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Jun 11, 1984 · ... the Ramones, Jon Butcher Axis and David Johansen at Cheshire Fairgrounds in Swanzey New Hampshire. Absolutely no shade and all day drinking. Lots of drunk, passed out kids with unimaginable sunburns. They were carting them away in ambulances.

Go figure.

In high school I worked at a golf course. First day, likely the last week in June I decided I'd get myself a killer tan. Shirt off from 7 in the morning until quitting time. If possible I looked worse than that dude.

Perhaps but it's nasty out. Dew point of 73 here. It's only 80° but I'm sweating bullets cutting trees.

Do you have a rope?

Are these stats including the June 8th through 12th Heatwave and the Fourth of July heat wave?

You're lucky. Still 91 here

Meh heat AWT.

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Maybe this mild up can get Boston positive for the month. It's been a cold one.

Pretty good slug of rain

Mortgage brokers are cleaning up. A guy I know made 320k last month.

We tried to tell him

Seriously what is it with that place?

Like shooting fish in a barrel.

How many people live in the city of Boston? How many people live on the tarmac at Bradley International Airport?

I'm guessing that picture wasn't taken in New Hampshire. If it had been it would be all over the news

Glad we live here.

These threats were we hope for clearing never seem to amount too much but rain. Maybe it'll be different this time.

Can't possibly. I do hard physical labor outside everyday and I haven't experienced one day close to that s*** show. It would have to be miserable from now until October.

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Bluebirds are out here as well. 84 / 67 with a refreshing Breeze

Breeze just kicked up sure feels good.