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How about a big, juicy, heirloom tomato?
Yeah, no.
From what I can tell based on my mid thirties, it’s best to age in Humboldt with a stupid amount of money so you have a medical team in LA …
I get your point, just addressing expectations vs reality.
Your last sentence is exactly my point.
But if he was a billionaire the President of the United States would conceal his name and call it a “hoax”.
Geez, a judgemental bunch here.But for those who mentioned the economics, it really doesn’t pay to hunt big game. Guns, ammo, food, gas, all the other gear aren’t free. Then …
If raccoons had money, they’d be racking up the fines.
It has electrolytes.
For goodness sake, what was the breakdown? Who voted for it and who was against? Or was it unanimous?
I worry about aging out of Humboldt County (or anywhere on the North Coast) because the necessary medical care is not available locally.
“If you raise the price of the effing hot dog, I will kill you”
Strange comparison. Humans hunt and eat animals. They also evolved a a basic morality or at least a wariness around killing other humans. But, they were probably the main reason …
Ew
Sounds like they shouldn’t have been “working almost 24-hours straight”. Fatigue causes accidents.
I understand the boom and other BMPs. I guess I was speaking generally. A human project kills one coho = fines; Animals have free range that actually decimate the listed …
WhatWhat kind of volvo did this guy have?
If you are operating machinery and it has fault, its operators fault. There should have been redundancies. If my brakes go out in my car and I hit and kill …
In most places they put a boom out to protect sensitive areas. Not so hard. Maybe they couldn’t where they were.
True, but it’s costing you, the tax payer, thousands of dollars each year here in Humboldt. It’s not a true circle… More like a spiderweb.
Still no kraut?
It’s the circle of life bro.
Given the horrible medical care in Humboldt, it may be that I’ll die here. But hopefully I’ll make it to UCSF before that happens.
So’s lynching. Doesn’t make it right.
When is it open season on Egrets and other predators of fish? Egrets gulp down ESA listed species like coho, chinook and steelhead by the dozens each day (just look …
Okay, I’ll admit it - I was there at 10am, noticed the Food Court was open again, and I couldn’t resist ordering a $1.50 hot dog…just because.
Could you direct me as to where I can get a local grown lunch for $1.50?
CDFW well aware of the presence of Coho in this area.
I’d bet that those who eat that garbage really need to see a doctor. All this amazing locally grown food around here and a $1.50 hot dog made of who …
I think many younger people working in government jobs would like their retirement monies to be invested differently than in the monolith that is CalPERS. Slow Money Institute is something …