We're always on fire though. There's something always burning. I still remember it was so bad one time ten years ago that all of LA was covered in a sky of smoke and it rained ash for days.
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Because unless you live in an area that's susceptible to flooding or built poorly (see levies in New Orleans), you can hunker down and get through a hurricane with minimal damage or injury. Whenever I think of an earthquake I think of the 198*No true Californian really cares when an earthquake hits. It's always a "oh, another one" reaction. They last less than a minute so I rather deal with quakes than with hurricanes. I don't understand how people on the East Coast actually say they prefer hurricanes over earthquakes. When it's a free massage.
We're always on fire though. There's something always burning. I still remember it was so bad one time ten years ago that all of LA was covered in a sky of smoke and it rained ash for days.
Son, I want you to know that no matter what happens between your mother and me, it's all your fault.
Earthquakes are unpredictable, but 95% you don't feel them while 4% of the time it's a small shake that makes you stop and notice for a second before you continue on with what you're doing because it's nothing. The best time for them to hit is when you're with someone out of town. There were some British guys near me when one hit. The freaked the fuck out and ducked under the table while everyone else at the restaurant continued eating and chatting.Because unless you live in an area that's susceptible to flooding or built poorly (No true Californian really cares when an earthquake hits. It's always a "oh, another one" reaction. They last less than a minute so I rather deal with quakes than with hurricanes. I don't understand how people on the East Coast actually say they prefer hurricanes over earthquakes. When it's a free massage.
We're always on fire though. There's something always burning. I still remember it was so bad one time ten years ago that all of LA was covered in a sky of smoke and it rained ash for days.
see levies in New Orleans), you can hunker down and get through a hurricane with minimal damage or injury. Whenever I think of an earthquake I think of the 198* (88? 89?) World Series and that bridge collapsing with cars on it. You KNOW a hurricane is coming and you can prepare or decide not to prepare. An earthquake or a tornado just hits outta nowhere (from what I know).
Either Macy's or Target or a factory job making ambulances. Or possibly a paid slot at a church's worship team.Grats! What's the next job?And to commemorate page 500, I quit my shit job today!
No, but really. I quit today.
Never have I felt so liberated!
(I have money saved up and jobs lined up, as well. So it is indeed a good time.)
"That's right, shithead! I'm gonna have another drink! And the reason I'm gonna have another drink is because the dogs are still barking in my head! Got it? I pay a psychiatrist a lot of money to stop the dogs from barking, but that shit doesn't work. It doesn't work!"I need a drink to stop the madness.
Maybe Ham can help me out and send me a bottle of hooch. He always seems to have one around.
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