Cold Miser

This didn't age well. But in other news, Congrats on the wedding. That looked like a total blast. What a great, Autumn day.

Holy sh.it, man! 3 years already?

Nice. The only 3 shows I've seen there were Prince, and Garth Brooks, and Rush

Heading to see a show tonight at the new, MGM Music Hall at Fenway. Sounds like a pretty big place with 5000 seats.

Hopefully NYC is dry on Saturday the 29th. I will be in Manhattan. Sh.itty place to be walking around during cool rainy times.

...Tis the season for total darkness rides to work and idiots driving on my bumper with super bright halogen (or whatever the latest super bright bulb is) lighting up my car interior. Doesn't matter how fast I go on back roads or winding state roads, these f.uckers always find me. It's usually the clowns driving massive, lifted pick-ups (you know, the guys who never use the bed for fear of it getting it scratched) with double stacked headlights, and all kinds of other edge trim lights on the grill.

Cut by swinging the trimer from right to left for the heavy brush. Cutting by swinging your arms left to right spins sh.it back into your legs.

lolololololol

I have picked up poison ivy on the legs multiple times, but still refuse to wear long pants.

Wow. Busy day. What order do these events occur on a daily basis? I have allergies, and get my legs scratched from high grass, or whatever, but I refuse to wear long pants when doing lawn stuff in the heat.

Ray definitely speaking from swampass experience.

I only wear speedos in the winter, when temps are below 30F.

I saw 30F from within the safe and warm and cozy confines of my autocarriage this morning, but as I drove up and down the crests and valleys the temp fluctuated a few degrees. I don't think those temps were correct though. Seems kind of low from the forecasted 36F that I was suppose to see.

Scott will be battling constant bouts of insomnia like this guy in a few years after staying awake during never ending model runs starting 10 days out. Meanwhile, Kevin will be laughing with his 8 hours of sleeping like a baby, and daily 5 mile runs at 4am. https://www.unilad.com/community/randy-gardner-sleep-experiment-insomnia-20221019?source=facebookstories&fbclid=IwAR3H_OBFc75DkT6WjURKw-PFi2QEBrOrCOqyZ_Nkureppejz6MAPvCT2EQs

lol. The discussions on the time change and sleep in here were gold last night.

Bummer, dude.

If things happened differently that would still be a golf course. But, it looks nice as filled in field too.

This looks pretty good:

I didn't realize this. Are you including the web of stations that EEI has throughout the region?

lol. What Youtube rabbit hole brought you to this?

I never knew about the Jones act. I am sure there is more detail, but thanks for your summary. This was educational. As far as pipeline's coming in to New England, I had always heard that New York State was the problem, and specifically counties in the lower part of the state (below Delaware, Greene and Columbia counties) not wanting pipeline's running through their borders...The NIMBY crowd so to speak. I am not sure if that is true, but it seems to come up when this discussion arises.

I am still not sure if there is room for 2 major sports stations in the region, and this may indeed reinforce this. Overall I think that EEI is far superior across the board. People may not like some of the hosts throughout the day's programing, but overall I think it is a decent product and better than what the hub has to offer. I wouldn't be surprised to see 98.5 become a Christian broadcast station within the next year or 2. Feel Good, Christian broadcasting will be taking over the world of terrestrial radio as we know it over time.

Bring them to the gtg in December. We shall dance, and sing around a blazing fyr, and drinketh to deep white snow, frozen lakes, and good friends.

One of a few beer steins that I have.

That early in the day should be fine for parking. There is a lot right next to the building.