Colorado may get its first "diverging diamond interchange" (these are a neat design)

rockymountainoysters · 2012-05-23T20:59:21.375824+00:00

here's an actual diverging diamond interchange with a fair amount of traffic.

SurferGurl · 2012-05-23T19:26:04.201846+00:00

are you in the Cliffs? we took a bunch of tour guides along the Byway on Saturday. they're going to market coach tours.

yellow_gatorade · 2012-05-23T15:44:25.795322+00:00

this suggestion is a bit different...

if you can, find a living history presentation somewhere around where you live. a good place to check is the local library or museum, or find out if there's a heritage event going on this summer near you. historical reenactors can get you all jazzed up and act as a springboard to reading about a particular individual, a geographic location, a period of history, etc.

SurferGurl · 2 days

many thanks. i took it this weekend. the setting gets way more credit than i do. it's quite picturesque.

SurferGurl · 2 days

thanks! i took them saturday. it's an incredibly photogenic place.

th3An0nyMoose · 3 days

now i'm intrigued.

otiose321 · 5 days

"Home Alone" kicks ass on the bad guys. it's empowering. lots more movies like that nowadays. when i was a kid movies were always about your dog -- who's your best friend -- getting rabies and you having to shoot it, or momma deer dying and leaving behind an orphan fawn.

now i'm all sad.

anonymike · 5 days

well, now i'm just gonna mess with peoples' heads when they put me on hold. we'll see if the experiment works.

otiose321 · 5 days

well, see, that's it. ya gotta network.

otiose321 · 5 days

foundations believe in developing a relationship with alumni very, very early.

otiose321 · 5 days

i believe my nephew watched that movie at least 500 times when he was a kid. he never referred to the character as "Kevin," just called him "Home Alone." he was enthralled with the movie, wanted to talk about it all the time.

otiose321 · 5 days

i always knew he was the smarter one.

otiose321 · 5 days

yeah, and how many of his buyers were nubile young coeds? fringe benefits are the bomb.

otiose321 · 5 days

yup. i know quite a few who easily pull down that much.

otiose321 · 5 days

we had a party once and charged a buck a head. cleared $400 after spending about a hundred bucks getting everyone bombed on everclear punch (cheap drunk). it's all about an efficient delivery system.

otiose321 · 5 days

i don't think you have the necessary entrepreneurial spirit. you just get some other things and then you sell them. it's just that easy. i guess. i'm dirt poor too. sold other things when i was younger. got tired of calls at 3 a.m. wanting to know if the store was still open.

anonymike · 5 days

i'm having such a hard time believing that. do they think customers will talk smack about them while they're on hold? so what? and who exactly is listening? do they turn over the recordings to the state department?

hmmmmmmm.....

Ben702 · 7 days

yes, in order to price entrees competitively and, again, they don't pressure you to buy those things.

Ben702 · 8 days

eh. i take my car in regularly for oil changes. one winter, mice had taken up residence in my rickety old garage and built a nest in my car's air filter...two weeks after getting the oil changed. my mechanic saved the air filter to show people what mice can do in a short amount of time.

Ben702 · 8 days

agreed. a restaurant server will try to upsell you with desert and drinks, but they don't try to scare you or scam you into buying stuff you don't need.

nholiver · 14 days

dear slimy guy,

you make me think of christopher walkin in this role...but not in a good way.

sincerely,

everywoman

SurferGurl

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