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Originally Posted by PimpMario
Not getting mail would suck.
Seriously mail is highly overated....but not wishing to hijack.........GREAT PIC....will be back in Lincoln in a couple weeks....looks like a trip to The Oven in the Haymarket is in order.....
Seriously mail is highly overated....but not wishing to hijack.........GREAT PIC....will be back in Lincoln in a couple weeks....looks like a trip to The Oven in the Haymarket is in order.....
Not when you run a own a video game store and you send and receive games through First Class mail all the time.
I can't wait for the PBA to open up. I just hope my family gets to upgrade its seats.
I love the coal train running just to the east of PNB.
Other than farming, nothing screams Nebraska to me more than those mile-long Union Pacific coal trains, hauling fossil fuels out of Wyoming's Powder River Basin back east. Wyoming produces 40% of the coal in the United States, and nearly all of it comes streaking back across the plains of my favorite state.
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Originally Posted by DuckTownHusker
I love the coal train running just to the east of PNB.
Other than farming, nothing screams Nebraska to me more than those mile-long Union Pacific coal trains, hauling fossil fuels out of Wyoming's Powder River Basin back east. Wyoming produces 40% of the coal in the United States, and nearly all of it comes streaking back across the plains of my favorite state.
Having grown up in Alliance I agree, except there it was the BN. When I lived in CO and OR people would comment on how long a certain train may be and I would laugh, you aint seen nothin!
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Having grown up in Alliance I agree, except there it was the BN. When I lived in CO and OR people would comment on how long a certain train may be and I would laugh, you aint seen nothin!
Same goes for Oregonians complaining about snow or "hail."
Hail: (noun) 1. Interchangeable with the term "sleet" in the Pacific Northwest. 2. Elsewhere; frozen chunks of ice the size of tennis balls. Eg. Bob wondered why his car had no dents despite the weatherman's prediction of hail. Bob is a Nebraskan living in Oregon.
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Originally Posted by ThotDoc
That is very cool!! When is the estimated competion date for the new arena?
WIll be open for the 2013 season just as the stadium expansion.
Originally Posted by DuckTownHusker
Same goes for Oregonians complaining about snow or "hail."
Hail: (noun) 1. Interchangeable with the term "sleet" in the Pacific Northwest. 2. Elsewhere; frozen chunks of ice the size of tennis balls. Eg. Bob wondered why his car had no dents despite the weatherman's prediction of hail. Bob is a Nebraskan living in Oregon.
Haha, so true, when I lived there my worked closed for 3 days, I looked out my window and there was just a dusting of snow. Turned out to be that storm back in '08 that shut down the whole PNW around Christmas.
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