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Still a little early. Might pack mule the telescope beyond the field out back when it gets Rockin.

 

When do the new Tacoma's actually go up for sale? Like when should we see 2021 rolling out?

 

Usually September, Jenn. But who knows with COVID ‘n all.

 

That would be a hell of a birthday gift to myself lol... yeah, was just curious when it normally happens. I'm dreaming too big anyway I'm sure.

 

The lots down here are loaded with 2020’s right now

 

We seem to be short on trucks here. I just want the new army green one. If I can, I wanna upgrade one more time, take good care of it and keep it till I die... but have to wait till it's available in other trims

 

I’ve seen very few green ones

 

I know! I can't find one anywhere so hopefully they'll make them in all options next year and they'll be easy to find like cement is now. That is also my fave but man, that green gives me butterflies! I've always loved camo so it was meant for me.

 

I will look more

 

True blood was funny though.

 

Perseid Meteor Shower Peaks After Midnight. NASA Says It's 'One Of The Best'


If you're tired of binge-watching TV during the pandemic, Mother Nature has an alternative. All you have to do is go outside between about 2 a.m. Wednesday and dawn local time, lie on your back and look up at the sky. The meteors and fireballs of the Perseid meteor shower should be streaking.

NASA says it's "one of the best" meteor shows of the year. That's because of the sheer number of meteors — 50 to 100 meteors to catch per hour as well as their fireballs — larger, brighter explosions of light and color that last longer than an average meteor streak.

The popularity of the Perseids also has to do with the season. Summer temperatures make for pleasant viewing conditions: The American Meteor Society says there are stronger meteor showers, but those appear in the Northern Hemisphere during the colder parts of the year.)

The brightness of the moon, which rises around midnight, will reduce the number of visible meteors to 15 to 20 an hour, although that's still a meteor every 3 minutes or so.

The Perseids are best seen in the Northern Hemisphere. You don't need a telescope and you don't need to pick a corner of the sky — they're everywhere.

But you do need the weather to cooperate. A cloudy night sky means you won't see much of anything.

Perseid meteors are the result of space debris left behind by the Comet Swift-Tuttle, which orbits the sun every 133 years. Earth passes through these trails of comet dust every July and August, causing debris to collide with the atmosphere and disintegrate into fiery streaks.

This particular shower gets its name because the meteors appear to be coming from a point in the sky right by the constellation Perseus.

 

Cloudy and thunderstorms here tonight!

 

There is a few around me
https://www.toyota.com/search-inventory/page/results/year/2020/series/tacoma/exteriorcolor/06V7

 

And nekkid vampirettes.

 

Can I go to Texas and buy a truck and bring it here? I'd have to sell mine or drive it there to trade in?! Ugh...I hate buying vehicles! I always feel like I'm getting ripped off!

 

Sure ya can

 

Says no search results for me lol, what's the zip code

 

76487