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ZZzzzing!
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ZZzzzing!
Anybody ever been to Chattanooga?
https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/ezpk77/chattanooga-gigabit-fiber-network
Edit: Asking for employment reasons.
https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/ezpk77/chattanooga-gigabit-fiber-network
Edit: Asking for employment reasons.
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Fun riding loop at Raccoon Mtn iirc...
edit: A few years since I did the loop though.
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I wish it was that funny. I'm spending $3k within 6 weeks of buying the house to replace the carpet because it smells so bad. It's so bad in the basement that we have pretty much sealed it off and have not put anything that can absorb smell into it yet. As long as the temp is 40*+ I have the windows and slider open with a fan circulating air all day and some nights. When I pulled up the carpet it looked like pee videos had been filmed down there. I kind of which @Nick could have made it by for Thanksgiving (which ended up a clusterfuck of broken oven - another issue), to prove the point.
One of the guys I work with is from there. Want his #? He's a bike guy, kinda crunchy like you, but 27, iirc.
Tired.... All morning teaching full body restraints, now have the boy at the local bounce house play center
Oh I feel you. After we bought our house I was rewarded with two bathroom remodels courtesy of something that should have been caught during the inspection but wasn't.
Middle-class shackles. 'Tis a bitch.
why? I just volunteered to be part of a group that will help us transition from common folders to sharepoint... should I recant?
Chatanooga rocks. awesome rock climbing, paddling & riding nearby but then again its in teh souf :/
Search "SharePoint sucks memes". There is plenty to choose from.
Hmmmmm.... Sounds kinky! Didn't know there were BDSM instructors out there.
And... I just pulled up the other half of the carpet. Foundation crack with poor concrete patch that is still very fresh, deep grey. The carpet pad was cut back where the crack is and a replacement section has been taped into place.
That was not disclosed in the seller disclosures, as I just checked. Just called a structural engineer and my agent. This might be getting legal. "As-is" is one thing when the disclosures are accurate. It's completely different when you patch a foundation crack, put down new carpet, then sell the house.
why do you blame me for forcing all fatbikes to be purged from the charlotte region? you should give me an effing medal!
yes. it’s terrible here. i hate year-round riding and a good cost of living. please stay away. thank.
I don't think that Sharepoint is any more or less of a nightmare than "common folders"... it does have some nice features like check-out/in and modification history. It does, in my experience, turn into just as much of a trash can as common folders if there aren't standards and enforcement, though.
I wonder if I can find that thread where I told you not to move.
Srsly, though - that sucks... and enjoy the ride, wherever it may take you^H^H^Hus.
You sure it's cat pee then? Or could your basement have taken on water through this crack?
Does it come with the matching cat?
I grew up in TN and spent lots of time in chatanooga...yeah where you are is the only place I could live in the South besides asheville, but I wont cuz i dont have to. ;p
Having lived in Atlanta while in elementary school, I wouldn't have any hesitation about living in the south. You'd experience hella culture shock, but that's life. There are good and bad people, and the full spectrum between.
Couldn't really be worse than the Springs, now, could it? Wait. Yeah - it could be worse. And the no mountains thing...
If @stuhlmy can do it, I am sure you'd be fine. I am actually considering moving down south when the time is right myself.
The nature there is beautiful, just a teeny bit moar humid than CO.
Have you hucked the Corbet's couloir yet?Quoted for... something.
FTS.Have you hucked the Corbet's couloir yet?
True enough. Though to be fair, the springs has come a long way in the last 15 years. I figure it might even make it into the mid 80's by the end of the decade, should the trend continue.
While I'd miss the mountains, the water scene is supposedly pretty good there. I'd happily trade in my skis for a kayak.
I went with my new friend to her volunteer assignment. We held crack babies and preemies in rocking chairs. Sad and rewarding at the same time. They bought us lunch in the cafeteria. It was pretty good. They treated me very nice. I signed up for more.... They are so short staffed that the nurses work 60/70 hours a week on call..... This little black girl would giggle and smile when I rubbed her head. I fell in love with her. She doesn't have a name. How fucked up is that? Her parents have abandoned her. She is so beautiful. I cannot wait to see her again.
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When my son was 4 weeks old he was transferred to a regional hospital in Delaware for a pyloromyotomy. The wing we were admitted into included children with terminal conditions and also children who were victims of severe abuse. It was eye opening, and heart breaking. Children who were basically in hospice. Abused children who had no family that visited them; this was what I couldn't fathom - children who were not only abused but abandoned. Thinking about it to this day makes me sick.
Something changed in me when I I held Baby Eve. I cannot explain it. I am pretty sure its Johnsons baby wash smell. Just not sure...
Trying to sort that out. Structural Engineer is coming out Wednesday. The cement patches were damp, as was the pad and carpet over the crack. Six hours later now, if has largely dried out and the smell has substantially reduced. I'm going to fully air out for the next 2 days then put the carpet back down again and see what happens - Does it stay dry? Does it get moist again?
@Pesqueeb - it's at least worth checking out. I grew up in New England and love it down here. As you well know, there's assholes everywhere . . . having lived in VA and NC, I think that if you're in an urban center or near a university in these parts, you're largely insulated from what you'd consider the negative qualities of the "stereotypical" south.I seriously considered a job in Chattanooga a while back, but I wasn't quite at the level I needed to be professionally to get it. The city has a great location and climate if you like any kind of outdoor activities.