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Brewbeer

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  1. had a six pointer eating my bushes a few mornings ago
  2. breeze picking up here, 56/53, still waiting on the rain, big northward moving plume on radar crossing in to new england
  3. put down fertilizer yesterday and winterized the irrigation system last weekend; we've had a couple of solid frosts but no hard freeze yet, hoses and outdoor shower still ready for use and the houseplants are still outside on the patio (covered for frost)
  4. link us up with those quotes, please, cause I doubt that happened
  5. post what you want about what you want when the weather is slow and there's nothing to track, everyone else does
  6. experience shows that humanity as a collective is not capable of (or interested in) managing the fallout from our current CO2 geoengineering experiment hard pass on any more geoengineering experiments, until we get the CO2 one figured out
  7. I'd like to see rivers full up to the top of bank and paddle whitewater
  8. up in North Adams today, windy and cool, misery mist, drove over Greylock, it's stick season up top
  9. cute, says you aren't going to bash the red sox, then bashes the red sox
  10. nice sentiment, but isn't this social media, where the whole point is to sound off ? you know, the "social" part ?
  11. this sentence is a lie, a lie which is exposed in the very next sentence (if anyone read it) The law DOES NOT REQUIRE homeowners to paint their roof white, it requires that new and replacement roofs, in order to be permitted by the municipality, be constructed to meet an updated building code requirement just another example of how the right misuses words and language to confuse people and get them to believe something that isn't true
  12. it's still one hell of a scenic spot I was jawing with a construction super at a site in Springfield today and he said he had been up in Stowe over the weekend, had an incredible time, drove the notch, stayed down by Smuggs, several syrup house and infused distillery stories, non-stop rave about how great it was, the people, the food, the booze.
  13. telling the tale is the story teller's objective
  14. Beaut of a day in the North End of Boston.
  15. welp, the river hardly moved, i'll wait till sunday, but it's not looking good: https://usgs-nims-images.s3.amazonaws.com/timelapse/CT_Connecticut_River_at_Thompsonville/CT_Connecticut_River_at_Thompsonville_720.mp4
  16. about an inch here, 66/66 and foggy
  17. if that doesn't pan out i'll be pulling my boat out next weekend, I've never seen the CT river lower than it is right nowelles StGlastonbury, CT 06033
  18. there is insulation under the roof so it radiates better than the glass
  19. probably some folks turning theirs on this morning with those lows
  20. because it requires high energy consumption, and emissions from energy consumption are currently a driving force in CC some people absolutely can make choices to reduce their CC footprint: some people have the ability to choose to live in smaller houses, drive smaller cars, consume less products, put solar panels on their house, etc. everything around CC can't be blamed entirely on our corporate overlords, we are the end consumers of their products
  21. I can recall an experiment performed on some material retrieved from the moon where it was heated intensely and vapor was liberated, captured and condensed into liquid water plenty of evidence for both terrestrial and extraterrestrial sources of the water present on the earth today : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Origin_of_water_on_Earth
  22. given the energy required, getting enough water off the planet by overcoming gravity to make a difference doesn't seem practical, but there is water in the solar system outside the orbit of Mars tied up most notably in comets and giant planets and their moons
  23. one just moved through here, quick drink
  24. yep, Washing DC hit 91 on saturday
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