I found out I will be the father of a baby........Boy!
It was bound to happen sooner or later.I found out I will be the father of a baby........Boy!
Just because it reminded me of this:
If you look closely, you can see the parachute.America's tiny developing wiener of Justice.
Which lens did you shoot?Final picture count was 1,299 and it's taking forever to load them!
I'm worse than a kid on Christmas.
I say make an animated gif of your routeFinal picture count was 1,299 and it's taking forever to load them!
I'm worse than a kid on Christmas.
Not worth it. Don't let this happen again.Well after depriving all of you for just over a week of my wit and charm, I am now certified to operate marine radio and a certified sailor.
I love boats.
I am still very tired.
I'm still mystified this required a license. I'm used to the ol' Ron Swanson permit.Well after depriving all of you for just over a week of my wit and charm, I am now certified to operate marine radio and a certified sailor.
I love boats.
I am still very tired.
Well, I don't exactly 'need' it. You can buy and operate a boat in Canada as long as you have a Pleasure Craft Operator's Certificate, which basically means you read a tiny book about what is pretty much common sense, and spent $40. The certification I got specifically lets me charter and skipper a boat that I haven't bought - basically a certification telling a company that I (probably) won't destroy their ship. It's also just an invaluable learning experience, I was living on board for five full days, reading tide and current tables, using marine charts, etc., so it was all sorts of useful.I'm still mystified this required a license. I'm used to the ol' Ron Swanson permit.
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Pleasure craft, huh?
Sounds neat. Let's go sailing! Come pick me up.Well, I don't exactly 'need' it. You can buy and operate a boat in Canada as long as you have a Pleasure Craft Operator's Certificate, which basically means you read a tiny book about what is pretty much common sense, and spent $40. The certification I got specifically lets me charter and skipper a boat that I haven't bought - basically a certification telling a company that I (probably) won't destroy their ship. It's also just an invaluable learning experience, I was living on board for five full days, reading tide and current tables, using marine charts, etc., so it was all sorts of useful.
I suppose it's worth noting there are definitely companies that will rent you a sailboat as long as you've got a credit card.
Yeah, I was surprised, too. I've never lived in a place that required a license for a boat. You can get private certificates which you sometimes need to rent larger sailboats, but those usually only work at the place you bought them from.I'm still mystified this required a license. I'm used to the ol' Ron Swanson permit.
I'm surprised that you're mystified by the boat in government bureaucracy.I'm still mystified this required a license.
You don't even need that in most of the places I've lived. TX nominally requires a boater's education certificate if you're born after 1993, but I've never heard of anyone being asked for one.I think in the U.S. a driver's license is all you need for a boat. My parents and brother are the boaters in my family though, I still get baffled at what people in Colorado call a lake.
So not only do I have an apartment lined up for October 1st because the owner is so nice and wanted to do whatever she could to help me after learning my situation, I contacted income assistance, I got my student ID (my classes start on the 10th) I also have a job interview on Friday!!! everything is finally going my way!
So not only do I have an apartment lined up for October 1st because the owner is so nice and wanted to do whatever she could to help me after learning my situation, I contacted income assistance, I got my student ID (my classes start on the 10th) I also have a job interview on Friday!!! everything is finally going my way!
Yeah. That's Florida's schtick.I hate it when Iowa is a dick.