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i just spoke with someone that is moving to the tampa area on friday. they've had a place, but now their daughters are in the area, so they'll be completely out of rochester. he made the comment that he thinks that people are going to wait one more hurricane season to see what the patterns are, and that could really determine the market. i really don't want to spend the money, but i'm not sure when the next dip would come.

the thousand islands and niagara on the lake are great attractions this time of the year. the finger lakes alone make the trip worth it. my kids are 10 and 7, so i'm not going anywhere for a while. my stick more is that if the real estate in florida drops enough, i might have to consider where to buy something just to get started. i just have no idea where.

i don't think i could ever do one location, but it just depends how life works out as others have mentioned. i really do like this area this time of year. we are constantly in the thousand islands or the finger lakes. tons of good breweries and wineries, great restaurants, etc. on top of that, the weather is actually perfect...most of the time. a chunk of our family is scattered in southern florida, so i think the move would be to downsize and stay in rochester from june until january 1st. after that spend the rest of the year near palm beach. it will partly depend on our kids. as i think about this, i also realize that it is just as likely that i'll retire, sell everything associated with my work, only to die in the parking lot as i'm leaving the closing. i'll be so pissed if my wife gets all my *****.

i honestly can't stand it. jesus...i do the same thing. the candy by itself would be car-mel, but on a apple it definitely is car-a-mel. now i hate the word as much as golf.

my initial thought was car-a-mel, but after repeatedly saying it out loud, i tend to say car-mel. i'm confused, and now i'm going to take the rest of the day off.

i pronounce it gay-la, but i just assumed it was because of our rochester accent.

i'm not scared. i'll punch AI right in the face.

I’m at 5 below right now looking for gifts.

not even one mention of the move gung ho. loved it.

I actually saw a video about this recently, (before i watched adolescence) about this exact matter. What made it more powerful was that number were added. By numbers I mean they showed the number of men and women in dating age. Once you start placing specifics on a partner, (size, looks, money) those numbers shrink wildly. Even the 6 foot thing...if you eliminate the men under 6", the pool of available men is more than cut in half on so on. On top of that, very few women are willing to bend on these criteria, adding to the nonsense. I'm guessing those apps have just shaped the dating world for the negative. Have you ever seen the videos on X? I have to imagine a lot are staged, but they'll interview young girls after being out. When asked what they want out of a man, I'm sure you can guess the criteria. The problem is the men who meet these criteria would never date the majority of these girls. It's a case of setting themselves up for failure. Hell...they were running surveys on what young people think a salary is to be considered successful. The answer...600k. It's a new, warped reality that going to slap some people in the face.

it is a little sad, but the upgrade is welcomed. my kids are going to be 10 and 7 soon, so i'm going to take them to their first game this year so they can say they've been to the old stadium. hopefully that's the best memory i'll have.

i'm not so sure...they say people fall in love on set.

someone here really needs attention.

eagles/cowboys to start the season.

mother *****...

without getting to into the specifics, we have friends that live around a popular course. this course does allow members to use their own carts, and many buy houses just to live near the course. one night, two wives wanted to pick something up from a friends out on another part of the course. they were hammered, it was dark, and drove right into one of the deeper ponds. apparently one of the wives had a very difficult time getting out, and her stuff sank with the cart. they honestly could have killed themselves, and now...no more non-course carts are allowed. members were pissed and they were banned for a summer.

i probably would have made a t-shirt that let people know what happened to me.

He always seemed like a very pleasant guy when interacting with him in the shoutbox. the guy loved to fish, as he would let people know his plans as to when he was going out and what he was fishing for. if i'm not mistaken, flaz had the story of having to go to a porta potty at night, (possibly because of the hurricanes) and being bit in the balls by a black widow. that's a solid guy tale to share with friends.

i'm too much of a visual guy. i need pics.

he was a good pope. the church greatly needed to take a step forward and evolve a bit, and he was the correct man to do it.

i'm kinda in on this. at least in our house it's become too much of a thing. i love my wife, but she comes from a culture of gift giving. her family wasn't wealthy, but for christmas those kids would be opening ***** for hours. so the last few easters, our kids have been getting more and more elaborate baskets. they're not filled with candy, but toys, crafts, books, etc. they're pretty elaborate. after the kids went through them, my wife then asks, "now...do you want your gifts from us?" That's when I had a bit of a moment. She come out with two bags filled with legos and other random today. not a ton, but why in the world do the kids need a packed basket, and gifts from us. it's far too much, but her response is that the kids are young once, so here we are. then we did the 10 am brunch. 80 bucks a person. even when we looked around, the majority of all the brunches were $70-90. two places were $40, but they're places i get wings at, so i just wasn't feeling it. then a few hours later it was off do another dinner i didn't even want. it's just become too much nonsense for us, so i think i'm going to retool some things next year.

Bold, yet disastrous.

But how are the schools?

i do get where people are coming from with the smell as it's just so potent. is it the end of the world? no...but people should use the same courtesy as the would when smoking cigs as mentioned. i think part of that is how ny rolled it out. if i'm not mistaken, the rule was that you could smoke pot in the same areas that you could smoke cigs. that always struck me as odd, as it created way too much of a gray area. enforcement would be impossible, so what can you do other than trying to be considerate of others. that being said, i do smell it a lot less in public than when it first became legal. i'm not sure if the freedom buzz wore off, but it's now rare for me. i've been told by everyone that nyc is the exception along with denver. the place stinks of weed.