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I made the mistake of reading about people who have been maimed or killed by drano...how is that stuff still legal?
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Today I went out to lunch at a TexMex type of place. When my food was brought to me, the family seated at the table next to me started staring at my table and began narrating how I put together my fajitas to their kids who apparently never saw them before? I immediately put the fork down, glared at them, and got up to go to the restroom. People watching me eat pisses me off as it is, I don't need it to be broadcast as well. Rude-ass family.
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Hi friends, Hunter said I should post pictures of epic adventures here.
I live in Fairbanks Alaska. It is what most people would consider cold outside (hovering around 22-26 degrees Fahrenheit). I apologize in advance for the crummy image quality, my phone is fantastic but it's not a very good camera.
Today I left my house at 3:30 PM to run errands, say hi to friends and eat. This is what it looked like out my driveway and onto my street.
On the way I passed a farm with horses in it. I like horses, and maybe you do too, so I took a picture.
Here's a view of whats called the Tanana Valley, so named for the Tanana river which runs through it. You're looking at a very wide-angle shot of the town of Fairbanks, taken from whats called Summit Ridge, to the north of town.
I ate some very good food. It was a bacon cheeseburger and a bunch of unsweetened iced tea. Afterwards I came home, at 6:00 PM. This is what it looked like in that same street.
And finally, the view of my house from said street.
As you can see, it's now currently snowing like crazy and windy. Thanks for allowing me to share Alaska with you, even though it might be kind of boring.
I live in Fairbanks Alaska. It is what most people would consider cold outside (hovering around 22-26 degrees Fahrenheit). I apologize in advance for the crummy image quality, my phone is fantastic but it's not a very good camera.
Today I left my house at 3:30 PM to run errands, say hi to friends and eat. This is what it looked like out my driveway and onto my street.
On the way I passed a farm with horses in it. I like horses, and maybe you do too, so I took a picture.
Here's a view of whats called the Tanana Valley, so named for the Tanana river which runs through it. You're looking at a very wide-angle shot of the town of Fairbanks, taken from whats called Summit Ridge, to the north of town.
I ate some very good food. It was a bacon cheeseburger and a bunch of unsweetened iced tea. Afterwards I came home, at 6:00 PM. This is what it looked like in that same street.
And finally, the view of my house from said street.
As you can see, it's now currently snowing like crazy and windy. Thanks for allowing me to share Alaska with you, even though it might be kind of boring.
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Boring? That looks awesome and just makes me want to go to Alaska even harder. I mean, all I have is this:TheIceCreamMan said:
And this:
And let's not forget this:
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Surtur said:
I guess the kids were fascinated by the concept of having to put together your own food? It was super obnoxious. Get your own damn fajitas if they're so interesting! :arrow:
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