Wirey
Fartist
Honda what?
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The last post is the WINNER!
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The French huddle is back. It disappeared during the pandemic and had been slow to start up again but.
Sauntering through the fete are small huddles of people passing the time of day by chatting.
How it works, you see someone you know and stop for a chat, someone else will join in. Someone leaves, someone else will join in.
Before you know it you have 8 or 10 people huddled together catching up on news and gossip with people joining and people leaving.
After some time it just breaks apart.
A part of french rural life killed by covid is reborn and I'm glad to see it.
That's a real win
Sauntering through the fete are small huddles of people passing the time of day by chatting.
How it works, you see someone you know and stop for a chat, someone else will join in. Someone leaves, someone else will join in.
Before you know it you have 8 or 10 people huddled together catching up on news and gossip with people joining and people leaving.
After some time it just breaks apart.
A part of french rural life killed by covid is reborn and I'm glad to see it.
That's a real win
The American huddle:
An American i know (actually Canadian but has lived in the IS most of her life) often says "i feel swirly" .
What does it mean? I've asked but she just says "you know, swirly"
anna.
colors your eyes with what's not there
Happy traveling!
anna.
colors your eyes with what's not there
*wistful*
I live in the suburbs of a metropolis. Everyone's in our cars. Millions of us.
I guess it's one of those words that might have a subjective meaning depending on the context. In the gif above, it's from the movie PCU, where they're playing some kind of frisbee football. They're all pretty whacked out and tripping over the design on the frisbee which apparently looks like some kind of swirl.
I also recall it being used to describe an act of bullying where someone forces someone's head into a toilet and then flushes, causing a swirling effect sometimes referred to as "swirly."
I suppose it could be used in the context of "spacy" or perhaps dizzy, unable to concentrate.
Honda Civic LX.
They did not care one bit when I offered to tell them what the garage found needing doing so I think they practice "caveat emptor" to the max. The lesson is that if you buy a used car, always get a maintenance policy unless you have it inspected by a reliable mechanic before you buy it.
Wirey
Fartist
'99 Civic LX is one of the most sellable cars on earth, and maintenance on them is cheap.
I slept from 10pm until 5.30am only waking once. It's a miracle. And I've broken the drought, it rained all night. I'll be demanding payment for services rendered.
So you aren't sleeping under the stars then?
Above the roof of the cabin I'm staying in is stars. Well clouds at the moment.
The garage found $1900 worth of cheap - brakes, battery and timing belt (1200) and a few other things. I almost sold it to my next door neighbor for retail - $1900 but his wife said no. I'm of course not telling him that he could have flipped it the next day.
2 more nights if I don't die of starvation. The bakery is the only place open for another hour and their coffee machine is out of order