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RUNNAWAYICEBERG

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  1. Wet pattern coming up. Stein will have to find something else to obsess over. Summeh is also nowhere to be found with the way se Canada looks.
  2. I’ll leave the tank empty and make everyone wear arctic gear inside. no hot water either, kids. But for real, it sucks…eventually we’re going solar and geothermal heating/cooling. The ground loops to run geothermal take up a good amount of electricity so that’s where the solar comes in. It was initially more of a 7-10yr plan for us but I’m pushing the wife to make it a 3-5yr plan instead.
  3. Maybe it was Screaming landphoon that catapulted a zipper low…
  4. It starts with a snowless winter in Boston…
  5. Don’t kid yourself, you’re not normal. 74/58 here, nothing summer about it. A nice warm spring day though.
  6. Yea, after the first week of May where I grilled for my bday party in 40s and drizzle…it’s been one of the nicest stretches in recent memory. You Really couldn’t draw it up much better for us inland folk, away from the southeast waters.
  7. I’m loving these low dew warm days with cool nights that have dominated the past several weeks though. Keep that coming. I’ll take a hot stretch in July to do some beach stuff with the fam but other than that, I have no use for SA infested cloudy weekday mornings with torrential downpours in the evening.
  8. Sept heat doesn’t have the same bite though and agree, the evenings from mid August onward already have that early fall vibe going. Growing up, I always viewed summeh starting MWD and ending LBW. We’re already pushing into mid June without a sustained summer look so we’ll get a hot stretch in July and early Aug before we begin the step down.
  9. It’s going to be a short summeh unfortunately. When May and June are like this, the season comes and goes in 4-6wks, that’s pretty much it.
  10. Yea, heat and dews in late June? What a bold call. Summeh was supposed to set in early though…first in March 2012 redux, then April, then May…the goalposts have moved so often you’re running out of real estate to plant them.
  11. Summeh is nowhere to be found. Low dews has been and will continue to dominate the days.
  12. Rogan lol, not the person I would take my info from. interesting how so many countries have mental health and substance problems but yet America leads the world in gun violence by heaps: https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/share-with-mental-and-substance-disorders
  13. Yea, that’s obviously the clear cut solution that instantaneously makes the largest gains for public safety but we’ll get tickled with multiple George 60-90” blizzards before that ever happens.
  14. Nope. It’s real and it looks really bad. At least they’re admitting it now:
  15. I was not implying you said it was. Sorry, I’m just venting. It’s frustrating. We’ve made our voice heard with our local and state officials while donating but besides taking work off and marching in front of the NRA and Congress, I don’t know what else can be done.
  16. I’m done, so sick of our lack of action. Little girls rubbing their dead friends blood on themselves to play dead…the bravery with survival tactics for a fuking child!!!! Why is this OK????!!!!????!!!!
  17. Kids were getting slaughtered while cops waited for the tactical team. That’s fairly clear by now. The exact timeline is still being pieced together. Look, the blame first and foremost is easy access to guns and military weapons. The murderer waited for his 18th birthday to buy them. He’s not committing the rampage with knife. Someone would have knocked his teeth out. But, since our love for guns and lack of gun laws are a complete joke…the next best defense is our brave men and women who are supposed to protect and serve the people and the community that pay their salaries. Now the politicians there want to spin it that “it could have been worse” and “gun control has nothing to do with this.” The entire tragedy is a failure on so many levels.
  18. It doesn’t look good: https://www.mediaite.com/tv/texas-police-lieutenant-says-cops-were-reluctant-to-engage-gunman-because-they-couldve-been-shot/
  19. Oh it was a terrible swing but a 3w most likely falls short of the creek, even if it was the same swing. That’s what I meant. So a bad 3w still leaves you free from a penalty stroke where at worst you bogey and head to a playoff. Phil Mickelson made a similar mistake in at Wingfoot back in the mid 2000s when he was up by 1 on a relatively easier 18th hole than this and also took out his driver and shanked it way left into the tent and ended up with a double, and handed the trophy to Jeff Ogilvy. It’s probably the most iconic 72nd hole meltdown in a major, ever. This is right up there but the big name and experience of Phil’s blunder surpasses. Mito’s caddie should have stepped in especially for a young player…” hold on my man, let’s keep it short of the creek then long iron on or near the green. Easy two put or up and down for the trophy. No problem.”
  20. It’s hard not to politicize this when only the politicians can do something about it…and there’s a certain segment of them to which their souls are owned by the gun lobbyists so they deflect to hardening schools to arming teachers to suggesting a one door only point of entry. Anything else but stricter gun laws.
  21. It’s beyond comprehension nor should the majority need to construct anymore legitimate reasons for the do nothing congress to act. Call me skeptical though because I thought they’d act after Sandy Hook. And in Texas, it’s only gotten worse (looser gun laws).
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