The My Vibe Thread

[YankeeRebel]

Ever see the movie Legend? Will Smith living in an empty New York trying to figure a way to reverse the zombies?

Mother nature would do her thing. Plants would eventually crack the asphalt and concrete. Vines would start to climb every building. She would do it slow in some places and much quicker in others. The earth would regurgitate from its bowels and start to cover areas with fresh lava. Maybe, someday she'd start another race of humanoids and not let them be as foolish as our type has been.

Global warming is not about emissions. It's about covering one third of the earth's surface with man-made materials that hold and reflect heat and keep mother earth from breathing properly.

Yeah I did see that movie I enjoyed that.

 

[Southieinnc]

I found this pretty interesting. Makes you think.

I actually gave lectures on this subject.....

 

[YankeeRebel]

I actually gave lectures on this subject.....

Oh that's really cool.

Arbor Day is one of the two organizations I buy from and donate too. They provide me an option of ten free trees or donate 10 trees to a national forest which I always do

 

[Southieinnc]

Oh that's really cool.

Arbor Day is one of the two organizations I buy from and donate too. They provide me an option of ten free trees or donate 10 trees to a national forest which I always do

I had a DR client who contracted me to clear a property in San Jose that had become overgrown in 10 years. After 3 days of work, I found a house that he was not aware of! You could not see the house after 3 days of clearing!

 

[YankeeRebel]

I had a DR client who contracted me to clear a property in San Jose that had become overgrown in 10 years. After 3 days of work, I found a house that he was not aware of! You could not see the house after 3 days of clearing!

Wow thats crazy

 

[BigKen]

I had a DR client who contracted me to clear a property in San Jose that had become overgrown in 10 years. After 3 days of work, I found a house that he was not aware of! You could not see the house after 3 days of clearing!

Like I said, depends where as to what nature can and will do.

In 1962 they put a one mile long granite block breakwater at the mouth of the Saco River in Maine. The Camp Ellis beach on the other side started being affected immediately. The tidal change made the huge beautiful sandbars at low tide disappear by 1972. Today the Camp Ellis Beach is just about gone and so are the houses that were built on it. The houses that were saved on the Saco side became Millionaire estates (Hello Roger Goodell). Now those folks are in a panic because mother nature did her thing on one side and is now taking what she intended to do 73 years ago on the other. Now they want the Army Corps of Engineers to start removing the breakwater.

As the old saying warns.........................."Don't fuck with Mother Nature. Payback is a bitch."

 

[nefansince75]

Like I said, depends where as to what nature can and will do.

In 1962 they put a one mile long granite block breakwater at the mouth of the Saco River in Maine. The Camp Ellis beach on the other side started being affected immediately. The tidal change made the huge beautiful sandbars at low tide disappear by 1972. Today the Camp Ellis Beach is just about gone and so are the houses that were built on it. The houses that were saved on the Saco side became Millionaire estates (Hello Roger Goodell). Now those folks are in a panic because mother nature did her thing on one side and is now taking what she intended to do 73 years ago on the other. Now they want the Army Corps of Engineers to start removing the breakwater.

As the old saying warns.........................."Don't fuck with Mother Nature. Payback is a bitch."

I thought the saying was "you can't fight mother nature" with "and expect to win" implied with it.

 

[nefansince75]

Like I said, depends where as to what nature can and will do.

In 1962 they put a one mile long granite block breakwater at the mouth of the Saco River in Maine. The Camp Ellis beach on the other side started being affected immediately. The tidal change made the huge beautiful sandbars at low tide disappear by 1972. Today the Camp Ellis Beach is just about gone and so are the houses that were built on it. The houses that were saved on the Saco side became Millionaire estates (Hello Roger Goodell). Now those folks are in a panic because mother nature did her thing on one side and is now taking what she intended to do 73 years ago on the other. Now they want the Army Corps of Engineers to start removing the breakwater.

As the old saying warns.........................."Don't fuck with Mother Nature. Payback is a bitch."

Most of the Saco side damage was by the infamous Blizzard of '78. But the toll of the jetty is obvious.

 

[YankeeRebel]

Here's An Old Memory For You

 

[Yankee Traveler]

Here's An Old Memory For You

One of my favorite plays of all time.

 

[nefansince75]

Here's An Old Memory For You

I saw and I still think Baily fumbled it through the end zone.

 

[nefansince75]

One of my favorite plays of all time.

Goes right aside of Vineteri catching and tackling Herschel Walker.

 

[Yankee Traveler]

Here's An Old Memory For You

Had to watch it again.

Not only was that a great play from the fact that Watson ran the greater distance and had to dodge the ref, but man, he delivered a hit JJ Watt would have been proud of.

 

[Southieinnc]

Wow thats crazy

I thought he would be happy but it turns out he would have to pay for demolition.
Wealthy investor so I shrugged and kept clearing.
I did have fun dropping big trees on the house!

 

[YankeeRebel]

 

[nefansince75]

I'd be pretty god damn happy if mahomeless was our qb, even though I can't stand his poor sportsmanship penalty luring ways.

 

[YankeeRebel]

Bye Bye plastic lunch trays. Microwaved some leftovers at lunch yesterday, brand new rubber maid take out tray. After I ate I noticed this burning, bubbly look in the tray. Then I started thinking, well damn, how much plastic did I just eat?

Pyrex only from now on.

 

[Yankee Traveler]

Bye Bye plastic lunch trays. Microwaved some leftovers at lunch yesterday, brand new rubber maid take out tray. After I ate I noticed this burning, bubbly look in the tray. Then I started thinking, well damn, how much plastic did I just eat?

Pyrex only from now on.

There truly is no such thing as microwave safe plastic.

 

[YankeeRebel]

There truly is no such thing as microwave safe plastic.

It appears that way, and as long as I remove the plastic lid on the Pyrex it should be fine. I may have to find something to cover the glass tray while cooking but I will look into that

 

[BigKen]

My brother has several MD friends in Chatanooga who have been trying to get their patients not to use plastic for years. One of them has spent the past twenty researching the effects of plastic on the human body. He has written and claims that there are millions of pounds of microscopic plastic in the air from burning, microwaving and melting. He says that all generations from the Baby Boomers to infants born next year are and will be affected. Lungs, intestines, liver, kidneys are all affected and we have no direct knowledge of exactly what it's doing other than it's inetrferring with normal absorption and flow of liquids within the body. He laughs and says, we have begun to line our innards with plastic and wonder why desease is so prevalent and difficult to treat.