Today, for a brief second, I thought of a life without Roger. It was much like my current life, except that this forum was a bit nicer.
Quote from: Nigel on August 29, 2011, 04:18:38 pmFFS, on the bead lady forum someone posted a link to a covered bridge in Vermont getting washed out and people are all "I'm crying - that's so tragic!" and I'm thinking IT'S A GODDAMN BRIDGE. It's not like anyone was on it. To be fair, historic covered bridges are a big thing for the more traditional of New Englanders. How will they make more Greetings From New England postcards without the covered bridges?
FFS, on the bead lady forum someone posted a link to a covered bridge in Vermont getting washed out and people are all "I'm crying - that's so tragic!" and I'm thinking IT'S A GODDAMN BRIDGE. It's not like anyone was on it.
If Luna was a furry, she'd sex humans and scream "BEASTIALITY!" at the top of her lungs at inopportune times.
I like the Luna one. She is a good one.
"Stop talking to yourself. You don't like you any better than anyone else who knows you."
Quote from: Her Royal Suuness on August 29, 2011, 08:34:55 pmQuote from: Cain on August 29, 2011, 08:30:21 pmAl-Jazeera has been mocking the American media reaction to the not-hurricane all evening today.I think Vermont may have a different perspective on it being a hurricane or not.Yeah, their coastline was so destroyed it's not even there anymore.
Quote from: Cain on August 29, 2011, 08:30:21 pmAl-Jazeera has been mocking the American media reaction to the not-hurricane all evening today.I think Vermont may have a different perspective on it being a hurricane or not.
Al-Jazeera has been mocking the American media reaction to the not-hurricane all evening today.
You can't rebuild history.
Quote from: Her Royal Suuness on August 29, 2011, 11:23:02 pmYou can't rebuild history. This bridge?It was built in 1970. I have a little trouble thinking of any structure built in my lifetime as "historic."
I looked it up; it was built in 1870. Nonetheless, it was not a "tragedy".
Quote from: Nigel on August 29, 2011, 11:51:26 pmI looked it up; it was built in 1870. Nonetheless, it was not a "tragedy".Odd, my link didn't post.http://www.coveredbridgesite.com/vt/quechee.htmlThis one said 1970.
Quote from: Luna on August 29, 2011, 11:55:04 pmQuote from: Nigel on August 29, 2011, 11:51:26 pmI looked it up; it was built in 1870. Nonetheless, it was not a "tragedy".Odd, my link didn't post.http://www.coveredbridgesite.com/vt/quechee.htmlThis one said 1970.Betcha that's a typo, as the builder is "unknown".
Quechee HartfordQuechee Lakes Development Corp., 1970Steel Stringer, 90', spanning Ottauquechee River on Waterman Hill Road in Quechee village.Not an historic bridge, but worthy of mention due to its size, design and prominence as the principal entry to the village from Route 4.