This disability fraud allegation is unproven to say the least but other than that…. I know it was hard to see this coming at the time, but in hindsight a guy who invented a fake backstory to pretend he was working class despite being the son of a corporate attorney and failed at literally everything he tried his entire life to the point the totality of his income came from federal disability fraud and a fake nepobaby oyster farming business that only made money because his largest customer was his mommy's restaurant may have been a poor choice to run for Senate against an three-term incumbent who's never won by less than 8.6%

@AdagioM said: That’s unusual. Did you feel the earth move? I did not. And I'm less than 30 miles away from the epicenter. We've had a couple of quakes during my lifetime. Usually they're in central/southern IL, and people in the Chicago area have reported that they could feel them, but I wasn't one of them. Our golden retriever Maggie, OTOH, went crazy one afternoon some years back. We later learned that an earthquake had occurred in central IL right at the time she got goofy. Dogs are amazing.

I'd say so. Might try it.

Yes, but they've closed the drapes so you can't see the havoc they wrought while you were out.

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@AdagioM Sorry, I run into this problem all the time. File too large. I’ll try again tomorrow.

Inside the Ludicrous, Deadly Serious Plan to Take Over Greenland “We want Greenland,” Trump said. Four men sprang into action to make fantasy a reality. From Atlantic: https://archive.is/1oRqb

@ShiroKuro said: How did you find this site? One of those daily news/interesting stuff newsletters. I don't subscribe to the newsletter anymore but happened to check their site a few days ago and this was one of the sites they featured on that day. RetroTv is a major rabbit hole....I just showed it to Mr wtg. I think he may surface in a couple of days...

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It hit 102 on Saturday and this morning it was 63. Damn.

I haven't quite reached the age when houseproofing and a pretty painted front door is not important. It does happen frequently, from ages around 70 onwards. The attitude being 'it's not that important, the next owner will fix it how they like it'. Love the bread. She must sell all but a couple of loaves.

Actually, Abraham Lincoln just called me to say that he's doing well after the theater incident

@RealPlayer I don't think it's unusual. Engineers figure it out. But what I've read is that the developers of this construction have racked up several violations and have deviated from agreed upon plans. Don't take my word for it though.

My wife and I took a bike tour through Vermont circa 1977, mostly up Rt. 100, with an organized tour group. Then we continued by ourselves through New Hampshire and Maine. Those were the days…ah, youth! Vermont was really beautiful.

maybe safer, too?