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Phil_Lopian
Phil_Lopian Oct 20 '21

Quote from Dark Enlightenment That actually looks pretty nice. I forgot that color of green existed. And what seasons are. 


I started life in Rochester, NY. So that amount of green reminds me of lake effect snow in the winter that traps you indoors, and 99% humidity of an August heatwave. It may say only 88 degrees, but it is a heat index nightmare of houses without air conditioning. And that's why we swam in the canal, which was close enough to walk to.  Makes you prefer a dry desert heat and late October Santa Ana after a drier summer.  Especially because every 10 to 15 years it massively catches fire and turns into a war zone. 


I also like earthquakes. I am hoping with the early warning system will send me an SMS message in time to catch the big one. Which leads me to the question so this isn't just rambling about myself. 


Coastal Oregon runs adjacent to the Cascadia Subduction Zone, so I'm curious, how the earthquakes are in Southwestern Oregon.  You're not that far from the Mendoncino Triple Juction, and I would like to know if you feel the ground move more or less? 



Originally, I wanted to move out to New York, because I saw many big nice houses there for sale for only $200,000, and they were out in a very green area. But I suspected those parts of New York suffered from extreme winters. You've confirmed it for me. It sounds like a cool and adventurous childhood you had out in NY.  


I hated the Santa Ana winds! Out here we get high winds along the coast sometimes. It makes the beaches very cold! I've also noticed that nearly every beach here is empty of people. No body surfs of boggy boards. I still don't know why. 


I wasn't aware that this place was near faults and subduction zones! Great. I was already nervous about this place being a Tsunami Danger Zone! They have tsunami signs everywhere which tells you which direction to go in when a tsunami comes. It seriously wouldn't take a big tsunami to wipe out most of North Bend and Coos Bay. 


I haven't felt any quakes here since we moved out here. None of the local news has so far talked about local earthquakes. Maybe - I'm hoping - that earthquakes don't happen as often here? At least we don't get tornadoes here! 

Cornelius Coburn
Cornelius Coburn Oct 20 '21
We have some pretty intense summers and winters here in the northeast, so the other two follow naturally. I have tons of pictures, just like C, although in the end it was more the dashcam, mechanical endeavors, and just driving of course, which is a large part of what it is all about for me.


I'll have a look and see what I got for some of that stunning autumn Maine foliage. I prefer embedding photos than providing links without actually uploading to the server, so I don't use the Photo Section, but instead embed in a blog seems like the only way, unless a thread of course.

Phil_Lopian
Phil_Lopian Oct 20 '21

Quote from Cornelius Coburn We have some pretty intense summers and winters here in the northeast, so the other two follow naturally. I have tons of pictures, just like C, although in the end it was more the dashcam, mechanical endeavors, and just driving of course, which is a large part of what it is all about for me.


I'll have a look and see what I got for some of that stunning autumn Maine foliage. I prefer embedding photos than providing links without actually uploading to the server, so I don't use the Photo Section, but instead embed in a blog seems like the only way, unless a thread of course.


One of my close friends recently moved out to Maine. Originally I talked her into moving out here [Rural Oregon] from Cali. She was going to until she found a victorian house out there for $200,000. She and her husband bought it a couple weeks ago. We tried to tell her that the city she is moving to is considered to be the meth capital of Maine, but that didn't worry her. 

Cornelius Coburn
Cornelius Coburn Oct 20 '21
Apparently I don't have any autumn pictures. Eight pages of photos and everything is green. It does seem a bit odd.
Cornelius Coburn
Cornelius Coburn Oct 20 '21
How about a picture of some cows.

 


Cornelius Coburn
Cornelius Coburn Oct 20 '21
The meth capital of Maine. I'm not sure which of the two, but even the worst cities here have some nice areas. Downtown is usually the worst of course. Having a loaded firearm in the house is always a good idea just in case.
Cornelius Coburn
Cornelius Coburn Oct 20 '21
I always worry I might have to use my Ruger .44 sometime in an emergency, and the headset is always in the car. I have a .22 also, but I would grab the .44, and worry about repairing the house later.
The Forum post is edited by Cornelius Coburn Oct 20 '21
Phil_Lopian
Phil_Lopian Oct 20 '21

Quote from Cornelius Coburn The meth capital of Maine. I'm not sure which of the two, but even the worst cities here have some nice areas. Downtown is usually the worst of course. Having a loaded firearm in the house is always a good idea just in case.

Two whole meth capitals in tiny Maine!? The worst cities in southern cali have no nice areas. 


That girl cow has pretty eyes actually. 


They so weird things to cows in Sudan:



Dark Enlightenment
Dark Enlightenment Oct 20 '21
The Passage of Bovine Rimjobs? 
Phil_Lopian
Phil_Lopian Oct 20 '21

Quote from Dark Enlightenment The Passage of Bovine Rimjobs? 
Good news! With a little research into what they are doing, I found a video for us in Spanish to understand! It's not a rite of passage:



Dark Enlightenment
Dark Enlightenment Oct 20 '21

Ah!  Eso se podría hacer con un baster de pavo. Baster de vaca? Un Tubo? Es una pena que hayan pasado por alto esta opciónes.


Not fluent. Can barely understand it spoken. Catch key words. Had to start again with that one. Make it simpler. 
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Phil_Lopian
Phil_Lopian Oct 21 '21
Asi, ellos soplan aire en el culito de la vaca para a hacer mas leche! Que intelegente! 



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Phil_Lopian
Phil_Lopian Oct 24 '21
Maybe us Satanists should start our own crypto currency coin? Call it the "Satanic Shekel," or something. That will help make satanism great again. 
Cornelius Coburn
Cornelius Coburn Oct 25 '21
RE : Shoutbox : Rain


I might not have any autumn foliage pics, but I got rain pics.

 


Phil_Lopian
Phil_Lopian Oct 25 '21
That's a nice rain picture. I love rain. It used to never rain out in Cali. Here in Oregon, it rains often. The locals tell me that it'll be raining for the next 4 months. It rained here today.
Cornelius Coburn
Cornelius Coburn Oct 26 '21
Quote from Phil_Lopian That's a nice rain picture. I love rain. It used to never rain out in Cali. Here in Oregon, it rains often. The locals tell me that it'll be raining for the next 4 months. It rained here today.

Beautiful.
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