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How do you know you are in Puna? - Printable Version +- Punaweb Forum (http://punaweb.org/forum) +-- Forum: Punaweb Forums (http://punaweb.org/forum/forumdisplay.php?fid=3) +--- Forum: Punatalk (http://punaweb.org/forum/forumdisplay.php?fid=10) +--- Thread: How do you know you are in Puna? (/showthread.php?tid=8444) |
RE: How do you know you are in Puna? - JerryCarr - 02-02-2011 When you buy things in the grocery store simply because you know they will likely be out the next time you shop. RE: How do you know you are in Puna? - Bullwinkle - 02-02-2011 when you the big box hardware store seems to have more returned (only used once - wink wink) tools than new ones on the shelf. RE: How do you know you are in Puna? - Bullwinkle - 02-02-2011 When your drinking water comes home in a nice blue 5 gal container RE: How do you know you are in Puna? - hawaiideborah - 02-02-2011 When the car you are following has a "SPEARFISH.COM" sign painted on it and is overflowing with fishing gear. RE: How do you know you are in Puna? - Wao nahele wahine - 02-02-2011 quote: So true!! We've had to bring back several expensive tools that had obviously been used. WahineRE: How do you know you are in Puna? - sherric - 02-02-2011 You know you live in Puna when all your clothes, dishes and furniture come from the Keaau Recycling Center. And nothing matches. And nobody cares. Because you're in Puna![:I] RE: How do you know you are in Puna? - DTisme - 02-02-2011 When the folks in the truckbed in front of you on 130 are sitting on lawn chairs. RE: How do you know you are in Puna? - Andrew - 02-02-2011 The image your words paint in my mind does make me chuckle. Was there no sun umbrella and bbq set up? quote: RE: How do you know you are in Puna? - kimo wires - 02-02-2011 whenever it rains...Your street changes... Drastically. RE: How do you know you are in Puna? - Funkstopper - 02-02-2011 These are getting better and better. Mahalo Tom for the compliments. By the way we loved the shot of your cat waking up on your blog. Now for today's contribution. You have carefully searched for the perfect piece of property and buy a one acre lot on a lush tropical Island. You then tell the dozer guy..."could you please remove all the trees and plants and replace them with rocks." You then plant one scraggly palm and call it home. (so OK, maybe not you, but we all know these people) Jim |