How did you know it was DA? I never knew his name.DarkAudit, a former active member, has been trying to raise funds to get his car fixed. I don't know why he stopped frequenting around here, but maybe some here have some money to spare?
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I can corroborate, that is him.How did you know it was DA? I never knew his name.
He uses the same user name on Twitter. We follow each other on there and occasionally interact. He's been posting this link.How did you know it was DA? I never knew his name.
I didn't even know this was a thing.Also between running Secret Santa and the people who signed up for the Emergency Contact list, I know more real names, phone numbers, and addresses of you guys than I'm really comfortable with tbh.
It's pretty old, and honestly probably way out of date, but there was a time (somewhere around 8-10 years ago I think?) when people wanted to have their contact information on file (but locked away) in case they were needed to be contacted in an emergency, or to do wellness checks on members with tendencies toward mental health issues, that sort of thing. I'm the keeper of that data, locked away securely. I've only had to use it a couple times.I didn't even know this was a thing.
You knew what you were in for when you signed up for the gig.Also between running Secret Santa and the people who signed up for the Emergency Contact list, I know more real names, phone numbers, and addresses of you guys than I'm really comfortable with tbh.
I'm fairly certain we've only used it once, but it was an important onceIt's pretty old, and honestly probably way out of date, but there was a time (somewhere around 8-10 years ago I think?) when people wanted to have their contact information on file (but locked away) in case they were needed to be contacted in an emergency, or to do wellness checks on members with tendencies toward mental health issues, that sort of thing. I'm the keeper of that data, locked away securely. I've only had to use it a couple times.
That said, if anybody WANTS to be on that list, they can just let me know in PM.
I'm fairly certain we've only used it once, but it was an important once
I don't want to go into how many times I've had to use it, for whom, and in what situation. But yeah that was the event that made us decide to have it.Was it used for that? I remember there being a mad scramble trying to find contact info, and I think it was Frank who managed to get a wellness check or whatever it would be called in Canada. I assume that was the impetus for the emergency contact file.
Fox News is slated for delisting in Canada doncha know, viewed as hate speech. In front of the CRTC right now they says.Next time say, "Okay. Fox News has been removed. Thanks for calling!" and then hang up.
I had a guy threaten to choke me if I didn't get The Sopranos on for him. Fun times. People get weird about their TV.I nearly hung up on a bigot. The customer asked me to remove the "fairy channel."
He meant Out TV, a channel for LGBTQ content. It was on a free preview.
Isn't that also the main rail line from Halifax to, you know, the rest of the world?Had a slight weather malfunction… but, uh, everything’s perfectly all right now. We’re fine… We’re all fine here now. Thank you. How are you?
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Yes our only rail line connecting our shipping port with North America. Since money is at risk here and not people, everying should be up and running by Wednesday at the latest.Isn't that also the main rail line from Halifax to, you know, the rest of the world?
This is the guest star appearance I want on the new Night Court.
Very dadaistTo ChatGPT: Write a 45 word poem that looks like it's in French but is actually gibberish
The poem:
Au clair de la lune,
Les chalumeaux sifflent,
Dansent les étoiles,
Chocolat croissant,
Parapluie escargot,
Frissonner les papillons,
Bonjour trampoline,
Citron labyrinthe,
Camembert moustache,
Zigzag pastèque,
Pamplemousse galaxie,
Harmonie vinaigrette,
Bibliothèque popcorn,
Tambourine éléphant,
Hibou merveilleux,
Arc-en-ciel chatoyant,
Château cacahuète,
Sourire cacophonie.
In the moonlight,
The torches whistle,
the stars dance,
chocolate croissant,
Snail Umbrella,
shiver the butterflies,
Hello trampoline,
labyrinth lemon,
mustache pie chart,
Watermelon Zigzag,
galaxy grapefruit,
Vinaigrette Harmony,
popcorn library,
elephant tambourine,
marvelous owl,
shimmering rainbow,
Peanut Castle,
Smile cacophony.
Ha ha psych, you thought? What a maroonWell, I guess I have the reassurance that when I bought a Bolt, I bought the best one.
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Ironic given how many "best EV for the money" articles have come out about the Bolt EUV in the last few months. But as it's a compact crossover, and not a BIG STONKIN TRUKK, I suppose it was to be expected - American car companies don't make cars any more.