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[DemonGeminiX]

The Haunting of Hill House on Netflix is getting a second season, only they're turning it into an anthology. The second season will be called "The Haunting of Bly Manor", will be based on The Turn of the Screw, and will feature a new cast. It will be released in 2020.

[RBP]

Illinois men are ridiculous. If you have an ice covered drive and sidewalk but can come to the door for a package delivery, you're a lazy piece of shit. And if one more of you lazy cunts waves at me like Forrest Gump, I might lose my shit.

[Goofy]

You've been to America?


Punishment or something?

I dunno, my mum and dad took me when i was 13 or 14. Landed in LA, spent 3 days there then on coach to the next destination. Stayed in LA, San Diego, San Fran, Flagstaff, Scottsdale, Vegas and probably a couple of others that i can't remember........ loved it Universal Studios, Seaworld and Disneyland included, awesome trip for a kid!

[lost in melb.]

Illinois men are ridiculous. If you have an ice covered drive and sidewalk but can come to the door for a package delivery, you're a lazy piece of shit. And if one more of you lazy cunts waves at me like Forrest Gump, I might lose my shit.

Toot and turf!

When they come to the door point at the package on the sidewalk and drive off

[Teh One Who Knocks]

He got a custom Continental
He got an Eldorado too
He got a thirty two gun in his pocket for fun
He got a razor in his shoe

[RBP]

Toot and turf!

When they come to the door point at the package on the sidewalk and drive off

They wave just like the fucking smiley. Cunts.

I was in Wisconsin on my first shift yesterday. Clear drives and walks, a few manly 'thanks dude' gestures. No Forrest Gump flailing.

[Teh One Who Knocks]

They wave just like the fucking smiley. Cunts.

I was in Wisconsin on my first shift yesterday. Clear drives and walks, a few manly 'thanks dude' gestures. No Forrest Gump flailing.

Don't the cities in Illinois have a 'shoveling' regulation? They do here in almost every city/town in Colorado. You have 24 hours after the snow stops to clean your sidewalk or else you would get fined. Hal says they have the same thing where he lives. I would think a place like spend-happy Illinois would love to find more ways to generate 'free' money.

And Wisconsin? That's a bit of a drive.

[Pony]

Don't the cities in Illinois have a 'shoveling' regulation? They do here in almost every city/town in Colorado. You have 24 hours after the snow stops to clean your sidewalk or else you would get fined. Hal says they have the same thing where he lives. I would think a place like spend-happy Illinois would love to find more ways to generate 'free' money.

And Wisconsin? That's a bit of a drive.

Pretty sure we have one here as well, just not enforced often. Like I said before, I usually won't do my walks if there is less than 2" of snow on them. If they ice up though I will go out and toss some salt down to make it safe for the mailman and other deliveries.

[Teh One Who Knocks]

Pretty sure we have one here as well, just not enforced often. Like I said before, I usually won't do my walks if there is less than 2" of snow on them. If they ice up though I will go out and toss some salt down to make it safe for the mailman and other deliveries.

It's rarely enforced here either. I think you would need someone to file a complaint with Code Enforcement before you would get a ticket.

[Teh One Who Knocks]

Why are there oven heating instructions on microwavable food? The burrito I have says microwave for 1 minute and 10 seconds. OR, preheat oven to 350° and then bake for 30 minutes.

[RBP]

every time I've been...

I hope your flip flops got covered in lava

My sister was sending pictures from a boat in Florida last week. When they got home I told her it was hard not to respond "fuck you" since it was below 0 here. She said, "you should have, everyone else was".

[RBP]

Don't the cities in Illinois have a 'shoveling' regulation? They do here in almost every city/town in Colorado. You have 24 hours after the snow stops to clean your sidewalk or else you would get fined. Hal says they have the same thing where he lives. I would think a place like spend-happy Illinois would love to find more ways to generate 'free' money.

And Wisconsin? That's a bit of a drive.

Pretty sure we have one here as well, just not enforced often. Like I said before, I usually won't do my walks if there is less than 2" of snow on them. If they ice up though I will go out and toss some salt down to make it safe for the mailman and other deliveries.

It's rarely enforced here either. I think you would need someone to file a complaint with Code Enforcement before you would get a ticket.

Never heard of such a law, but I would fully support it. Lazy fucks.

As for WI, Lance, I drove 40 miles north for my pickup, then my delivery route was another 35 miles north in Wisconsin.

[RBP]

The Green New Deal. How are these lunatics going to show their faces in Iowa?

[Teh One Who Knocks]

Welp, the bill* to effectively pull Colorado from the Electoral College system flew through both the democratic controlled house and senate and is now on the desk of our new uber liberal democrat gay governor. I wonder if he will sign it?





*the bill will allow the Colorado electors to cast their vote for the winner of the popular vote nationally, regardless of who actually wins the state

[RBP]

Welp, the bill* to effectively pull Colorado from the Electoral College system flew through both the democratic controlled house and senate and is now on the desk of our new uber liberal democrat gay governor. I wonder if he will sign it?





*the bill will allow the Colorado electors to cast their vote for the winner of the popular vote nationally, regardless of who actually wins the state

I have not read any constitutional interpretations of these laws...