Cinderella's Fella
DIS Dad #215 Maryland, The Land Of Merry!
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- Aug 14, 2008
This explains a great many things...
Refreshing a government bureaucracy that doesn't take it self to seriously. And is technically not wrong about knowing when its cold.This explains a great many things...
Realize it's what? I thought this was third Monday?
Sure... kick a guy when he's down.Friday? Feels like Saturday night for me.
Yeah, that's just a mite on toward the chilly side of things.Morning all.
Wind chill here today of -40, along with sustained wind gust. Supposed to start warming up as we approach tomorrow but it has been a cold 36 hours.
That's balloon shootin' weather!It's in the +40s down this way.
Certainly is, and one even drifted right over my little podunk town this morning.That's balloon shootin' weather!
How many would that be?Either that or it's an attempt to determine the total number and general size of all the cesspools we currently maintain on a typical industrial hog farm.
I get not wanting to shoot it down over land. Balloons that size can carry rather hefty payloads. I've seen them launched with payloads exceeding two tons. (Just looked it up, large balloons can carry up 8,000lbs)Either way, it ain't worth the ammo and the folks that sent it have already accomplished both missions.
Enough to seriously contaminate the local water supply every time on of them fails.How many would that be?
(I'm betting I can sell this info for big $$$)
Replacing live stock can get expensive too (and I think that the cattle in Montana count as a reliable voting block that shouldn't be ignored).I get not wanting to shoot it down over land. Balloons that size can carry rather hefty payloads. I've seen them launched with payloads exceeding two tons. (Just looked it up, large balloons can carry up 8,000lbs)
Bringing down something like that without knowing what it's carrying could cause a lot of damage.
Then again... when it was over Montana... mighta killed a sheep? Maybe a cow?
Enough to seriously contaminate the local water supply every time on of them fails.
It ain't pretty.
I think that the cattle in Montana count as a reliable voting block that shouldn't be ignored
There was some panic:I also notice that y'all weren't having anywhere near as overwrought a panic attack as us when it was flying over BC and Alberta. Ma
Wait… you can sell balloon fragments?Regardless, it's in the the ocean now about 40-odd miles straight off where our condo is. Safer to land the thing there anyway. Once they monitor it to ensure there's nothing hazardous going on (bio, chemical, atomic or otherwise) I suspect it'll get hauled up and checked out. Who knows, some bits of the balloon might even wash up on our chunk of the beach and I'll be able to sell 'em on eBay along with my collections of various Jesus and Elvis shaped potato chips.
There are folks on eBay asking royal prices for reused baby-food jars filled with water purportedly taken from Splash Mountain before it closed for the "dreaded refurb".Wait… you can sell balloon fragments?
all those wasted birthday parties
I heard that… and just assumed it was a joke.There are folks on eBay asking royal prices for reused baby-food jars filled with water purportedly taken from Splash Mountain before it closed for the "dreaded refurb".
Being as I didn't actually make that one up...
think you'd have a good shot at turning a profit with party balloon fragments.
(so long as you come up with a good enough back story for 'em).
That's balloon shootin' weather!
I mean... could they really see anything that they couldn't see with a satellite?Except as far as I can tell, that one's only useful purpose is to prove that folks on this side of the globe are nothing more then panic stricken idiots. Either that or it's an attempt to determine the total number and general size of all the cesspools we currently maintain on a typical industrial hog farm. Either way, it ain't worth the ammo and the folks that sent it have already accomplished both missions.
If you want to get top dollar for it, bottle the balloon water with the balloon fragment still in it.Who knows, some bits of the balloon might even wash up on our chunk of the beach and I'll be able to sell 'em on eBay along with my collections of various Jesus and Elvis shaped potato chips.
August... sounds hot. When was it you were originally planning to go again?Because of this, we are going to have to move the trip, be it by a day or to a whole other month. August. Either way, this is something the DW and I will have to talk about. I suspect I could move our trip to August and still get something in the Pop Century, though I'm sure the decision will have to be made soon.
This should go on the SC tourist pamphlet.Enough to seriously contaminate the local water supply every time on of them fails.
It ain't pretty.
And it's a waste of perfectly good steak.Replacing live stock can get expensive too (and I think that the cattle in Montana count as a reliable voting block that shouldn't be ignored).
Thank you... I think. I told her yesterday that now I officially can't stop her from doing anything.Congratulations on having a 21 year old daughter, https://www.disboards.com/members/captain_oblivious.217344/ !
It would be nice to have something redeeming from all of those hours wasted over the years.Wait… you can sell balloon fragments?
all those wasted birthday parties
I remain amazed at what people will sell/shell out money for. I saw others selling sand from the spot where Tom Brady announced his retirement (again).There are folks on eBay asking royal prices for reused baby-food jars filled with water purportedly taken from Splash Mountain before it closed for the "dreaded refurb".