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Besides Political we now have to abide by Scatological Correctness. Be wary when on the go, As always.....

As you should, in what I feel is a blessed warm season location. As always ...

The sentiment could be reversed when, on a dog day in August, the sea breeze fails to reach Coney Island. As always .....

Do that and you may create a new sound melody, since their all empty. As always.....

For me it’s the sense of days. The sameness and lack of a normal daily flow of people and traffic sometimes leaves me thinking what same day of this different week is it. I thank heaven for the D S. Refuse pickups at least ground me to Tuesday and Friday. As always ....

Seriously, as an 8th decade senior, I pray “This Too Shall Pass” before I/many more do. As always.....

Well Anthony, considering we are in the red zone at ground zero, it would probably be like singing to the choir. Ref. The testing, I pray you and your mom remain well. As always .....

Considering the need for a natural balance wouldn’t it be ironic if the far future result of global warming ( purely non probable, non scientific speculation ) ends up being a kilometer of ice over the spot where JB broadcasts. As always ......

Wading into the ocean from a crowded beach may give a similar feel, regardless of the don’t do it in the water mores. As always ....

Will that type of recent memory restrictions/fear keep the stadiums empty when sporting events resume? As always...

Dumping the hit on the fly was easier also. As always .....

Where is the @me too movement when you want it. As always ......

Seeing such natural beauty, it’s hard to believe we are continuing to exist in the midst of an apocalypse. As always ....

Fun/bizarre thought. A pro football game played under social distancing rules. As always ...

Might be best, if play dies resume in the summer, that all games be considered as exhibitions. In the fall, regardless of the won and loss record, every major league team would participate in the October madness playoffs. The final two teams will play for the championship. Sort of like college basketball. Back to the bunker. As always ....

Amazing, not a thong in the throng. (I’m sorry but I did it anyway) As always .....

As a good father and husband, I’m sure your handling it, as is the Mrs, very well. As always ....

Amen G/l. Of course “stuck” goes both ways. Medals for you and the wonderful Mrs. It makes, to myself, complaints about dealing with the liter box a non issue. As always ....

It should be interesting to see if the early heat has an effect on the outbreak figures in the southeast. As always .....

Nor is the delight of being trapped with two felines that think your the entertainment committee. As always......

Our weather seems to be akin to politics; with the extremes holding sway while the middle ground remains absent or invisible. As always ...

In the years to come at the March solstice and after a warm rainy winter season we can all join ( at proper distance ) around the fire pit and belt out the song “Tradition” from Fiddler On The Roof”. The blazing fire pit will be welcome as we greet the cold rainy spring. As always....... ( Don’t bother reporting this post, fellow members, I’ll probably self request R Jay and BX to be banned )

Unc., thanks for the memory. I was.an almost 17 year old Junior, going to Fort Hamilton High School. I remember a couple of the ne’er do wells myself included would, on warm spring days, leave school during lunch.(going back was optional) and head for the 92bd Street belt parkway walk over. From that vantage point you had a great view of the skyline north and the under construction Verrazano Bridge south. We thought, as Sinatra would sing, that we had the world on a string. I’ll leave it to you to imagine where that string, now a rope, nearly ended up, “ Days of Innocence days of Confidences” as always ....

Unc, when your finished with the trains and decide to do some autobiographical writing; I would suggest the following title. “Anecdotes In The Life Of a Pro Weenie Weather Enthusiast” please reserve an autographed copy for me. It will be well worth the money. As always ...

The top line of Umc’s post referred to a January 1965 sleet storm. That the year I was a freshman. Looking now the wY I do you’re point is well taken. As always .....