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That's the pitch of your roof? Should be fine if you decide to move the Mojave.
Also, just build a ramp and use your sled to tow your snowblower up there.
We've had more mass on it than this year with a winter that snowed about this much but also rained a ton. The design can hold some mothafuckin weight. But nothing moves.....
Yeah it isn't a strength issue just a drainage one. For a decent roof to leak water needs to flow back up through the shingles, you don't have much of that UP part.
only about 10 gallons so far based on what the shop vac has pulled up from the carpet in 5 days.
I agree, we can do better
I like where your head is at. Now, if he could use the sled to tow a running snowblower around the roof, some serious snow could be moved.
#howthingswork
I smell a patent
who cares about a roof this joint is full of instagram twats doing stupid yoga on paddleboards like its somehow a thing of value beyond your personal search terms....
This has potential...
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Or a Tesla with summer tires
Very popular with the post-CVA or TBI compromised swallow/can't protect their airway properly crowd.
Oh, man... dat bread.
I've got a couple ciabatti about to come out of the oven as we type...
Hopefully not yours, anyone you know?
condo complex, not me. Someone I know who was part of the rescue efforts just posted those.
little avalanche or what?
not little
The downhill side. All the snow on the balconies ran through the building from the other side.
In college we used pack staircases with snow and sled down it. That seems less fun.
Any people in there, or are they still figuring that out?
Injuries but nothing too serious. I think everyone accounted for. Happened at like 4am so everyone was home.
This morning I was looking at water birds, not paying attention to where I was going and heard a noise just next to me, haha!
Still saving my seashells for a proper tele lens.
Still saving my seashells for a proper tele lens.
Look dude, we know where you live. Can you feel your face? Have you notified your first of kin?
Because given where you live, I fully expect each of those birds to be just as deadly as that black mamba motherfucker
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Australia needs to dial it back a bit, got bitten by a Jumping Jack ant on the way in and a different type of bitey ant dropped out of a tree and on to me on the walk out.
That was the closest I have been to a snake since trail building days, Red Belly bites aren't common but they still frighten you because they let you get so close before they do anything.
There were some entrails on the middle of the path, not sure what from(maybe a possum) but there was a full kidney in the pile.