John park hopper
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At 25 I assume it's a dry snow?
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donaldtoo
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We have snow!! Lots of snow!!! Will take pix after breakfast.
Have fun…!!!
We woke up to cold and clear this mornin’…
Goofyernmost
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Again a very warped sense of life priorities. And it doesn't matter which team or teams are involved. I don't have that nitch in my brain. I have the opposite, I feel mildly sorry for the ones that lose but not enough to be physically violent against the winners. It's just a freaking game and although I have no problem with emotional reactions in the form of cheering, etc. once it passes beyond that it to me is a serious mental problem apparently a part of the makeup of a lot of people. I just find it sad.
donaldtoo
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Goofyernmost
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What I have seen is just a slight notch above rain. It isn't what I call snow and not what I call sleet. It is staying at that halfway point. Those big fluffy flakes that everyone loves are light snow consisting mostly of air. My guess is about 3 inches of light weight snow compresses down to about one inch of solid snow and a minor amount of just water. That light looking, tight compacting snowfalls are what we called nor'easters or heart attack fodder. That what we are having here right now but will be gone by morning here in the flatland. It will be around for awhile in the mountains.
Goofyernmost
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That doesn't change the reaction to anything other than irrational behavior. It's freaking crazy. Nothing on the planet, other than the careers of the players, will be affected if they win or lose. No one will be healthier, live longer or have a useful life no matter the outcome of a game.
John park hopper
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Never watch pro sports could careless who is playing. Could never understand how people get so wrapped up in it must have very empty lives
Figgy1
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Boston
Figgy1
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Good luck!!!!!!!!!!!!!!We have snow!! Lots of snow!!! Will take pix after breakfast.
Figgy1
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It can go either way at 25
Figgy1
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Good luck!
93boomer
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Yep so far. Mix supposed to start around 10 then back to snow.
93boomer
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Yep pretty much!
donaldtoo
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We are sports fans, but, only to a certain degree. I guess I should say more football fans than anything. We root for the Cowboys, Texans, and Longhorns, but, we’re definitely not “fanatic” fans. If they lose a game, we don’t get all twisted up, and definitely don’t lose a wink of sleep over it. In the grand scheme of things, it’s just a game, and so inconsequential to the more important things in life.
The fans that crack me up are the rabid “face/body painters”…!!!!!
I get it, to a point, especially if your a crazy young college student. But, if you’re a grown-a$$ man and doin’ that, you need a damn intervention, IMHO…!!!!!
FutureCEO
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I love old buildings and history but corporate planes is meh
John park hopper
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FYI after WW II you could buy a surplus P-51 Mustang for $2500 a restored P-51 Mustang today would cost over 4 million. I love WW II military planes
FutureCEO
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It feels like the whole Sox/Yankees rivalry has changed since 2004 though.
With that being said I hate being called a being called a Yankee because I live up north.
donaldtoo
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I definitely do too…!!!
As I posted yesterday…
Our History & Mission
It began with a single plane. Lloyd Nolen and a small group of ex-service pilots from the Rio Grande Valley in Texas pooled their money to purchase a P-51 Mustang in 1957...
commemorativeairforce.org
