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Got a haircut, I can feel the heat from the sun again spring is not far away so all in all a good start of the day.
the massive nor'easter resulted in a whole inch of snow on the ground. Really nailed that forecast guys.Hopping from one meeting to the next today. Joyous.
But the plow crews were out all night, moving the slush around. Idiots.
Concord reporting 18"...
Still snowing here.
We got 16", so Wife and I got up early this morning to shovel out and go for a short XC ski on the rail trail. We could only do an hour before work, but that was tiring enough in that much untouched snow. Coffee now.
We got ~3" of standing freezing water. Still raining here.
guessing around a foot. today i get to post pictures of my snow covered patio table!
SpaceX got FAA approval and will try to fly Starship SN9 today. Of course, they'll do it while I'm at the dentist...
So do you shovel all of that snow off your deck? My deck looks like this right now and I need to clear it before it collapses. That, and I grill year round and need to dig access to the grill.
this snow is light enough i might just get the leaf blower out. brrrrrrrrr
Yeah shoveling the sidewalk was easy last night because of how light the snow was, but the snow got stickier overnight and now it weighs a fucking ton. I should have shoveled the deck last night, but lazy.
it was the opposite for us. started snowing midday sunday, light n fluffy. i shoveled sunday evening, maybe 2". overnight sunday through monday afternoon it was sleet and freezing rain on top of the snow, so about 5" of heavy slop. i shoveled that yesterday afternoon once it had switched back to snow since i didn't want more snow to fall on top of the heavy wet stuff. shoveled another 3-4" of the lighter stuff before bed. another 2" or so on the driveway now and still coming down. supposed to taper off by midday.
and i have meetings almost all day this is some bulllllllllllllllllshiiiiiiiiiiiiittttttttt.
Morning Monkeys.
A '92 (pre taco) SR5 V6 sold for $20k, it's a V6 (head gaskets fail).
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A '92 (pre taco) SR5 V6 sold for $20k, it's a V6 (head gaskets fail).
1992 Toyota SR5 Pickup at Kissimmee 2021 as J133 - Mecum Auctions
1992 Toyota SR5 Pickup crossing the auction block at Kissimmee 2021 as J133.
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That’s fucking ridiculous.Morning Monkeys.
A '92 (pre taco) SR5 V6 sold for $20k, it's a V6 (head gaskets fail).
1992 Toyota SR5 Pickup at Kissimmee 2021 as J133 - Mecum Auctions
1992 Toyota SR5 Pickup crossing the auction block at Kissimmee 2021 as J133.
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My munday. Decent weekend, read my book all day yesterday, so that didn't suck.
My munday. Decent weekend, read my book all day yesterday, so that didn't suck.
Over a foot of snow here, couple feet at the drifts, but woke up to a plowed driveway. Thanks, mystery neighbor.
Did you get the 5g sim card in your belly button or up your butt?
freebased
People trying to ski in Tahoe. 3 hour traffic jam to go 7 miles. FTS.
Raining here, easy schedule only 8 transports on my list. Got to sleep in, made some really strong but smooth espresso and I still have an hour to kill before I need to leave for work....win
Raining here, easy schedule only 8 transports on my list. Got to sleep in, made some really strong but smooth espresso and I still have an hour to kill before I need to leave for work....win
$10,000 for this beast. Our boiler is 35 years old and well past its shelf life. No, natural gas is not an option for us.
how much hot water do you use?$10,000 for this beast. Our boiler is 35 years old and well past its shelf life. No, natural gas is not an option for us.
I have no idea, but this system heats the water so fast that a tank isn't needed.
$10,000 for this beast. Our boiler is 35 years old and well past its shelf life. No, natural gas is not an option for us.
I heat my entire house with one of these.
How does that work in heating your water? Do you have a pipe that runs through that?
Separate hot water heater. That is just climate control. I do have to keep the bedroom door open at night.
That's some quality MS Paint work right there!$10,000 for this beast. Our boiler is 35 years old and well past its shelf life. No, natural gas is not an option for us.
We have a tankless water heater in our house. Its nice as it is just a small thing on the wall in our tiny laundry room.
The thing cranks out hot water and has no problem keeping up with someone in the shower and the tap running in the kitchen.
Only thing that sucks is that there is a large(r) delay between when you turn on the water and when you actually get hot water. From what I can tell, it needs to detect that there is water flowing through the unit, so that is one delay. Then it needs to turn on and start heating the water. And then all the cold water sitting in the pipes needs to be pushed through the faucet before the warm stuff hits ya.
And oh man, today has turned into one of those days of people walking into my office while I'm on the phone. One meeting I had three people walk in here and just start blabbing on, even though I point at my phone to signal YEAH I"M ON THE PHONE THX.
And if I don't stop now to eat something, there will be no stopping.
And if I don't stop now to eat something, there will be no stopping.