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I think that is it. The day before.

Been a few years since we had a snow storm around Thanksgiving. 2015? We're probably due.

My point and click shows snow on Thursday.

Yuuuuuuuuup But if there's a storm, I'd prefer snow.

Oh wonderful.

The likelihood of an SEC team coming north before Christmas now likely hinges on not dropping the soap in Minneapolis next week. Assuming all things go as they should, I'm going to be riding HARD on Mr. Elliott's call for a rough stretch around Christmas. Inject Georgia walking into a subzero whiteout directly into my veins. And then pull some Iowa shit and somehow misplaced the visitor's bench warmers.

Juniata and West Branch Susky are the same. I'm assuming there's riverbed that is currently exposed that hasnt been in decades.

A very cold rain here today. It's 40°F and raining. Pretty miserable even though the rain is very needed. Damned shame it's not like four degrees colder.

This is like the Nuclear Power Plant Warning that EAS nerds bust out on their YouTube videos. I've never seen that headline before.

Forty-two and dark here. I really thought I'd see the first flakes of the season today. Not to be.

Has anybody else noticed their furs eating a ton more than normal lately? I have a three-year-old Golden Retriever who is a thicco, probably 115 lbs and a two-year-old Australian Shepherd who is maybe 45 lbs, and I have been going through 14 lb bags of kibble in less than a week, which is a lot more than what they normally consume, and is more than their previous cold season consumption in previous years. The Aussie may simply just be growth, but the Golden has been grown for a bit. Kinda makes me wonder if they know something I don't and are trying to cultivate some additional mass for a longer slug of a season.

That's my kind of fun. Until some drunk gets caught fuckin a turkey.

Nooners: Frost remains on shaded parts of ground. 40 and sunny.

Do people actually do that? I know high schools in the Allentown area do, but I have never in my life actually witnessed a Turkey Bowl.

45 here in NOT WILLIAMSPORT.

This is near Williamsburg.

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If I had known in advance that I only got one chance to change my screener, I would have changed it to something cool like "phatballz."

I quit going when their roster dropped from three Thai gals to a paltry two. "But we replaced them with this Bulgarian dancer." That girl threw me across the street and through the front window of Sheetz. She scares me.

I haven't had this level of immediate regret since the time I reached down and felt the Adam's Apple on the stripper providing a private service in the back room of the titty bar along 322 in Duncannon.

In an attempt to be funny. I uh... I did not know you could only change your SN once every 30000 days.

Good luck with that, @sauss06

Pierre Noel

Stormchaser Brandon Copic is live streaming his show chase on YouTube for anybody who wants to see how the incredible snowstorm in the mountains is transpiring.

I hope it gives you herpes.