Yesterday it was Kamala. Today it's air quality craziness...
File this one under the 'You can't make this shit up' banner. Air quality officials in California are asking people to avoid grilling food after detecting elevated fine particle pollution levels in the air from wildfire smoke.
Smoke from the fires prompted 'officials' to issue an air quality alert on Sunday night after detecting unhealthy air quality levels in parts of Riverside County. The air quality alert was scheduled to remain in place until 2 p.m. local time on Tuesday.
According to a map posted on X, formerly Twitter, the most impacted areas include San Bernardino, Riverside and east of Los Angeles. They issued suggestions on how people could avoid worsening the already poor air quality.
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and errors, overbooking and lack of air traffic and ground maintainence
personnel, it's a wonder any flights anywhere ever take off on
time from anywhere to anywhere anymore...
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Here's a nice idea for a gift that's
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fucked up, but I can't figure out why I do. Is the doll for sighted kids who want a little blind girlfriend to play with, and if so, why would they want that? If it's for blind kids to play with, well, there's just too many other questions there to even go down that road. Maybe it's just me...
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Combine a history of outdoor cooking fostered by a historical lack of indoor cooling with the invasion of ethnic groups who put up a grill wherever they can and you get the resulting smoke and smells.
ReplyDelete"Blind-As-A-Bat Barbie!!! "If it comes from Mattel, it's swell!"
ReplyDeleteAnd Ted Danson was banging her. How fucked up is he or what?
ReplyDeleteDo you mean to tell me that all the other Barbie dolls, and Ken dolls too, can see!!!!!! Holy shit.
ReplyDeleteBlind Barbie reminds me of the zaniest thing on instagram which is the visual description (VD) on a picture. If you cannot see the picture, how can you read a visual description?
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