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    Gravity, I always wanted to exist in a place where I could look out and see the ocean then turn around and see mountains in the distance. Maine would be my choice. Perhaps the rapidity of the changing climate zones will make Maine a viable option. With a good partner and the time to enjoy …. I somehow think ‘too cold’ will never be a problem for both of you. As always ….
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    forky’s transitioning to fall. As always ……
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    Good morning S19. I’ve thought of you as a conscience that would often help keep our cold season optimism in check. And all you’ve done is use the facts of the atmosphere to temper our dreams with cautious reality. You are shoulder to shoulder with other well versed members and professionals in our forum. As such you may be a target. For those of us who benefit from the discourse, please, please stand firm above it and continue to post. Stay well and thank you for what you’ve contributed. As always …
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    Good point Will. Agreed. As always …
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    Do tell Will. As always ….
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    And you tell me over and over and over again, my friend, you don’t believe……… As always …….
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    Good morning and a fine photo, k. I was always fascinated by mushroom/fungus growth. The one place in my postage stamp yard that I can enjoy them is an old oak stump that is keeping them well nourished. Stay well, as always …
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    Agree …. The outcome of the triage will not be pleasant. Stay well, as always …..
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    Good evening Cobalt. If we must be weenie victims, it’s best to be in the company of the professional and well versed posters that have also received them. Chessco may never move beyond his beliefs but he never, at least from what I’ve seen, moves from the civility of three dimensions to the less desirable two. greenskeeper uses the weenie as his post and reply. Reacting to it negatively is probably the desired outcome. Other than creating a weenie to post limit use, it will remain just a free meme to use. Stay well and your point/observation was in that sense valid. As always ….
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    60’s and 70’s, yes and I also spent up to age 12 in the 50’s. Newspapers, TV (if you had one) and radio was your major 50’s news/information source. Out front, out back, the street for stickball was our summer joy, warm or hot just as long as you were out. Winter just like today, in the five boroughs, was pray for snow. I remember considering it a win if the ground was covered. We made due with slush balls as necessary but damn a direct hit was not pleasant. Basic memories of an old guy brought to the surface by a simple sentence. Thank you Dendrite, as always …..
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    Actually Liberty, considering my skill set compared to yours and the majority of posters on the forum, it was an accomplishment for me to properly use google search. Thank you though for the kind words. As always …..
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    Good morning Liberty, I pray you are well. Not sure if the result would end up in the ‘be careful what you wish’ for category. As always ……
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    Good morning Rob, Hudson, W G, Julian, Gravity. Central Park ended up with 1.46 in a two hour stretch. I included a screen shot of the Accu-Weather radar as the line was approaching the boroughs. I pray everyone is and continues to do well. As always ….
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    And our forum is the salad dressing. Stay well, Will. As always ….
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    Similar event about thirty years back. I heard the pop as I was going down the subway stairs. I was able to get home and some pain set in later. By the time I got to the orthopedic trauma specialist ny leg from knee to ankle was black. I needed therapy and was able to walk with a boot and return to work almost immediately. I can’t remember the exact diagnosis but something in my calf snapped. The only thing I remember is the specialist, a couple of weeks later, marveling at the bodies ability to heal because the discoloration was completely gone. Please take care, it will heal. As always ….
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    W w please stay on the right side of the fence and make sure there are no rabid coyote Joey Chestnut fans in the area. As always ….
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    Will …. Please keep your pet on a tight leash, specifically if we ever go to any of the highest risk levels. As always ……
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    I hope forky was discreet if he visited the Central Park ASOS today. As always …..
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    Sorry about your strudel, ww. But even Mother Nature has to pass wind. As always …..
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    Good morning Will Euripides. It should work out if we can get this fellow to give a repeat performance. Stay hopeful, as always …..
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    Rob, the only place I was hung over was the rail. My cast plastic stomach insisted on it. Most times the little white D pill didn’t work. Some kindly boating vets advised me to stick to the bays, when feeling queasy focus on the unmoving shore line and/or try to catch a wave spray in the face. Probably needed a less sensitive inner ear. Stay well, as always ….
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    Good late morning Snowdin. I tried to imagine a visual of your description…… failed miserably then went on the search. Stay well and beware the crack of dawn. As always ….
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    Ref: NOAA/NWS, Central Park received .31 between 19:51 and 07:51. There was a 13 degree (F) drop between 19:51 and 20:51. Stay well and pray power is restored for all soon. As always ….
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    With no satellite or radar tracking the unknown was the greatest difference. We really never knew how bad it would be until it was on us. A later 1960 memory, during that active period, was leaving Brooklyn Technical High School during Hurricane Donna ( regular schedule no school cancellation or early dismissal ) and seeing the long stairs going up into Fort Green Park become a raging river. Today’s detailed Analysis of track and intensity of storms reduce the fear factor compared to then because we really never knew what was coming. I can still hear my mother telling me not to worry because we are only getting the ‘tail end’ of the hurricane. I was smart enough not to ask her what the hell that meant. As always …..
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