Nemo14
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Cool - it's neat to watch it here....from a distance. This was at Narragansett today (not my photo)
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Where in the World Isn't Bob Saget?
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JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
You are that smart. We have faith in you.
Eric1955
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I'm such a procrastinator.
This is the most relatable thing I've read in a long time.
Nemo14
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You'll be fine - one day at a time, Eric.
Goofyernmost
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Never put off til tomorrow what can be put off til the day after tomorrow. No sense rushing life, it goes by fast enough.
Lucky
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JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
I perform better under pressure - just not the self-inflicted time restraint kind.Some people perform better under pressure.
Donillary Crumpton
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Can't wait to read all about it!
That is pretty darn amazing. Can't tell if I should worry about the man in yellow, or envy him. Either way, seeing those waves in person would be incredible.Cool - it's neat to watch it here....from a distance. This was at Narragansett today (not my photo)
"If any of you folks are wearin' hats or glasses, best remove 'em, 'cause this here is the wildest ride in the WILDERN...where did the track go???"
MOXOMUMD
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Now that's what I call a refurb!"If any of you folks are wearin' hats or glasses, best remove 'em, 'cause this here is the wildest ride in the WILDERN...where did the track go???"
trr1
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September 6th
- National Coffee Ice Cream Day
- National Read A Book Day
- National Another Look Unlimited Day – Day after Labor Day
NYwdwfan
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Roger that.
Goofyernmost
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This is the hottest summer here in North Carolina since way back in 2011. Back then we had blisters appear on our skin just walking outside. That might have been an exaggeration, but you get the picture. It was some warm, boy! Previous to that 2010 was quite warm as well. In 2011 we had 15 consecutive days with no rain and over 100 - 106 degree F actual temperatures, not heat index.
I remember it because at the time they were putting a new roof on our complex. The roof was covered with those evil, dishonest, lazy Mexican rapists that Mr. Frump hates, all wearing flannel long sleeve shirts and heavy work pants. I know it can get warm in Mexico, but, how they survived is anyone's guess. Especially, three stories up on a black shingled roof. I would have lasted around 4 and a half minutes, tops.
Donillary Crumpton
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It actually makes a person cooler to wear long-sleeves in the hotter temperatures. The long sleeves make you sweat profusely, and the trapped fluid beneath the clothes helps cool you down somewhat. Those workers wearing flannel long sleeve shirts were probably more comfortable than you or I would be in short sleeves. Who knew?