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Well, that's about true everywhere. The main roads are gotten to by work-crews. Nonetheless, though, sometimes snow comes with an onslaught and people aren't ready. Also, all main roads don't receive the same attention.

The reason might be because the pain goes straight to the brain, not via a spinal cord. However, a kidney stone doesn't seem any better.

In the past months, I have been trying to learn bass arpeggios and the keys they are in - and also doing the same for the banjo. Well, how is your progress? What made you get interested in tackling whatever you're doing? Do you have any specific goals?

Making mistakes takes up a lot of time. In fact, it can make projects way longer. Well, for instance, let's say you mess up a computer program. Anyway, a safe bet is to try to make sure you follow the original plan from the get-go, but double checking what you're doing before you've went...

Driving in the snow can be a challenge. Well, as in rain, you don't want to slam on the breaks or swerve too much. Anyway, while this driving can be incredibly dangerous, there is a bit of fun. O.K., another question is: "Is your vehicle prepared for snow?". Does it have the right tires or...

I like floor hockey and soccer the best. Well, what positions do you like playing? How long have you played? When did you first get started? Are you good or decent at it?

Some niches are not interesting to people and/or not knowledgeable to them. Nonetheless, if the profit is high enough and they think they could get more knowledgeable, then they might change their mind. Myself, I'm always on the lookout for some blueprint to make a profitable website. It...

I suppose it would be a kidney stone. Nonetheless, a toothache would rival it. Maybe a toothache is the same, OUCH! Who has had these things?

A super expensive cell phone would be too easy to lose. I have a problem with it. In that case, unless insured, I would never buy it. Basically, I would want to avoid anything easy to lose and expensive.

I took tae-kwon-do in high school and college. Well, not at the school, but on the side. The problem is that everyone will want to pick fights or make a joke of you, lol. Unfortunately, I didn't achieve anything that high, but did get decent - as in able to do it.

How do you all feel about self-learning? Do you think a course is better or the same? Myself, I bought a bunch of books on this stuff back in the 2000s. It was those "Learn in 24 Hours" things. Anyway, though, it's better I think to get feedback from a website and/or college course.

Seems like back in the old Star Trek days, everybody would do it when they got the chance. Has it got that popular?

I have an HP from 2017 I think. It works well, but needs malware protection and some tune-up program. Nonetheless, a better idea is to get a new one when I get the cash.

I love mountains. I can't stand flat land, except to visit, lol. Sounds like my kind of place!

Actually, my nephew just has one way out in the country. It's only advantage is being somewhat near an interstate. I think they pretty much do well everywhere.

It seems never ending, kind of like the threats in that book 1984. :D

I take it your internet connection would need to be very strong to handle streaming adequately. Are people ready to pay nearly $100 a month? Oh, also stuff like Roku doesn't have local stuff - unless you're in a big city.

Not always.

I'm Jason from Northeast Tennessee, USA, I'm 44 and my hobbies are web development, drumming, guitar, bass, keyboards, travel, mountain hiking and jogging. I hope to have fun here. Has anyone been to where I live or are interested in these hobbies?

No, not really. I wish I was good at web design - cause that might be a cool way to make cash, you know, making forum themes.