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It didn't stand up under questioning?
dunno, can't speak for anyone else, for me it's a great gig here. My question is, have any of us have been watching and posting to the game day thread from the same bar or lounge without knowing it? I moved, spent this season without NFL Sunday Ticket so had to find someplace to watch. Past years I've sometimes used meetup.com, this year I've been going to the Capitol Lounge on Pennsylvania Ave NE. Hoping I can get there this weekend! At least the District has buried power lines so they should have electricity. Otherwise I'll be stuck here in Maryland, at the mercy of Pepco and the elements. Any suggestions?OK, I just cant take it anymore! Why are so many forummers near me and not in NE?What is it about Patsfans and the "Dishrick" of Colunbia?
No offense to the game day posters but if you're posting from a bar you might want to reconsider the bar unless it's halftime. Even then.
Feels weird reading it. I prefer it when Central MA and the Cape get hit because it usually means Boston didn't.
Uptown. Not a flicker during Sandy.
but it won't get delivered
UWS
I'm FROM Maine, but we're now on Long Guyland, where we're expecting about a foot of snow. So people are treating this like Armageddon and packing the grocery stores. LOL... c'mon, people! Toughen up!
I bought a few shear pins for the snowblower... made up a double batch of chili... and stocked up on brandy and bourbon. We're all set. Heh.
How about you?
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The storm has now passed. At 11am it was 70 outside, then it rained moderately hard with a few claps of thunder for about 15 minutes, the storm was then gone, and now it's 60 outside (and yes what hit here for 10 minutes is the same storm walloping you snowbirds
Seriously, be safe all. I was a wee Boston lad when the Blizzard of 78 hit. As someone at the time who was barely old enough to be in grade school that was a great! time to be a kid. As an adult in his 40s? forgetaboutit....
