Oh, Ribh. Too bad you get motion sick so easily. Is it only when you are not engaged, but a passenger?What I said still holds as I wasn't inviting myself. And I'm not real keen on planes either. I like to keep my feet on terra firma.I'm the world's worst traveller. I've been known to get carsick in under 3 minutes.
Good come back!Come on, Alex. Rough requires real seamanship.There's something elemental about battling the worst the weather can throw @ you.
Live chicks! Exciting!
I think it's a combination of things. I was never sick in Norway or Switzerland & their roads are switchbacks but in Oz the heat, the humidity & the twisting roads are a bad combination. At sea in good weather you tend to go round & round as well as up & down & the inner ear gets really confused. Unfortunately for me it doesn't matter whether I'm the driver or passenger, skipper or crew ~ which is why I prefer to sail in bad weather. The motion tends to stick to up/down & you are usually too busy to pay attention to a queasy stomach..
Nope. My parents tried years ago and the deer took it as an invitation.
That makes sense.
I got one at last. I didn't know they even existed.Hi friends. I forget who was asking about my Opolar (www.opolar.com) recharging fans, but they are having a 50% off summer sale! I just bought two more 8-inch clip fans, which I use to help ventilate the coop, and two more 8-inch misting fans, which have been getting more use by humans so far.
I can personally vouch for these fans. They will go all night long ventilating the coop. Since they hold charge for a long time, they also take a long to charge up, which is why I keep a few.
thanks again
