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Good morning BxE. Your post seems to validate the point that any one or thing is capable of redemption. Otherwise to OT. As always ….
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Good afternoon Maureen. I fully agree. I always consider the source of a post. For that reason I hope your agreeable to a line forming. A few of us also need that hug. As always
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Agreed Unc. I prefer scary places that I know are pretend. The one I remember is the fright ride at Seaside Heights NJ when I was an 8 year old over 66 years ago. It scared me dung-less. My father, an army and navy vet thought it would be a good idea for me the take the ride alone. He assured me he would be waiting. Of course my mom, who arrived on the scene after the ride started looked at my pale visage when I came out, hugged me and bought me the largest cotton candy on a stick that I can remember. My mom handed me over to my grandmother ( families seemed to travel together then ) and asked my father to step away with her for a moment. My father, as I recollect, was quite subdued after that. I’m sure the few moments Of ‘angry Sicilian mother’ quality time was not pleasant. I did feel bad for my father, you see I was the one who insisted on going on the ride. As always …
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Will considering the state of my head, I feel that your post is an accolade. I don’t go to the OT. My self administered anger management seems to be holding. Your post reminded me of some pleasant times I spent at lunch with my lost love. As a goal my head merged with a zen garden is one I would like to be remembered for, with or without the little rake. As always ….
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Good evening GOW. Thank you for your kind advice. I do get together with fully vaccinated family. What also makes sense to me, as an 8th decade aged member, is to enjoy the lite banter with forum friends that I may never physically see/meet in my remaining life time. My hope, some day, is that I will be able to see folks regularly with bare faces and hands ready to shake or bump and arms ready to hug. What saddens me is how this virus not only causes disease but also contention. Have a good night. As always …
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If there is ever a post pandemic forum get together, several of us can do a NYMetro skit, written by Will. After the performance we all might have to find a new forum and possibly a bail bondsman. As always …
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Evening Liberty. That information may be printed on the back of Julians cereal box. As always …..
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Good evening Will. I never knew Julian was an entrepreneur. Judging by the product name I’m not sure if you ingest it or calmly wait until it does something to you. As always ….
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Good morning Don and quite sobering. The next best seller at Penn State may possibly be ‘the statistics of atmospheric extremes’. As always ….
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Good morning Anthony. I still miss the little snowman avatar. As always ……
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Good evening Liberty, BxE. So that’s why the daughters keep on me about getting rid of the plastic bottle I use to refrigerate my tap water. Now if I could somehow direct those micro particles where I wanted them. As always……
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Good evening Unc. I remember that near Christmas snowfall about a week (?) before the holiday. 60/61 wasn’t bad either as I recollect. As always ….
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Good evening BxE. I would hope not considering a regular sewer system might not exist. As always ….
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Good afternoon, Liberty, Julian. I remember a photo from years ago when brand bottled water was gaining popularity. It showed a brand name bottled water tanker truck filling up at a city hydrant. Obviously staged but it did get me to wondering. As always ……
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Good morning Will and thank you. After listening to ‘Inside’, I have my answer. As always …..
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Good morning dm. Whomever wrote the article may not be versed as to the difference between the system described and the one that will affect us today. It also sells more….. As always
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September Discussion Thread: Bring the frost; kill the bugs.
rclab replied to moneypitmike's topic in New England
Good morning BC. Personally that’s Back To The Future Territory. As always …. -
Better to embrace Gaia before Gaia, for balance, embraces you. As always ….
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Will, I would have gone my whole life without knowing Moses wore short pants. Oh and Shanah Tovah. As always ….
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Anthony, I’ll be extremely disappointed if the OFA’s forecast only verifies for Staten Island. As always ….
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Thank you for your kind suggestion. I sincerely hope you find peace. As always …..
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Good morning wxtrix. It might work well to have such articles, if nothing more than to highlight how out of control the changes are driving the natural progression. If significant increases are obliterated by significant decreases in a 12 month period the direction/result/solution should be self explanatory. As always …
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Good evening Don. The images below are from the book I mentioned. The late Willard Scott wrote the foreword. The second photo is of the centers 1996 tree trunk which was donated to a horse trials facility in Gladstone NJ. The third photo is of two 30’ and a 50’ tree erected with their root ball in 1942. They were Norway Spruces and were replanted after the holiday. No trees were lit during the war due to blackout. I wish that live tree replanting had become part of the tradition. Their is no indication of a trunk being donated to the NYC Botanical Garden. As always …
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I’m curious, Will. His face looks fine, so is it his garb? His hair? His handkerchief placement? As always ….
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Will, it’s the anticipation of that revenge that gets some weenies going. I’m not sure if that came out right but you know wha I mean. As always ….. Good evening Sl74, I wonder if rtd carves notches on his rolls. As always …. Hello Julian. I’m trying to make a connection between the two. I’m almost there. I’m just afraid of what the conclusion might do to me. As always ….
