Sonoma County, California Puns

I got arrested for dui back in oct. Spent 4 days in jail. I thought my life was over.

Here's the original deal, and then the plea.

The prosecutors originally wanted to charge me with standard DUI with 1 day in jail, 3 month DUI class.

6 month interlock, 3 years informal probation (no probation officer),

and 10 day work release. Fine of $2137.

This is what me and my PD plead down too.

Standard dui, 1 day in jail and 10 day work release both dismissed.

6 month interlock, 3 years informal probation, 3 month dui class, and a fine of $1437.

I hope the best for all you, I know how stressful this is. Keep praying. I really hope whoever is struggling right now because of this comes out stronger because of it. Peace.

If so, what’re your thoughts? Looks like that’s where I’ll be headed if everything goes as planned. Kaiser is sucking ass right now with my insurance, so that’s the cheapest place they have currently, and I already feel like garbage that my parents are paying ANYTHING for something like this

Edit: Guys I mean the rehab facility 😂😂

Not sure if I would call this an Easter egg or more specific evidence details of where Woodsboro is located. 707 covers most of the Northern California coast. As a Santa Rosa native, this made me pretty happy :-)

So I'm transitioning to a smaller rack and have no need for the rackmounted UPS + battery backpack plus a Dell R710 that works fine, but I just have zero use for anymore. This would be FREE, and you would just have to come and pick it up. I'm having some physical issues, and I won't be able to help you load it into a truck or pickup or whatever. It's on wheels, but the UPS and backpack make it really bottom heavy.

Again: FREE. It's in great condition.

Also, here's a picture of it. This is the rack when I was thinking of buying it, and the only difference is the Dell R710 that I have right above the ups in the pic.

Edit: Someone has claimed it.

I don't even hunt mushrooms, but every now and then I think about giving it a try, and I've noticed the signs saying it's not allowed. And then they complain about the impact of all the mushroom hunters at Salt Point, but if hunting was allowed at other parks, it would be distributed, and the impact at any particular spot would be reduced. I don't think mushrooms are endangered, but maybe I missed something.

Edit: As a fisherman, I get boat ramps, fish cleaning stations, infographics on what species there are, how many are safe to eat due to mercury contamination, etc. And sometimes, we have no choice but to break off a line and leave a hook, lead weight, and fishing line behind. You guys practice leave no trace, harvest a resource that just about nothing but humans eat, and get banned. I just don't get it.