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right, but why risk it? there is very little risk in getting th e vaccine, but the risk of the severe 'vid symptoms is much higher. In my opinion of course

a friend of my family (50 years old) got the 'vid. he was in ICU, on a ventilator, etc. Was in the hospital for over 2 months, plus 2 weeks of rehab. it was touch and go, and for a while, the docs were not very confident that he would even survive. They were preparing his wife/family for the worst. I'd take a 24-48 hour fever and a missed day or 2 of work from vaccine side effects in a cocaine heartbeat over catching the 'vid.

warmest day since xmas here lol

yup. you guys were right, I was wrong. a true mid-March torcharoni

right. like I said in my post, widespread 70’s are unlikely. I understand that it is possible, and I understand that it has happened before. but it is unlikely to be widespread

we live in New England, not New Jersey. widespread 70’s are unlikely for the majority of New England

unfortunately some people take whatever they read on Twitter as gospel. same goes for any social media of course. i am sure you already knew that though

give it up man. aside from a possible rogue storm, it's all over.

i think Ryan stated upthread that the goal of the initial lockdowns was the "flatten the curve" to protect the collapse of our healthcare system. it worked for the most part. the goal was never to have zero covid cases, but that seems to be Fauci's want right now, which again as stated above, is impossible. The vaccines don't even 100% protect you from getting covid. However they are 99+% at preventing severe cases of covid, which is really good. But the messaging out there has not reached the general public, aside from us educated folks. It needs to be stated clearly and frequently that even though you have gotten the vaccine, you may still get covid. Twitter is going to go haywire the first time that someone who has gotten the vaccine gets covid.

how the heck were you able to measure? i saw some on the ground last night when I looked out the window, but by the time I got up, it was a wind-blown memory

is Dick's Sporting Goods a good enough place to buy a set of clubs? i am getting back into golf after a several year hiatus, and my current clubs are super old. like 1960's Wilson Staff old, hand-me-downs.

Malvina. Rode it on Weds. it was well groomed, flat, and fast. great vista up at the top. some years it can be pretty beat up, but it was great the other day. Yeah, there is plenty of white up there

I’ve heard fox shrieking before, it’s very eerie. could be that

and then the horseflies in July

in Pittsburg this week. trails are definitely thin in spots. The snowcover is of the light and fluffy variety, so trails look like they get washed out not long after the groomer goes by. up at elevation there is a ton of snow so it’s better up high. A lot of treble, not a lot of bass, as the cool kids say.

Not too far to your north was a decent snow event. it was snowing decently in Errol, and up here in Pittsburg picked up a solid 3” looks like a bobcat to me.

he's not in NJ. i think you posted in the wrong forum by accident.

he said somewhere that he was 20

don't forget: 1-3 in CNE/NNE George of the jungle just pitched a tent

yeah, same here. closer to 3 where you are, closer to 1 where I am. just 15 miles north of you. it's all so very exciting.

i've had 13" so far this month. yay I guess?

the cirrus smells lovely this time of year

so no double digits?

this happens literally every storm. shit, some of them swing 200 miles. it happens. Deal with it.

yeah, i don't think you are going to get that here. right there with you.