Ah yeah I'm across the mountains. We've got a lot of California's but I've been seeing an uptick in Texas plates lately

I'm surprised we haven't gotten more yet from even Idaho or Montana

Ah yeah, the rainforest is only in the Olympic peninsula from what I've seen. It gets wet a lot there

Edit: to add we've been at like 80% of our regular water table and in a drought the last few years

Yes. That's where Oregon is

I'm not sure what you're surprised at

It's a community hall basically. You can have weddings etc at them if you want

I read mountain goat until i clicked on the comments because i was really confused

So lesson learned

Reheat first, then smoke

How long has it been since it was first established?

That's a part of it. Seeing if i can find the article again

Found it

>Leonardi was one of the first experts to recognize how SARS-CoV-2 damages T cells, which worsens with repeat infections. In late 2020, he and Rui Proenca, a researcher at Johns Hopkins University, published research in Frontiers in Immunology describing SARS-CoV-2 as a "lympho-manipulative pathogen," meaning it alters the immune organs called lymph nodes, and "distorts T cell function, numbers, and death, and creates a dysfunctional immune response."

It's linked also in r/everythingscience

With recently learning that covid basically nukes your tcells and makes your body forget diseases, it's going to be a rough few years

Get your shots people and make sure you're up to date with your other ones

Wait red/ blue colorblind isn't a thing?

Then why is pink blue and blue pink

Is that where country roads lead?

I did not know that

Ooooh that'll be exciting and a boom for Elma

Ah i had read wnp-2 was functional

Basically. Only the second one was turned on. Now it's an overstock call center and business park. You can do photoshoots there though

Edit yeah. 1983 it was drowning in debt and it was too expensive to tear it down

There was going to be nuclear but they killed the satsop plant by Elma