HoarfrostHubb
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Pro tip: The hornet spray is also very flammable. Saturate the nest then torch it. Have the fire department standing by
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It will be tough for a short time. 15 minutes, 15 hours, or 15 days. Everyone is different. Then you will see how you helped raise an adult who has this (with a little help)
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Get him some Kongs.
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Some good cells look likely. As usual, good luck pinning them down.
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Hmmm. Statewide avg in Maine for K1 is $5.27. Some gouging going on?
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Some more infotainment on tomorrow The map looks the same
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He tweets it every week.
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Well, he doesn’t make the map..:
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Not yet thankfully. Pool day today I hope
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So much seaweed last week in Narragansett
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Just smilin’ as Cousin Benvolio’s knickers blew by
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I’m waiting for another rant from Wiz on how this season has sucked
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Nice night eating dinner by the lake until the mosquitoes showed up.
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Not Phin (unless I missed something)
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When Zeus shows up there is usually a nice storm somewhere in the forum
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It was good to see some of the names who are not posting here but I see them elsewhere (Sam L for example). I get sad seeing Messenger and Nzuck posts
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Litchfield Libations. Jugs and Mugs.
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I just went through the Feb 27 2012 thread and couldn’t find the rant but some awesome old posters in there including a couple who have passed. Scott and the VT crew got crushed
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I think the one at Gardner is the lowest in Mass?
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Wasn’t sure if he knew you by name.
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When he drank he was
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Show me on the doll where Scooter hurt you
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As 40/70 has said several times recently, we have had a stretch of extremely boring wx. Unless Northeast style droughts are your thing. If a legit severe (ha) or tropical threat was looking possible, things would be more serious methinks.
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If someone puts Coastal on mute/ignore the number of posts they would read per day would drop by 75%
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Usually on Memorial Day, July 4th, and/or Labor Day
