Have fun... but don't be an A-hole, Okay?
A brief reminder for morons who think "blowing up stuff" is a good way to celebrate American independence:
Be cool, people. Please respect your neighbors and their beloved pets.
Have fun... but don't be an A-hole, Okay?
Showing posts with label 4th of July. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 4th of July. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 03, 2018
Saturday, July 04, 2015
July 4, 2015 Independence Day Special
Above all, have a safe and sane holiday, folks
Just to set the stage for this week's Fourth of July l-o-o-ong holiday weekend, we'll cast the spotliight on a couple interesting articles/essays, theorizing about the broad cultural and historical peculiarities surrounding our nation's so-far successful founding:
1) Remember to keep your pets safe, Peeps. Although our nation's pets have vowed to refrain from "going apeshit" this year, a word to the wise ought to be sufficient (we hope):
And if you're one of the many Utah residents who've recently returned from Evanston, WY, with that obligatory trunk-load of high-explosive ordnance, (which you're eagerly planning to ignite overt long holiday weekend,) and see this sign planted on your neighbor's lawn, please demonstrate some empathy and neighborly respect:
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We hate to come off as a nag, but please (pretty please with sugar on it), keep in mind that many of your neighbors are nowhere nearly as enamored of "things that go boom," than "some" cretins who reside alongside all of us in our relatively compact and densely populated community.
Above all, have a safe and sane holiday, folks. Hopefully we'll all emerge from this year's Independence Day holiday at least relatively intact.
Updates 7/4/15:
Just to set the stage for this week's Fourth of July l-o-o-ong holiday weekend, we'll cast the spotliight on a couple interesting articles/essays, theorizing about the broad cultural and historical peculiarities surrounding our nation's so-far successful founding:
- The Uniqueness of the American Revolution - American Thinker
- Take Back Your Government: Part 1 - Stoekettle Station
As an added bonus, here's a third. Although we don't necessarily agree with this article' s analysis and conclusions, this one's chewy enough to deserve a spot on today's Weber County Forum holiday reading list, wethink:
As an added bonus, we'll provide a couple of holiday admonitions, folks:1) Remember to keep your pets safe, Peeps. Although our nation's pets have vowed to refrain from "going apeshit" this year, a word to the wise ought to be sufficient (we hope):
And if you're one of the many Utah residents who've recently returned from Evanston, WY, with that obligatory trunk-load of high-explosive ordnance, (which you're eagerly planning to ignite overt long holiday weekend,) and see this sign planted on your neighbor's lawn, please demonstrate some empathy and neighborly respect:
.
We hate to come off as a nag, but please (pretty please with sugar on it), keep in mind that many of your neighbors are nowhere nearly as enamored of "things that go boom," than "some" cretins who reside alongside all of us in our relatively compact and densely populated community.
Above all, have a safe and sane holiday, folks. Hopefully we'll all emerge from this year's Independence Day holiday at least relatively intact.
Updates 7/4/15:
Labels:
4th of July,
Events,
Fireworks
Saturday, July 05, 2014
Ogden 4th Of July "Celebration" -- The Aftermath
Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. -- Albert Einstein
Via a couple of our social media friends, following last night's insane Ogden fireworks frenzy:
"Isn't one central celebration enough? Does the whole town have to sound like a War Zone for hours on end? Share if you think we should do something about this. Our pets and wild animals deserve more from us—they are terrified!":
Sodden Question: "Is this really necessary, Ogden, Utah?"
Having trouble breathing this morning, Ogden City Lumpencitizens? Here's why:
"Weber County particulate levels over the last 5 days. 55 is "unhealthy", 155 is "very unhealthy", and 250 is "hazardous". However, those ratings are officially based on the 24-hour average (the blue curve), which is now just above 100 (and will remain there until tonight). Live data is here":
Via a couple of our social media friends, following last night's insane Ogden fireworks frenzy:
"Isn't one central celebration enough? Does the whole town have to sound like a War Zone for hours on end? Share if you think we should do something about this. Our pets and wild animals deserve more from us—they are terrified!":
Sodden Question: "Is this really necessary, Ogden, Utah?"
Having trouble breathing this morning, Ogden City Lumpencitizens? Here's why:
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"Weber County particulate levels over the last 5 days. 55 is "unhealthy", 155 is "very unhealthy", and 250 is "hazardous". However, those ratings are officially based on the 24-hour average (the blue curve), which is now just above 100 (and will remain there until tonight). Live data is here":
Take note of the troubling airborne particulates spike, which not-so-curiously coincides with last night's nerve-jangling Ogden public pyrotechnics overdose.
Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. -- Albert Einstein
Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. -- Albert Einstein
Labels:
4th of July
Friday, July 04, 2014
4th of July Special 2014 - Happy Birthday, America
Let's keep our eye on the ball, people:
Have a safe and sane holiday, folks.
Labels:
4th of July,
Events
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