Also note the use of what I assume to be Chinglish in the description, though it is much better on dis one - starts right in the title...
Showing posts with label dogs and cats living together. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dogs and cats living together. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
Thursday, December 18, 2008
coming soon: wintry End Times cocktail
... Winter Storm Warning remains in effect from 3 PM this afternoon to 12 PM CST Friday... expected to begin as snow late Thursday afternoon... mixed with sleet roughly along and south of Interstate 88 and the Eisenhower expressway... snow will change to sleet and freezing rain with significant icing... snow or ice accumulations by mid morning Friday are expected to be near a foot along the Wisconsin state line... to 6 to 9 inches from the north side of Chicago westward through DeKalb and Lee counties... to 4 to 6 inches from the south side of Chicago westward into northern LaSalle County... and 3 to 5 inches of mixed snow and ice along Interstate 80... significant amounts of snow... sleet... ice... strong winds... thundersleet... ice locusts... cocktail of precipitation... cats and dogs living together... thundersnow... Joey Gathright... keep an extra flashlight... food... and water in your vehicle in case of an emergency... career .632 OPS... run in circles... scream and shout... snow and sleet accumulation of 7 to 10 inches. ice accumulation of up to one quarter of an inch... pestilence from the north... south... east... west... chance of precipitation 100 percent... total snow accumulation 8 to 12 inches... then more snow and s#i+...
Saturday, September 13, 2008
Monday, June 16, 2008
Someone better alert the authorities!
Tiger is down by a shot with three holes to go...to someone named Rocco!
There could be city-wide hysteria, people fainting, dogs and cats living together...
There could be city-wide hysteria, people fainting, dogs and cats living together...
Wednesday, November 28, 2007
Skilly's got nuttin' on Stan Wasowki
How's this for non-committal weather speak:
The weather service has raised the odds on rain Friday and Saturday, but NWS forecaster Stan Wasowski said we basically won't know what we're gonna get until we get it. Computer forecast models just don't know what to do with closed lows to our south. The rain chance for San Diego and most of the county on Saturday morning is now listed at 50 percent.
"Everything is still within the realm of possibility," he said. "We could get three-quarters of an inch, or we could get nothing at all.
"The wild card is the trough moving down the coast. The farther west the trough goes, the better for us - if you're rooting for rain. If it's way out there, it would allow that closed low to pull in moisture from the southwest. But if the trough takes an inland route, the low will lose its moisture source."
Everything huh? Okay den, i will be prepared for rain, snow, hail, sleet, gusts, tornados, tsunamis, a nor'easter, a sout'wester, locusts, frogs, dogs and cats living together, wild cards and every other thing that could possibly happen.
The weather service has raised the odds on rain Friday and Saturday, but NWS forecaster Stan Wasowski said we basically won't know what we're gonna get until we get it. Computer forecast models just don't know what to do with closed lows to our south. The rain chance for San Diego and most of the county on Saturday morning is now listed at 50 percent.
"Everything is still within the realm of possibility," he said. "We could get three-quarters of an inch, or we could get nothing at all.
"The wild card is the trough moving down the coast. The farther west the trough goes, the better for us - if you're rooting for rain. If it's way out there, it would allow that closed low to pull in moisture from the southwest. But if the trough takes an inland route, the low will lose its moisture source."
Everything huh? Okay den, i will be prepared for rain, snow, hail, sleet, gusts, tornados, tsunamis, a nor'easter, a sout'wester, locusts, frogs, dogs and cats living together, wild cards and every other thing that could possibly happen.
Thursday, November 15, 2007
not only should you not travel, better not leave the house
Between Dumbya's "plan" and now this, you better have Thanksgiving dinner in your basement by flashlight while wearing armor...
Skilling: Autumn storm threat over holiday
To sum up dis story: "...may detioriate...what could be...may have implications...expected...may serve...when monkeys fly."
Skilling: Autumn storm threat over holiday
To sum up dis story: "...may detioriate...what could be...may have implications...expected...may serve...when monkeys fly."
Friday, November 9, 2007
this could be the big one
Still no sun--people are out the ledge, preparing to jump... As for me, i'm going to go out and buy some hatches and batten them down.
Weekend of rain coming, but in small doses
SAN DIEGO – A little bit or rain could go a long way this weekend. It could both cleanse the air and reduce worries about debris flows in recent burn areas.
Weekend of rain coming, but in small doses
SAN DIEGO – A little bit or rain could go a long way this weekend. It could both cleanse the air and reduce worries about debris flows in recent burn areas.
