Same. Only gripe is all the dirt in our rain, I haven’t washed my car in months because I don’t want to just have to do it again.

Nature already does this.

The new one my home town built?

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>Hence the new reservoir.

Which one is that?

The implication was that riding motorcycles invite severe injuries, like severed limbs, more frequently

That would be hard to discern as there are plenty of 40-weekers who have mental health issues. I'm glad you made it.

My wife worked in NICU long enough that a young dad was in with his premie and my wife was caring for it. The dad knew my wife's name and they were both flabbergasted. He had been a premie about 19 years before and my wife took care of him.

Hence the new reservoir. The city basically has artificial lakes in the winter because they have reservoirs spread around. You often see helicopters collecting water from those spots during wildfires.

I was born at 23 weeks and the only lifelong problems I’ve experienced this far are mental health related. So afaik it’s a toss up on whether that’s just hereditary or also heavily influenced by premie status.

Sorry, I didn't mean to imply that the baby should have died!! My wife was a high-level NICU nurse and from her I learned that the earlier a baby is born the more likely are serious problems. Our grandson, who lives in our 3-generation home, was premature and he has only a few problems that few can recognize, but he was only a few weeks premature. How premature were you?

What, people aren’t allowed to be happy if some jackass in a truck cut them off and caused them to lose a leg?

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Dude it’s 2023 get over it. You don’t have to like it, but you can respect it at a bare minimum. Get over yourself.

Sorry to burst your bubble, but the USA's own record in human rights is pretty bad. It would be nice of things can start getting better from within the house.

So for the past two years or so, southern US (AR) has had unbelievably cold Februarys. This year was more mild and super enjoyable.

Does that means we’re going to see a more rain-heavy summer? The last two have been pretty dry save for a few really heavy days of rain at the start.

And what part of the El Niño/La Niña cycle(s) affect the earlier months of the year? I’ve heard of both, but only usually as we go into the summer months.

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My first thought is 211 dot org. American based group. Very big. Hard to understand. But pretty good at social emergency issues.

I stayed at a holiday inn express. Concur.

Dude, chill.

Good people (landlord and his mother). It's not often someone speaks of a landlord in a postive light.

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Yeah, I'm used to dry heat, I was not a fan of the humidity here in Melbourne, probably because I'm not used to it, but I do worry about a super dry Summer and bushfires. But yeah, goodbye hot and humid, lol.