Poll of the Day > It was a cold and rainy night......

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The sky was covered with clouds and there were no lights on the road. I was driving back from Yelm, after going to Red Wind Casino for their Buffet (All you can eat Crab and Prime Rib), the road had just two lanes and no divide. Cars constantly driving over 50 mph on both sides with their brights on, just so they could see.

I couldn't help but think how dangerous it was, just 1 cars tire blowing out and you would have a huge accident. People were doing 50 on turns that were signed for 30mph, on wet roads, with no lighting.

This was the first time driving the road at night like this for me, but, it must be like this most Friday/Saturdays. It's true, with Daylight Savings, that it would only be this dark, this early a few weeks of the year, but I still can't imagine there are not often accidents.

I had a tire blow out about a week ago, so I'm a bit more....aware...of the possibility than normal, but still, I would not do that drive again at night unless it was an emergency.

Are there any roads, or places you won't travel at night or when there is no moon/light to see?
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wolfy42 posted...

The sky was covered with clouds and there were no lights on the road. I was driving back from Yelm, after going to Red Wind Casino for their Buffet (All you can eat Crab and Prime Rib), the road had just two lanes and no divide. Cars constantly driving over 50 mph on both sides with their brights on, just so they could see.

I couldn't help but think how dangerous it was, just 1 cars tire blowing out and you would have a huge accident. People were doing 50 on turns that were signed for 30mph, on wet roads, with no lighting.

This was the first time driving the road at night like this for me, but, it must be like this most Friday/Saturdays. It's true, with Daylight Savings, that it would only be this dark, this early a few weeks of the year, but I still can't imagine there are not often accidents.

I had a tire blow out about a week ago, so I'm a bit more....aware...of the possibility than normal, but still, I would not do that drive again at night unless it was an emergency.

Are there any roads, or places you won't travel at night or when there is no moon/light to see?

Actually, I've always been on the feelings that the cloud lightnings are actually sentient beings. We justd on't quite have the technaznology available yet to determine with with 100% accuracy. But time will tell, and I assure you all: lightning is a living organism. Electricity. Stormclouds. Bolts. Volts. Jolts. Hotter than the surface of the sun, but only for a second. They eat. They breed. They die. They think. Feel. And they are very upset with mankind. We've been harnessing them and enslaving them to power our shit for a long time. They will rise up and work against us soon. Lightning child.
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Lightning has never struck me, so i'm cool with it.

Also, it most often comes with rain, and I love rain.

So if it wants to take down humanity, sign me up.
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Rain is the tears of angels.

Angels willingly fell from grace.

Kinda makes you wonder what God is doing wrong up there.
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GreenKnight127 posted...

Rain is the tears of angels.

Angels willingly fell from grace.

Kinda makes you wonder what God is doing wrong up there.

No orgies....how can it be heaven?
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wolfy42 posted...

GreenKnight127 posted...

Rain is the tears of angels.

Angels willingly fell from grace.

Kinda makes you wonder what God is doing wrong up there.

No orgies....how can it be heaven?

Once you lose your mortal shell, you lose all those disgusting physical drives and instincts. The desire for breeding is gone. The need for food is gone. The fear of death and pain is gone.

That alone makes it heaven.

Now you can learn. Expand your mind and consciousness....and be your true self. The true you without all the mortal baggage.

And trust me, Heaven has some awesome libraries and Vakar Robules where you will find pleasures that make your mortal "orgies" laughable by comparison.
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How much for the buffet?
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It's a bit under $30.....worth it really, but not worth the drive back at night.
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