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No, at this point I'd rather the opposite. I'm DONE with cold and dry...I don't care if it rains, at least it's not 0 degree WCs.

Look for someone to hold you

TBH, I'll take a cutter over 18 and windy at this point.

You are his death star. Just orbit around him to extinguish any flame of hope that happens to ignite-

I do the same thing, and people respond in like fashion.

John, I wasn't debating anything or pushing back against CC...I was merely pointing out that. That said, we have both agreed the current snow-drought isn't purely a product of CC. It's making it worse, I'm sure.

My futility season wasn't warm, either...1979-1980, which kicked off that stellar decade.

A lot of this forum is balls deep and brown

Funny...the main culprit for how shitty our winters had been was the string of +WPO seasons...well, in the ultimate FU, Mother nature said "here you go".

The main miss for me so far is the HUGE -WPO this season...I was thinking modestly positive in the mean. I wish I were right bc although it would be milder, we can pretty much guarantee that there would have been more snow.

IDK...I could see them making a few moves, maybe even several.

Don't think I need to touch your's....how prescient of you with regard to your name selection.

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This quiescence of this winter is highly synonymous with the Sox offense.....but I'm sure there will be a flurry of activity right as Spring training begins with regard to both.

Yea, Sey-Mour Ofmothernatures Butts.

Yep, several weeks left in January.

Sey-Less Snow It would do wonders to lift board spirit if you did the name-change.

Except even the Gulf coast is porked.

@weatherwizI'm not sure why I get the weenie because you make it through grad school not knowing what a few means.

Yes, "a few" generally means more than two but not many, often interpreted as 3-5, so it is more than two, but its exact number is flexible and context-dependent, though "a couple" is often used specifically for two. While some strictly define "a few" as three, it's usually understood as a small quantity greater than a pair. Key Distinctions

No. Dictionary Definitions from Oxford Languages · Learn more sev·er·al /ˈsev(ə)rəl/ determiner · pronoun more than two but not many. "the author of several books" Similar: some a number of

We should start a "county thread".....where they can virtually gather and complete the circle of prostate massage while viewing the pictures.

No, a few is great than 2, just like "several" is greater than 3.....2 is a "couple".

Man, that PV just sits over Hudson Bay.....I absolutely nailed this month, aside from the minor detail that it won't snow in SNE-at all.