The post whore thread.

[whitewalrus]

Did you know that the bananas that we eat are NOT the bananas that your grand parents ate?

Well yeah, if they ate them, how can I?

[whitewalrus]

I hear this species also might be in trouble as well.

Same with any plants that are clones. Not letting them to adapt to things.

Rubber trees are the same way. If they get wiped out, there goes your tires

[Irving]

Theft of water, saddled with legislation from Hick that jacks rural electrical rates and lack of maint or repairs to rural state roads to focus money on metro roads.

I figure nearly $1000/yr extra maint and repair to our vehicles from the poor condition of the roads we drive on.

Hwy 52 from my place to Hudson will literally beat a new car apart 4-5 yrs.

So basically a grass looks greener issue.

[whitewalrus]

So basically a grass looks greener issue.

Or my roads are more holy than thou issue

[brutal]

Did you know that the bananas that we eat are NOT the bananas that your grand parents ate?

Did you know we share 50% of our DNA with bananas?

[Gman]

Did you know that 92% of statistics are just made up?

[ray1970]

I think that only applies about 60% of the time though.

[whitewalrus]

I think that only applies about 60% of the time though.

60% of the time statistics that are made up are just as accurate

[BuffCyclist]

Did you know that 92% of statistics are just made up?

That's total , it's 84% and you know it!

[BuffCyclist]

And for the record, can I just say that generators, not beer, are proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy.

We lost power an hour ago. Like always, it happens when there is no storm, but we've had storms in the area recently. It's always the north side of our lake that loses power. Expecting to be without for 12+ hours, as is always the case.

We bought a generator last year (portable style) that's enough to run everything BUT the AC. We had an electrician install the mechanical lockout and breaker for it, and less than 24-hrs later, we lost power for 18-hrs. This of course, was RIGHT after we made a huge stocking-up trip to Costco, so our deep chest freezer was packed full. Lets just say, it pretty much paid for itself that one outage on groceries alone (okay, not really, but having fans and ice when its 95F+ outside is just amazing).