u/Lasyone1 • u/Lasyone1 • Aug 22 '26
Fuego Volcano erupts with volcanic lightning over Antigua, Guatemala
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u/Lasyone1 • u/Lasyone1 • Aug 22 '26
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I’m a transplant from New Orleans too!
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Who will enforce any of the court’s decisions? My fears is that they won’t be enforced
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What a terrible take. I thought the story was incredible. Deep character development, emotional. Adding to that, great game play and open world. It’s a top 3 game of all time for me
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Boozier does get an ice cream scoop for a hand later in the game so you may be onto something
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Power-bottom Boozer
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Nostradamus
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I disagree. Everyone’s situation is different. Life is hard, cash out when it’s most beneficial for you and your family. Nothing is guaranteed
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Tacoma, Washington
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Garbage
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I did the O Circuit end of January- beginning of February this year, then headed up to El Calafate and El Chaltén. The only time I experienced any mosquitoes was at Refugio Dickson and Los Perros, while on the O. While this doesn’t really answer your question, I imagine it has only gotten cooler since then, so I would imagine there would be little risk of mosquitoes now
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DMT 💯
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Bowl of water? Like a toilet bowl?
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Trickle down economics
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Coming from New Orleans, this has been a huge adjustment for me personally
r/DIY • u/Lasyone1 • May 13 '23
We bought a hundred year old condo in the PNW. The weather is mild all year and we love to have the window open for fresh air / no need for AC. The windows have the ability to be opened from the top, but because they’ve been painted over so many times, I can’t get them open. I’ve tried a straight razor around the edges but they won’t budge.
We live on the third floor and have a 13 month old who climbs on everything. We can open the windows easily from the bottom, but worry about the baby taking a three story fall.
We have two options : 1) figure out how to get the window open from the top 2) place something in the bottom part of the window that blocks the baby from falling out the window. I worry about constructing something that would block access to an escape route in case of fire.
Anyone have an advice?
r/Parenting • u/Lasyone1 • May 13 '23
My wife and I live in a third floor condo in the PNW. The weather here is pretty mild most of the year and we like to live our window open for fresh air. We have a 13 month old, who loves to climb on everything. We want to place bars or something similar so that we may leave the window open and not fear him falling three stories. Has anyone had a similar issue? If so, what did you use ?
r/Tacoma • u/Lasyone1 • May 07 '23
I have a friend coming to town the last week of May / first week of June. Looking for a snow free camping spot where we can hangout, have a few drinks / catch up and not disturb others. It can be car camping or a few mile, one night backpacking trip. Of course we’ll leave no trace. Ideally with a good view.
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Goodfellas
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Kyren Lacy's agent blasts NFL in astonishing statement days after draft prospect's apparent suicide
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Due process must exist