Is that Bill Burke?
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Aaron
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How long did it take before she figured it out?
I sat at work for 20mins listening to my "boss" complain about not being able install a program FROM INSIDE A ZIP FILE before she figured out she needed to unzip it...
I work for a company that uses 100% Linux Redhat and Cisco communications... I see a bad moon rising.
I sat at work for 20mins listening to my "boss" complain about not being able install a program FROM INSIDE A ZIP FILE before she figured out she needed to unzip it...
I work for a company that uses 100% Linux Redhat and Cisco communications... I see a bad moon rising.
That's pretty darn good for an alcoholic!
Gallowbraid
Adventurist
Technically he could make the vehicle stop that way.
BUHL, Idaho -
The discovery of a suspected pipe bomb in south-central Idaho that caused the partial lockdown of schools in Buhl and drew the Twin Falls Police Bomb Squad turned out to be a geocache.
Twin Falls County Sheriff's Office spokeswoman Lori Stewart says that a high-pressure shot of water on Wednesday burst open the pipe that contained signatures of geocache hunters dating back to 2011.
Geocaches are containers sought by individuals using GPS-enabled devices as a form of recreation.
City workers stumbled on the geocache while grading a parking lot and alerted authorities because it resembled a pipe bomb.
Buhl Police Sgt. Bill Deetz said it had a realistic look and was found on school property though far from buildings.
Until the all clear schools didn't allow students in or out but classes continued as normal.
The discovery of a suspected pipe bomb in south-central Idaho that caused the partial lockdown of schools in Buhl and drew the Twin Falls Police Bomb Squad turned out to be a geocache.
Twin Falls County Sheriff's Office spokeswoman Lori Stewart says that a high-pressure shot of water on Wednesday burst open the pipe that contained signatures of geocache hunters dating back to 2011.
Geocaches are containers sought by individuals using GPS-enabled devices as a form of recreation.
City workers stumbled on the geocache while grading a parking lot and alerted authorities because it resembled a pipe bomb.
Buhl Police Sgt. Bill Deetz said it had a realistic look and was found on school property though far from buildings.
Until the all clear schools didn't allow students in or out but classes continued as normal.
