I am sure you know this, but put it in some dry rice.
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- Thread starter Pesqueeb
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First my PC committed a mandatory reboot for windows update that I could not stop. Then it was updating for 2 hrs. Later it entered an endless "Undoing changes" boot loop. Now the disk is being formatted and fresh OS installed by IT. I feel good for breaking something today.
I like my old-fashioned 20+ years old US-made appliances in my old looking kitchen. I like them better when reading stories like yours.
My dishwasher from 1970s still runs like new.
I do know it but forgot about it. Texting karla now.
i've saved several phones and tablets this way.
if you have this issue routinely you can buy desiccants from amazon that work WAY better. you can reuse it by baking it in the oven (depending on material) to cook the moisture out.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01LXVXCWX/ref=sspa_dk_detail_4?psc=1&pd_rd_i=B01LXVXCWX&pd_rd_w=2jW78&pf_rd_p=2bd81721-c115-4b8d-93a3-2ecd17466ded&pd_rd_wg=l6OC9&pf_rd_r=DCF2Z59NW1ARVB31J2P3&pd_rd_r=7fbb24d4-2a42-11e9-a1a9-5ba6a64d0911
I am officially mother of a teenager! Sydney was born 13 years ago today!!! I’m not sure how time has passed this quickly but you should all send me booze...I’m gonna need it!
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is she paying for it.
Video review went great. FTS. Going home now.
Lets see what kinda shit show 36 is gonna be.
Lets see what kinda shit show 36 is gonna be.
Do you have to drive 36 to Denver from Jamesville every day?
My shed today...
And the avy analysis:
AVALANCHE ADVISORY
Since Saturday morning over four feet of snow, containing approximately 3.9 inches of snow water equivalency fell in the upper elevations of the Tetons and over two feet of snow and two inches of water fell at the lower elevations. Many natural avalanches have occurred of varying size over the last two days and although the snowfall has mostly ended, a possibility continues for natural avalanches to occur today at all elevations and on all aspects. Examples of reported natural activity includes slides on Mount Hunt, the Pyramid, Black Tail Butte and a west facing slope over the Teton Science School that impacted a parking lot. Skiers or riders who venture into steep avalanche terrain are likely to trigger slides involving recently formed slabs that have the potential to involve older snow layers. Yesterday, during High danger, a snowbaorder triggered a slide and was carried a long distance in the Mile Long Couloir in Granite Canyon. An inter-agency rescue effort, including GTNP Rangers, was able to remove the injured person who was not buried in the event. The rescue was challenging given the many slide paths that can impact the area during a big storm. Dangerous avalanche conditions exist and similar human triggered events could occur today. Cautious route finding and conservative decision making is essential today and recreationalists are urged to consider impacts to rescuers and friends as well as their own safety. The sensitivity of these unstable slabs may increase today in areas where they are loaded by west to northwest winds or in areas that may rapidly warm during periods of partial clearing.
And the avy analysis:
AVALANCHE ADVISORY
Since Saturday morning over four feet of snow, containing approximately 3.9 inches of snow water equivalency fell in the upper elevations of the Tetons and over two feet of snow and two inches of water fell at the lower elevations. Many natural avalanches have occurred of varying size over the last two days and although the snowfall has mostly ended, a possibility continues for natural avalanches to occur today at all elevations and on all aspects. Examples of reported natural activity includes slides on Mount Hunt, the Pyramid, Black Tail Butte and a west facing slope over the Teton Science School that impacted a parking lot. Skiers or riders who venture into steep avalanche terrain are likely to trigger slides involving recently formed slabs that have the potential to involve older snow layers. Yesterday, during High danger, a snowbaorder triggered a slide and was carried a long distance in the Mile Long Couloir in Granite Canyon. An inter-agency rescue effort, including GTNP Rangers, was able to remove the injured person who was not buried in the event. The rescue was challenging given the many slide paths that can impact the area during a big storm. Dangerous avalanche conditions exist and similar human triggered events could occur today. Cautious route finding and conservative decision making is essential today and recreationalists are urged to consider impacts to rescuers and friends as well as their own safety. The sensitivity of these unstable slabs may increase today in areas where they are loaded by west to northwest winds or in areas that may rapidly warm during periods of partial clearing.
steak/bj month.....piihb month?
She’s not the break the oven piihb kind of gal....... unfortunately.
imho....too much prep work...
And the clean up