Has this thread really turned to 'A couple lightning strikes' or 'Looking dark over here'.
It's like a microcosim of the tine board itself.
It's like a microcosim of the tine board itself.
bad weather coming tomorrow
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Weather has been perfect in Galveston all weekend.
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It was lightening off the coast late last night but that was it.
quote:Well, what would you recommend?
Has this thread really turned to 'A couple lightning strikes' or 'Looking dark over here'.
It's like a microcosim of the tine board itself.
Yep...having hwy 6 and Eldridge open for traffic was fun while it lasted. Guess we will be back to everybody in West Houston trying to drive down Barker Cypress for another week or two.
I'm in OKC , with the flight delayed as the airport is closed. Can someone call IAH and tell them to either open the airport or close it, so we can get off this plane? TIA.
Are they closed again?
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Pilot just confirmed holding pattern due to IAH thunderstorm closure. New Orleans, anyone??
quote:Not yet...but the Ad****s reservoir rose about 9" with the rain yesterday and we are getting more today. This afternoon, driving back up Eldridge, the water was maybe 6" below the road at most. One more 1-2" rainfall will probably put it back underwater. We have a 40-60% chance all week long.
Are they closed again?
Low point of Eldridge is at 96.3', low point of Hwy 6 is 96.0'. Current water level in Ad****s reservoir is 96.19' and rising again. If it doesn't close them today, it probably will within the next couple of days if we keep getting more rain.
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It is the construction in east El Paso that is the problem...
Friggin idiot drivers all the way back from Livingston. You'd think people had never driven in rain before or know that the the left lane is for passing.
quote:I think that has changed. The left lane is now for checking your text messages on your phone. The right lane is now the passing lane.
Friggin idiot drivers all the way back from Livingston. You'd think people had never driven in rain before or know that the the left lane is for passing.
quote:quote:I think that has changed. The left lane is now for checking your text messages on your phone. The right lane is now the passing lane.
Friggin idiot drivers all the way back from Livingston. You'd think people had never driven in rain before or know that the the left lane is for passing.
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We need a drought!
Never say this in Texas.
Hwy 6 southbound, right most lane this morning was flooded and apparently either cars stapled out or idiot drivers smashed into each other. If we keep getting 1.5"/daily it'll be closed again. Fun while it was open.
Yea, I finally took it this morning at 5am and saw a guy in that lane slam on his brakes. Luckily there wasn't anyone behind him.
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Hwy 6 southbound, right most lane this morning was flooded and apparently either cars stapled out or idiot drivers smashed into each other. If we keep getting 1.5"/daily it'll be closed again. Fun while it was open.
They must have forgot the cover sheet on their TPS report.
I think this thread title is a curse on the city. Bad weather seems to always be coming tomorrow.
And all those stapled out cars, impounded due to bad TPS files with the DMV. And I have to hear it from all 5 of my damn bosses Bob!
And all those stapled out cars, impounded due to bad TPS files with the DMV. And I have to hear it from all 5 of my damn bosses Bob!
Makes you want to work just hard enough to not get fired doesn't it? Maybe put strichnine in the guacamole?
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I have a buddy who attended a leadership conference for his national company. From him:
"At the end of the conference, one of the principle owners wrapped up with a speech where he almost word for word said "the reward for working hard to achieve goals is the opportunity to work harder"
When he said that, my service chief turned to me and whispered "what the ****...?"
"At the end of the conference, one of the principle owners wrapped up with a speech where he almost word for word said "the reward for working hard to achieve goals is the opportunity to work harder"
When he said that, my service chief turned to me and whispered "what the ****...?"
What the ****?
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I have a buddy who attended a leadership conference for his national company. From him:
"At the end of the conference, one of the principle owners wrapped up with a speech where he almost word for word said "the reward for working hard to achieve goals is the opportunity to work harder"
When he said that, my service chief turned to me and whispered "what the ****...?"
Arbeit macht frei?
quote:
I have a buddy who attended a leadership conference for his national company. From him:
"At the end of the conference, one of the principle owners wrapped up with a speech where he almost word for word said "the reward for working hard to achieve goals is the opportunity to work harder"
When he said that, my service chief turned to me and whispered "what the ****...?"
Months of darkness has messed with his mind. There's really no other explanation.
quote:quote:
I have a buddy who attended a leadership conference for his national company. From him:
"At the end of the conference, one of the principle owners wrapped up with a speech where he almost word for word said "the reward for working hard to achieve goals is the opportunity to work harder"
When he said that, my service chief turned to me and whispered "what the ****...?"
Arbeit macht frei?
Ha, that was my exact response when he sent it.
He's employed but looking for a new employer after 13 years with that company.
quote:what the hell does this have to do with bad weather tomorrow
I have a buddy who attended a leadership conference for his national company. From him:
"At the end of the conference, one of the principle owners wrapped up with a speech where he almost word for word said "the reward for working hard to achieve goals is the opportunity to work harder"
When he said that, my service chief turned to me and whispered "what the ****...?"
The reward for hard rain in April is the opportunity for more hard rain in May
Bad weather, bad jobs, ****it dude, let's go bowling.
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