This article is 20 years too late for some of us.

Christ

For me this would be a really easy way to get busy with tasks 1 through 3 and forget what task 4 was when it disappeared off the list.

Spicy!!

No, trust me I lived it and you really, really don’t

They can also come in thru “shared” calendars. So if you have linked your calendar to someone else, or an organization, etc. the spam might have originated there.

I’d like to submit - mozzarella sticks

That’s gonna be hell on the driveway

Sewage overflows during extreme events is a pretty common occurrence in almost every town that runs a combined sewer/sanitary system. Not to say it’s not nasty but it’s not something really out of the ordinary for these types of systems.

Just put the damn panel on the side of the road in the right of way.  Where they can be positioned most efficiently, are not subject to damage from vehicle transit, etc.  In Massachusetts the DOT is starting to utilize large areas of land inside highway exits/entrances for solar farms.

Umm they would convert the DC power generated by solar panels to AC for any sort of transmission.

The issue with a heavy switch to solar is that there’s a distinct lack of storage built into the current grid in the US. So it’s great to have all this solar power generated during a sunny day, but without an ability to store any excess power, what do you do when it’s cloudy, or you know night time.

In addition to all this, kids today don’t communicate with each other the same way they did 15 years ago. To not have a phone (at least after say 12-13) is to be an absolute pariah among the rest of the kids. I know that’s a peer pressure argument, but it’s a legitimate one.

My favorite part of DC is the Intersections of the State Avenues (think rectangles). It’s always fun to try to explain to someone why you need to make a turn to stay on the road you were on. Nothing more fun that to have a friend call you to explain how they came into the city on New York Ave. and the next thing they…

This type of situation is why I grew up on a “Garth” which isn’t any sort of street designation. A garth is an enclosed courtyard, typically in a cloister.

But can you explain why we drive on a “parkway” and park in a “driveway.”

Geoff 2.0

As a former Baltimore native, I don’t care what happened out there.  My only though as I clicked the article link was “Oh dear god don’t let this be about the O’s”

I’d also argue that this movie is one of those ones that lose an awful lot when not seen in a theater.  Sitting in a completely dark theater, hearing the actors whisper while noises sounds all around you was pretty immersive.  It also helped that the theater I saw it in, turned down all the lights, even the ones along…

I’ve gotta disagree with you, I was in my late 20's when the movie came out and the use of long stretches of almost absolute darkness in the theater while hearing the actors talk and odd sounds all around you, freak me out and really drew me into the experience. No the actors weren’t going to win an Oscar for their…