stay warm
SpaceGrease
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Felt a little taste of old man winters grip and pulled the covers up and in .
raratt
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They have been saying the oak's are the trees that did most of the damage. It's a little strange because they don't have any leaves now. Could be they soaked up the heavy rain we had so they can't handle the extra weight. Should be plenty of firewood available next year.View attachment 5057227Just kidding.
This is a pic out my daughters driveway. Broken polls and lines down everywhere. Gonna be at least a week pge dude said.
Too late
Blue Wizard
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I reinstalled windows on this POS again. I'm going to have to store all my pictures on something else and do a complete clean slate reinstall I think.
I nearly chunked it out in the yard and took a sledgehammer to it this morning. It was stuck at 88% installed for 4 hours straight.
I nearly chunked it out in the yard and took a sledgehammer to it this morning. It was stuck at 88% installed for 4 hours straight.
Metasynth
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I have a giant oak tree growing out of the front of my house, it covers the entire roof.
In the 40 years we’ve had this house, 2 of the 3 oak trees on our property have fallen. One crushed a laborers truck on our neighbors property. The other one fell on the neighbors garage about ten years before.
But California says we aren’t allowed to cut them, by law. So I live under constant threat of being smooshed
raratt
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I have one behind my back fence where my fire pit is. It's the reason I had to move my veggie garden to the other side of the yard because of the shade. It isn't close enough to damage the house though. I had an ash tree that was blown over after a bunch of rain once, but it barely touched the neighbors roof. I cut it up for firewood, but that stuff is acrid when you burn it.
lusidghost
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I could live without week long power outages, but I really want some snow. It's like 60 degrees outside and we're almost into January.
DarkWeb
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I burn a bunch of ash, guess I never noticed that.
