LanguageMan1

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R.I.P.

Sad, but it happens to all of us sooner or later at some point. Even my time is drawing closer.

@No1 Very true and depends on over how long of a period of time. 25-80 mm in a matter of 20-30 minutes isn’t so great anywhere, much like 400-600+ mm over a two day period.

@ajsadauskas @popheads Liked her a lot. Same with Prince, DMX and others I had the chance to meet. Actually sat down talking with a few of them for 10-15 minutes to 2 hours+.

@ajsadauskas @sydney OOOOHHH! 200 mm? We had between 200-370 mm in one day years ago in Florida. Has happened more than once here and elsewhere in the world. Lots of flooding. Ponds and streams refilled.

@ajsadauskas @sydney Same thing has applied to parts of California and the US, Canada, Europe, Asia. Then the weather patterns will change again and the excessive precipitation will be in other areas whilst some get dryer. History repeats itself time and time again. When you over 40 or 50 you’ll realize it more and more then shrug it off as most of us who are older do.

@ajsadauskas @maniacalmanicmania Weather patterns switch up all around the globe. Sometimes excessive rain and precipitation and other times a lack thereof.

@TexasDrunk @ajsadauskas Others are certainly doing it today and I’m happy that they’re successful.

@ajsadauskas @ordellrb @eugenia Quite a few of us have done that through the last two decades or more. Why not?! If it’s still useful, use it. I used a few older computers as print servers for businesses even back in the 1990’s.

@etbe @ajsadauskas True.

@Railison @ajsadauskas That happened quite a long time ago here in the US, Canada and elsewhere.