Interstate 10 Is Closed Completely and Indefinitiely
from my friend Keith Weiner:
"Interstate 10 is closed completely and indefinitely," said Terri Kasinga, spokeswoman for the California Department of Transportation.
Rain does not take out civilization. For a clear picture of what does, read Atlas Shrugged."
"Interstate 10 is closed completely and indefinitely," said Terri Kasinga, spokeswoman for the California Department of Transportation.
Rain does not take out civilization. For a clear picture of what does, read Atlas Shrugged."
Standin' on the corner
in Winslow Arizona
and enjoying the scenery
There's a girl my Lord
In a flat bed Ford
Slowin' down to take a look at me.
Seriously though, thank God there was only one injury. That could have been much, much worse.
I hope to meet y'all sometime - I'd love to discuss "that damned crater" with DB over a beer (or whatever he drinks)!
But that was back in the late 60s/early 70s when I did it. My dad and I went to the bottom, my mother and brother stayed up top.
:)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FhH3m...
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Notice that of the cars that were burning on the I15 freeway, no one thought to just drive on the shoulder or emergency lane and get out of there?
Too many Sheople looking for the government to help or save them.
On a more serious note I am starting to suspect that someone in the government put the "Dust Cover" from the book "How to Succeed in Government" over a copy of "Atlas Shrugged" and they are now following it as a blueprint of how to run the Government and just like people of their type they only see the parts that appeal to themselves.
I believe I saw the moment the 'war' in Iraq failed. It was on a CSPAN show when they were covering the new ambassador (or whatever he was called) visiting a gym full of Iraqi contractors. They were putting out bids for fixing the infrastructure broken by the war - power, water etc. They handed out sheets of paper and said fill these out and bring them back in two weeks.
On camera we saw the contractors gather around him telling him that they needed the power and water now, they needed work now, they could fill out the papers and give them to him right then.
They were told "Two Weeks". And in the next two weeks people tore down the power lines for the copper.
That song, about Winslow, set off a chorus of old guy voices at the local McD's here in Ohio just last week, as they all knew the lyrics when someone mentioned it. Love those AZ Route 66 owns, we have hit them all.
Interstate 8 is possible but to think I could have been in Palm Springs an hour after passing the bridge... this is a major setback.
I'm also wondering how this will affect the produce pricing here in Mesa.
And I had to take my boys on a day they were both off work....Sorry we missed you :( Neighbor!
He's lived near and worked in L.A. since the mid-70s.
So he also missed the Big One after all.
When I mentioned my son and I using an indoor shooting range at a place called Hoover Tactical, he looked at me like I was from another planet.
He remained dead silent with the same deadpan expression when I told another brother I finally got that pocket pistol we had been talking about.
But that libtard is my brother and I love him. Even though he is also kinda icky.
Tuesday last week, he spent the night at that other brother's place in Hoover (out of his way en route to Delaware) on the other side of Birmingham and I brought my son over during the evening.
My Hoover brother he gave me an AS2 DVD for a Christmas present shortly after I rented AS1 due to reading what Netflix had to say about some SYFY written by some Ayn Rand whomever. What, a philosopher?
Later I told my Hoover bro' about my stumbling into the Gulch and my dino moniker, but that was months ago and it hasn't come up in conversation.
Maybe just as well. He has a weirder sense of humor than I do and would likely be rubbing some assorted Gulchers the wrong way.