Pimping...
...because apparently it's my job now. Guess I should go tell me boss. :)
Now, come on over all those of like minds, and have some fun, even for just a prompt or two.
In other news, don't listen to the national news as they don't care about VT. Apparently, the BBC does:
"Vermont remains a centre of concern, with widespread flooding across the state forcing hundreds of people to leave their homes.
The state's Governor Peter Shumlin said Vermont was enduring its worst floods for a century."
AND:
Vermont lashed
In Vermont, hundreds of people have been told to leave the capital, Montpelier, which faces flooding firstly from Irene, and again if the local water company decides to release water to save the Marshal Reservoir, a local dam where waters are reaching record levels.
"It's very serious for us at the moment in Vermont. The top two-thirds of the state are inundated with rapidly rising waters, which we anticipate will be an issue for the next 24 hours," said Robert Stirewalt, a spokesman for Vermont Emergency Management Agency.
Thank you BBC.
Now, come on over all those of like minds, and have some fun, even for just a prompt or two.
In other news, don't listen to the national news as they don't care about VT. Apparently, the BBC does:
"Vermont remains a centre of concern, with widespread flooding across the state forcing hundreds of people to leave their homes.
The state's Governor Peter Shumlin said Vermont was enduring its worst floods for a century."
AND:
Vermont lashed
In Vermont, hundreds of people have been told to leave the capital, Montpelier, which faces flooding firstly from Irene, and again if the local water company decides to release water to save the Marshal Reservoir, a local dam where waters are reaching record levels.
"It's very serious for us at the moment in Vermont. The top two-thirds of the state are inundated with rapidly rising waters, which we anticipate will be an issue for the next 24 hours," said Robert Stirewalt, a spokesman for Vermont Emergency Management Agency.
Thank you BBC.