And a locust swarm. Furk.
that are breeding in inaccessible areas near the frontline.
The insects are capable of devastating crops in days,
and officials say Russia’s war has made using traditional pest control methods impossible.
In the Zaporizhzhia region swarms of locusts have been covering roads, fields and bushes.
And producers say the insects have destroyed up to a third of their sunflower crops.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/videos/locusts-swarm-south-ukraine-war-125044200.html
To your place. Fire up the hibachi dammit. Surly disaster response 101. 2 12-packs (more mobile than 1 case), a hibachi and whatever you can cook and wrap in tortillas.
sheeesh.
Glad you boys are safe.
It was. And I don't knock him for doing it. But he was Commander in Chief. Any military officer had done the same, yep, they are gone.
I get it, it was a BJ from an intern and some cigar play. But they law is the law. Oh, and fuck the current president. Just saying, lets not pardon slick willie so fast.
If I had an extra day I would have run down to East Bridgewater to the Standish Grill. A hole in the wall with bad ass clam and lobster rolls. Was about 2 miles from my grandparents house off 123 and we would walk there when we had a few bucks.
Adding to that. He came in for the second game striking out 2.
Traded between dugouts! Domínguez dealt during DH, then debuts
“It’s been kind of crazy. I woke up today and came to play for the Orioles,” Domínguez said. “After the first game, I was in there hanging out with the guys and they called me and told me I was traded, so I went to the [other] dugout. That’s something you’re not used to happening a lot, but I’m happy to be here and I’m so happy the Orioles gave me the opportunity. I’m so grateful to the Orioles because they gave me the opportunity to do what I love to do.”
https://www.mlb.com/news/seranthony-dominguez-trade-to-blue-jays
I would be up high with @Orale, have a hibachi going, a cooler ready. Once a disaster hits ain't shit you can do but be out of the way, if possible. Rebuild comes tomorrow. Just get safe.
This is what I see on that link.
Tsunami waves of between 30cm and 40cm have hit parts of northern Japan so far, with authorities warning of larger, subsequent waves.
exactly. Again, I sat and watched and giggled. I knew some of the guys on advance teams. No one would have a clue who they were. Walking around HEB (it was open), getting supplies, etc.
Rubes I tell ya, RUBES!!!!
Best part was a Mi-24 was brought in. No one thought anything about that.