This hsppens in an Atlantis episode, "The Shrine," and the gate seems to work. Atlantis has the shield up, luckily, so the water from the dial-in doesn't come through from the flooded gate. The gate does not shut down normally, however, due to water continually attempting to pass through and requires the 38-minute buffer to close the connection. Once it closes, Atlantis dials back out to the flooded gate and sends a jumper through.
This might be the way to get her to listen: suggest that if it is what she says, it's so rare that it should be insured by a reputable insurance company.
I've been trying to use emojis regularly on here, mainly because I found the animosity weirdly exclusionary over on Reddit. My philosophy is to let others have their joy in small things. 😁
Duluth, Minnesota, tried to do some control for absent landlords, requiring that landlords live within or have a representative within X miles of the rental. Unfortunately, all that did was make management companies more overbearing when owners turned to them to be the local contact.
This is an amazing project, and I am so happy to hear that it's been successful for so long! Pollinators are so important to everything and everyone, so I have a soft spot for bees and bats.
You mention in the comments that you often have mason bees. Do you build those wood dowel habitats for those guys, too?
I love it when people do the fork hatch marks! I know a bunch of people who don't, and I swear the cookies taste wrong without them. 😁
I like Liftoff enough that I've stopped looking at every new thing that is coming out.
This hsppens in an Atlantis episode, "The Shrine," and the gate seems to work. Atlantis has the shield up, luckily, so the water from the dial-in doesn't come through from the flooded gate. The gate does not shut down normally, however, due to water continually attempting to pass through and requires the 38-minute buffer to close the connection. Once it closes, Atlantis dials back out to the flooded gate and sends a jumper through.
North Dakota is okay with taking crap as long as we get paid for it. 🙃
I'm in the same boat as you. 7 Wonders is okay, but I adored 7 Wonders Duel and find myself going back to it again and again with my spouse.
This might be the way to get her to listen: suggest that if it is what she says, it's so rare that it should be insured by a reputable insurance company.
Why, hello there, little flickertail!
I'm all about cake. If it is good enough, it doesn't need icing. 🤤
I've been trying to use emojis regularly on here, mainly because I found the animosity weirdly exclusionary over on Reddit. My philosophy is to let others have their joy in small things. 😁
These are so perfect for the group, https://beehaw.org/u/UrLogicFails!
Mine is as well, although I have to admit that I don't use it as much as I once did.
Duluth, Minnesota, tried to do some control for absent landlords, requiring that landlords live within or have a representative within X miles of the rental. Unfortunately, all that did was make management companies more overbearing when owners turned to them to be the local contact.
He finally signed it?! 🙌
Now I want lemon cake... 🤤
This is an amazing project, and I am so happy to hear that it's been successful for so long! Pollinators are so important to everything and everyone, so I have a soft spot for bees and bats.
You mention in the comments that you often have mason bees. Do you build those wood dowel habitats for those guys, too?
Oh, thank goodness, if this is the actual trend. We've been debating moving, but rental markets have been ludicrous everywhere.
Ayyy! Look at her leetle toooosers!
Is it a trap or... can you rub his belly?
Oh, what a handsome boy!
Off-topic, but I'm glad you're a Midwest llama who eats casseroles instead of hot dish!