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Other than covid. Who is the better musical act, Phil Collins or Cheap Trick? If you answer Phil Collins you are wrong.

The biking here is amazing. The rock climbing not so much. Lander has great climbing in Sink's Canyon and Wild Iris. Most people come here to climb the Grand. We can ride to the top of the King.

Nada. Apt living is tight. I have a bike in the living room that needs to fit in the storage locker. I do have rock climbing gear and my GF has enough gear to climb ice, rocks, or big walls. If you need to get up high she will drag your ass up there.

Ok, that's weird.

Which post? In this thread or the one from yesterday?

I'd put money on @Razors Edge not owning a chainsaw or a generator. I'd go 50/50 on a ladder. Possibly a stepstool so he can reach his cheerios.

Have you ever been to Archer? I did not realize Horseman, Pass By was the basis of Hud. I once had a first edition of The Last Picture Show.

Damn, that is a nice looking kitchen. Well done. You have a teapot that would make @Chris... proud.

I did not see any politics in the thread either.

https://www.npr.org/2021/03/26/981592425/larry-mcmurtry-novelist-and-screenwriter-of-the-west-has-died-at-age-84

One of these days.

Yes, we plan to be in your yard for about a week. I paid some guy on the interwebs. He said it would be stocked with beer and we could use your indoor plumbing. Clean towels would be appreciated.

Same here. We decided to glamp on a hut bikepacking trip this summer. The fire towers were booked.

There is not enough snow in GA for me. Good eats though. North of 43 for me.

Good luck with the clean up. Good thing you are retired and can help. And it's an opportunity to drink his fancy whisky.

Well done.

Even better. $250k. CASH OFFERS ONLY. The building on the left is your full bath. The one in the middle is your laundry room. The dining room is spacious(picnic table). Looks like a Flinstonian fire pit. And you lease the land from the forest service. Winter access via sled.

I think you are leaving money on the table. Pick up your house, haul it to JH and drop it on the town square. You could be a millionaire overnight. This is going for $1.35mil. Under 1700 sq ft.

For the win! I'd bet she is flipping you off in the third photo.

Krispy Kreme Offering Free Doughnuts To Vaccinated Customers Today 9:14AM Krispy Kreme has announced that for the rest of 2021, it will be giving out a free glazed doughnut to anyone showing proof of receiving the Covid-19 vaccine as a promotion the company hopes motivates Americans to get vaccinated. What do you think? “Okay, but just so we’re clear: I’m doing it for the doughnut, not my health or the benefit of the public.” NICK SOTO • SYSTEMS ANALYST “I can’t wait to eat my doughnut in front of some little unvaccinated twerp.” OTIS CALDWELL • MEANING INTERPRETER “Well, well, well, look who suddenly cares whether I live or die.” CHARITY BARRETT • CABINET ORGANIZER

I'd echo this. Take a break. It's just the internet.

Gotta love clean coal! Ours is the cleanest. Wyoming lawmakers have endorsed a plan to set aside money to sue states that turn away from using coal to generate electricity. The House Minerals, Business and Economic Development Committee voted unanimously Friday to advance the bill that would reserve $1.2 million to sue states that support shutting down Wyoming coal-fired power plants or impede exports of Wyoming coal. Wyoming produces more coal than any other state. Increased competition from renewable energy and cheaper natural gas has diminished demand for coal-fired electricity.

WY is going to sue states that want to shut down coal fired plants.

Good question. I've only read a couple of chapters of Pogue so far, but I think of it like I think of insurance. He hasn't mentioned billions of people dying or starving yet. Look at what happen in CA with fires or TX recently. Take care of business, protect yourself. We are having a conversation about our future. Weighing options as everything is on the table. We could stay put. We could move. Pogue offers a number of different reasons for moving. Quality of life, affordability, healthcare, jobs, and climate considerations. Those are all things we are weighing. I'm reading Suze Orman's retirement guide as well. Suze talks about moving too, but for financial reasons. I told my GF this is just an opportunity for us to travel and see what's out there.

Only on the good days.