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Can we talk about how awesome it is that Wet Hot American Summer is getting a series on Netflix? And all the original people will be playing younger versions of their characters?
Oh shit! I knew they were doing something with it but hadn't heard much more. This is amazing!
I had to go to a funeral today for some long lost aunt I didn't know at all. It was downstate Illinois about an hour from any real town. When the cars and hearse left the church, all the cars on the other side of the road pulled over like it was an ambulance/fire truck and waited for every single car with a funeral sticker to pass them. This is the 3rd time I remember this happening and all have been in very small rural/farming communities. I think that is the absolute coolest that people do that. There are a lot of decent people in this country.
Most of my dad's family is in North central Illinois. When my grandmother passed away I was shocked that no one pulled over or allowed the funeral procession to pass thru stop signs and lights. By the time we got to the cemetery I was livid and convinced everyone in the area were assholes. This was in a rural area. It still to this day kinda blows my mind that stopping is not customary everywhere.
Most of my dad's family is in North central Illinois. When my grandmother passed away I was shocked that no one pulled over or allowed the funeral procession to pass thru stop signs and lights. By the time we got to the cemetery I was livid and convinced everyone in the area were assholes. This was in a rural area. It still to this day kinda blows my mind that stopping is not customary everywhere.
You're right, I've never seen it in this area. I've seen many people try and sneak into the back of a funeral procession to get through a traffic light. It's ridiculous.
I was just talking with my uncle about this topic. We pretty much chalked it up to a combination of the growing crassness of society and the mandate for daytime running lights on newer model cars and trucks.
In the old days, anytime you saw a row of cars going slow, each car having their headlights on during the day was a clear signal that people usually respected, even in the absence of funereal stickers or flags.
Just kidding, MN people. I will meet you. I never go to shows because I am a broke single mom, but I think I can make an exception for an uncomfortable couch.
I had to go to a funeral today for some long lost aunt I didn't know at all. It was downstate Illinois about an hour from any real town. When the cars and hearse left the church, all the cars on the other side of the road pulled over like it was an ambulance/fire truck and waited for every single car with a funeral sticker to pass them. This is the 3rd time I remember this happening and all have been in very small rural/farming communities. I think that is the absolute coolest that people do that. There are a lot of decent people in this country.
after my bestie's funeral in southern Indiana they all did this. It was shocking and absolutely amazing!!!!!
Traditionally, Bunny always started it mid-February. Now that custeph has taken the helm, I say we ask her to start it earlier. Brunch talk always pops up in so many threads over the next month, I think it would be good to give it a home
looks like the clemson paw sign has been put in the sky
Hahahahahahaha, I am just now seeing these! Pretty sure these posts came in right as I was creating the brunch thread. Too funny!!
Also, great minds think alike. Right??
no way! wow that is quite the coincidence. it was literally seconds after i made that post pretty much. if you can compare the times i'd be interested to know
Hahahahahahaha, I am just now seeing these! Pretty sure these posts came in right as I was creating the brunch thread. Too funny!!
Also, great minds think alike. Right??
no way! wow that is quite the coincidence. it was literally seconds after i made that post pretty much. if you can compare the times i'd be interested to know
You did your first post at 2:58. I finalized the brunch post & hit create thread at 3:04, after making some revisions from last year's post. Too, too funny!!
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no way! wow that is quite the coincidence. it was literally seconds after i made that post pretty much. if you can compare the times i'd be interested to know
You did your first post at 2:58. I finalized the brunch post & hit create thread at 3:04, after making some revisions from last year's post. Too, too funny!!
We're all a mess of paradoxes. Believing in things we know can't be true. We walk around carrying feelings too complicated and contradictory to express. But when it all becomes too big, and words aren't enough to help get it all out, there's always music.