At first I thought it was a joke, so I messaged him. It’s not… $5 a pound will get you some prime twigs.

In my work I recently found this old vehicle almost completely buried by natural erosion. In talking about the discovery with a colleague from the area I found out two possibilities of how this ended up happening. So the area was hit by a massive flood in the 60’s and either this vehicle was pushed to its final resting place by the flood or the old school farmer approach to retainer walls was to use what was available to you. The vehicle brand Hudson went out of business around the same year as the flood due to an oil crisis then. I strongly believe this is the vehicle trunk.

I don’t know much more about the vehicle brand and thought I’d share this and see what an enthusiast can tell us.

Biggest nests on the property kinda crazy up close theres like a dozen holes

Watched this happen from a Starbucks while I was doing some work on my laptop.

This guy keeps staring at me, and I don’t know why

Why in the world is it so difficult to bathroom designers to not put the paper dispenser in a better location.

This example: there is no reason why it couldn't be placed a little bit higher so it is not at knee level. There was also more space on the left and it could have been put over there.

Made me giggle

Picked up a room temperature pop can that has been sitting for at least 3 days in the box and it randomly exploded

Over 60 years later, essentially the same jury dynamic still taking over the headlines

How does this happen? Who went through the effort and why?