A weak low-pressure system moving into Central California could bring drizzle or light rain Friday. Rainfall amounts should be just a few hundredths of an inch. Saturday is expected to be cool and partly cloudy.
Thursday, November 8, 2007
Breaking San Diego Weather News
"What's causing all the clouds???"
Yes, indeed. There's been a hyoooge-@ss "marine layer" for like two days. No sun expected until next week! I even had to wear a jacket yesterday!! This climate change crap is for the phokking birds, i can tell you...
Yes, indeed. There's been a hyoooge-@ss "marine layer" for like two days. No sun expected until next week! I even had to wear a jacket yesterday!! This climate change crap is for the phokking birds, i can tell you...
Tuesday, June 5, 2007
cats and dogs living together
Check out dat bullpen!
Philadelphia
IP H R ER BB K HR Season ERA
J. Moyer 7.0 8 2 2 2 1 0 4.08
R. Madson 2.0 0 0 0 1 2 0 3.55
G. Geary (W, 1-1) 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 3.45
A. Alfonseca (S, 2) 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 4.07
Philadelphia
IP H R ER BB K HR Season ERA
J. Moyer 7.0 8 2 2 2 1 0 4.08
R. Madson 2.0 0 0 0 1 2 0 3.55
G. Geary (W, 1-1) 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 3.45
A. Alfonseca (S, 2) 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 4.07
Dominant!
News item: Horror hurlers hale and hearty (not even kidding this time), throw three consecutive shutouts.
Sunday, June 3, 2007
how will this affect global entropy? Smiff's weekend amusement level? Sanjaya's hair?
A Cub victory appears to be a viable possible outcome today.
Bot 8th
Cubzzz 9, Braves 1
Bot 8th
Cubzzz 9, Braves 1
Tuesday, May 8, 2007
instead of raising my taxes, why don't you go out and buy an SUV and build a three-car garage like mine?
Business sends SOS to state about RTA
More mass transit funds urged, tax on gas suggested
If the Illinois General Assembly does not act immediately to reform and refinance the region's mass transit system, the Chicago area's economic health will be jeopardized, according to an influential group of business leaders.
The state must give the Regional Transportation Authority the power to raise additional revenue, including increasing the sales tax and levying a gasoline tax of up to 5 percent per gallon, the business-backed civic group Chicago Metropolis 2020 said.
"This is a group of business people standing up and saying, 'We're willing to push for additional taxes, including a gas tax.' This is very significant," said George Ranney Jr., Chicago Metropolis' president and CEO.
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The RTA is asking the state to fill a current shortfall of $226 million and to provide $400 million annually for operations. In addition, $10 billion is needed over the next five years for capital improvements.
Unless the legislature acts by July 1, the RTA said, the CTA, Metra and Pace will begin considering fare hikes and service cuts (Red Line will now run backwards).
Chicago Metropolis' plan proposes seven funding options, including an RTA-imposed gas tax of up to 5 percent.
The plan also proposes an increase the RTA sales tax to 1.25 percent from 1 percent in the CTA service area, and an increase in each of the collar counties from the current quarter percent to at least one-half percent.
But with gasoline prices well over $3 a gallon, Chicago Metropolis' gas tax proposal "could not have come at a worse time," said David Schulz, director of the Infrastructure Technology Institute at Northwestern University.
More mass transit funds urged, tax on gas suggested
If the Illinois General Assembly does not act immediately to reform and refinance the region's mass transit system, the Chicago area's economic health will be jeopardized, according to an influential group of business leaders.
The state must give the Regional Transportation Authority the power to raise additional revenue, including increasing the sales tax and levying a gasoline tax of up to 5 percent per gallon, the business-backed civic group Chicago Metropolis 2020 said.
"This is a group of business people standing up and saying, 'We're willing to push for additional taxes, including a gas tax.' This is very significant," said George Ranney Jr., Chicago Metropolis' president and CEO.
...
The RTA is asking the state to fill a current shortfall of $226 million and to provide $400 million annually for operations. In addition, $10 billion is needed over the next five years for capital improvements.
Unless the legislature acts by July 1, the RTA said, the CTA, Metra and Pace will begin considering fare hikes and service cuts (Red Line will now run backwards).
Chicago Metropolis' plan proposes seven funding options, including an RTA-imposed gas tax of up to 5 percent.
The plan also proposes an increase the RTA sales tax to 1.25 percent from 1 percent in the CTA service area, and an increase in each of the collar counties from the current quarter percent to at least one-half percent.
But with gasoline prices well over $3 a gallon, Chicago Metropolis' gas tax proposal "could not have come at a worse time," said David Schulz, director of the Infrastructure Technology Institute at Northwestern University.
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