Colorado B.S. Thread

True but Solid state ones almost eliminate the whole moving part "Failures"

 

My neighbors have extended family or friend living in an airstream parked on the street out front of their house.... The temp tag on the trailer expired October 2022. Yesterday was street sweeping day and they didn't move the trailer. This morning I saw they had a ticket wedged in the hitch, so I bet they got a double whammy.

I don't like the meter maids in Denver, but I'm not upset about that ticket.

Also, these folks could probably afford their registration if they could afford a ~70k+ trailer and starlink antenna/plan

 

Unfortunately, the registration fees don't actually go to the roads. If they did, we would have blacktop superior to that of Wyoming for as much as we pay now, even with the non-conformists.
That entire state has a total population slightly bigger than Fort Collins and has the nicest highways in the country.

 

Looking to sell 18 month old tan soft topper. ‘05 - ‘23 compatible. No rips or stains, great condition. Boulder Area

asking $700 obo

 

hahaha thats exactly it!

 

Its such a weird experience. Shooting air right into your eye and then the drops that make you go blind fo 5-10 mins. Have fun! I know my wife enjoyed watching me crash into things at costco while waiting for it to wear off

 

HAPPY FRIDAY KIDS!!!

 

Shout out to Edge Computer for managing a full recovery of my damaged hard drive!

 

Better start printing invoices

 

There is a better way. An eye doc I used to visit (sadly, in another state) had a camera/computer setup that could photograph the inside of your eye without pupil dilation. It was part of the standard exam there, no extra charge. I've heard of some placed here that have it but treat it as an upsell ($40 if you don't want to be temporarily blind).

Can't say I'm a fan of treating it as an upsell, but apart from that, would recommend...

 

I have to admit I have been trolling the hell out of everyone with that printer thing.
For the record, an entire year of my printed paperwork, combined with receipts, bills, packing lists, staples and paper clips, plus the 12 manilla folders that are thick on there own, stacks up to around this high. Notice it's measured from the corner that's thickest.

A pack of 500 sheets last two years plus.
My former employer would print off a stack larger than that and kill a small forest for one job.

This is after 14 years of business, the plastic thing in the back goes to the floor and does not contain any business stuff. I don't think my printing is at all above the normal for a small business.

 

Tuned and regeared is the real winner. As mentioned elsewhere, regear doesn't fix the trans programming.

The eye doc in Broomfield I used to go to charged $30 for the camera process. Well worth it to be able to drive home on my own after the appt.

 

There's an eye doc in Boulder near Ideal Market (accross the street, can't be arsed to look it up) that also does that. I think it was also a 30 dollar upsell but worth it for me to immediately start driving up a winding canyon road.

 

$39 upsell at mine. What's nice is if there's any reason to compare year-to-year, they have the pics right there and can put them side-by-side, etc. And, not getting dilated is nice, too.

 

Or if they didn't misappropriate the funds specifically designated for the roads....

 

Heater igniter went out this morning..... perfect timing as always. New part gets here Tuesday so I guess it's a home depot run for small space heaters to keep the places that need the heat warm. Happy snowy Saturday

 

Oh yeah my eye dr has one, i love that thing. It shows cool pics of your eyeball..
Its 10$ copay for my exam..
My dr is Central denver eye care.

 

Haha

https://denvergazette.com/outtherecolorado/news/hike-with-a-big-stick-cpw-releases-wolf-safety-tips-prior-to-reintroduction/article_f1c8fae6-9088-11ee-b444-8f88061529ea.html

Hahahahahahahaha

 

Risk is minimal compared to the benefit on things.

https://www.outdoorlife.com/conserv...re have been two fatal,in Canada in the 1920s.

 

Agree to disagree, and that's ok too