I’m actually excited.

What is the point of a bridge like this? What kind of skinny-ass mini boat could fit through the pillars??

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He only reported on what others had already reported. Nothing unethical there.

They changed my expected arrival date to be more than a month out. Amazon blows.

They changed my expected arrival date to be more than a month out. Amazon blows.

That is needlessly paranoid. There are plenty of freelance hackers out there who would never do anything like that.

These men know how to live.

Don’t try to act like you don’t know what I meant in the colloquial reference.

No, not even close.

Doing this would take infinitely more work, and at that, much more dangerous work.

You’d still have to do all the same toxin removal, gut the interior of the ship, waste countless barrels of oil moving it, build a structure for it to sit on, constantly repaint and treat for rust, and a million other concerns.

How does this save anyone from exposure to toxic chemicals, or reduce risk in any way?

I enjoy being friendly, but not artificially so with people who don’t like me. I consider it a waste of everyone’s time.

Not really. I lived in Grantsville through high school, but promptly moved back to Salt Lake.

I’m actually more comfortable knowing someone dislikes me. Spares me the effort of being friendly.

Agreed, though I would say that a good portion of people are artificially nice.

A prison would be just about the only thing that could improve Tooele.

Yeah...people usually complain, but they’re often just convincing themselves it’s dull.

I don’t buy this.

I used to drive to SLC from Grantsville every single day, and it didn’t bother me much.