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i coached softball for a looooooooooooooong time. Spring always sucked

Must i keep reminding you its baseball season? I'm going to the Senators game Easter Sunday. I'll take sunny and 75 please. I'm tired off the F-ing wind. Once again my patio furniture is blown over and i lost more shingles from my ridge cap. Y'all laugh @candersontalking about the wind, but i don't ever recall it being like it has the past couple years.

Sun peaking out here now.

fity 2 in the city. but feels damp

so I'm hearing a Tornado touched down in Lycoming county last night. Lairdsville?

I'm surprised by this. It sounded like your end of the county was getting smacked by the radio traffic on the fire radio.

I was actually on a call when this happened. The storm had been over for awhile when this happened. Lit the sky like daylight.

he is on a plane headed for texas

looks windy later this afternoon. might be interesting

you do know its Baseball season, right? And the Senators are in town Easter weekend, right? Now stop this snow talk

you'll be eating good is what you're sayin?

59 and 57 Saturday and Sunday. Sounds good to me. Clothes will be on the line

this the squall warnings?

I'm told it was from a snow squall. Schuylkill County I-81 20+ vehicle crash. Mass Causality incident. Multiple people trapped and multiple vehicles on fire

Its a down right shitty day outside.

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I did. So sad. The one Trooper was also a volunteer Fire Chief. I have names for her. i've said them in my head a couple times.

I don't understand peoples need to make others look bad. The name calling is through the roof. Cracks me up really. I guess its easy to name call when you're not face to face. Not many, if any would have the testicular fortitude to do/say it face to face.

i was under assumption rain later today/Thursday.

What a horrific phucking crash on I-95. Killing 2 Troopers and a civilian

It does, however I'd really like to get the Parade in.

i was just checking Saturday out for severe, as the Parade is tomorrow in Harrisburg,

I know. my point was if we stayed permanent on the other time, spring sports would be affected. 75 yesterday. It was great to get outside to work out, then hydrate with a ice cold beer

Same I'm a morning person. from the time my alarm goes off, i spring out of bed singing. My lunch is packed the night before, so i shower, throw my lunch in the jelly bucket and out the door. i am at work 30 minutes after alarm goes off.

If you push back to much, there may not be a season. Its different now from when i was boy playing baseball. When we signed up, we were committed, from the start of the season, through allstars if you made it. Today, if a kid has a hair appointment or your friends are having a swimming party, screw your teammates. Our family vacations (if we even took one) were planned around the season. Now, vacations are first.