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2 minutes ago, HOUSE said:
We all know you are loaded Teef
I am broke...
According to my taxes, I make $72 dollars a year. I have the same accountant as Bill Romanowski.
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26 minutes ago, HOUSE said:
Why not $50, I mean what the hell
I’m sending a bill for the extra $25. You send me a unsigned check one more time…
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my drinking is really when we go out to dinner. my move is that i usually have a mixed drink when i get there, and a glass of wine at dinner. Anything beyond that and i'm not driving. i just uber at this point now. in some of the local areas, it's easier to uber than it is to park.
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1 minute ago, Bills fan since 87 said:
People are still doing lawn parking around Fisher, right? The shuttle is awful, i'd rather pay the $20-$25
yup. i park at the same place every year. it goes up a bit each year, so i think you're right at the $25 mark.
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bro...you better get ready to roll.
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13 hours ago, Jauronimo said:
I'm calling bull####. Drunks are much better singers. She had none of the confidence or conviction of a drunk. She was clearly on something else.
oh i agree. she had a mixture of something in her.
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1 minute ago, Augie said:
I had a buddy in college who walked from a bar to some friends to sleep it off on their couch. He stumbled into the wrong house, then peed on the couch. He woke up to a lady and her son standing over him.
He was embarrassed, but not as embarrassed as she should be.
i didn't watch the videos until i heard how she was. this is a bad one.
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she was drunk and just checked herself into rehab.
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I put in for the lottery but haven’t heard a peep. The only reason I get to go every year is because I’ve been lucky and get invited to the corporate events. I really don’t know how I’d get in otherwise.
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15 hours ago, Mark Vader said:
Watch "Thirteen", then you'll never want to have kids.
you needed to tell me that about a decade ago.
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i remember seeing this movie. i was a high school senior in 95, so it was about the same generation. we had to go to the little theater, (the smaller, artsy theater) because it wasn't mainstream enough for the bigger theaters. i did like the movie, but all i remember thinking was how ***** bad these kids were. i get being raised in a city must have its pitfalls, but get your ***** together.
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i'm seconds away from posting pictures of my junk.
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3 minutes ago, Big Turk said:
I can believe it...in May alone this year, Miami had more hours with a heat index over 108 than any other entire summer besides last year's summer. So before summer even started, they literally shattered extreme heat records for every year on record other than 2023. Absurd. It also beat the earliest occurrence of this by over a full calendar month, with the earlies it happened prior being end of June, which was the only instance of that...all the rest were July, August and early September. The heat is starting to build to extreme levels in these places like Florida and Texas well before the start of summer now...going to become unlivable at some point if this continues.
it was well into the hundreds this past week. las vegas has been on one of those long triple digit runs as well. you just can't go outside. even being in the pool or on a boat can be brutal. any extreme is too much. My only hope is that the extreme isn't as harsh here anymore. I don't know if the warm up is a pattern or we've just been lucky, it's so much more mild. in 20 years or so, i'll be gone from january to may, and here from june till after christmas. that's the plan at least.
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21 minutes ago, boater said:
I went to RIT. The dozen sunny days I had there were great. They had a walk called "the quarter mile" ...just brutal weather elements.
There was a sun dial on campus, but never any sun to read it by.
the intense cold hasn't been around for a couple of years, but there's no escaping that gray. the summer and fall is amazing here tough. my family from florida is up for the summer this past week, and they couldn't wait to get out of there. from may to october they hate it.
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39 minutes ago, Ned Flanders said:
I've always said, Rochester is a great place to be from. Grew up there in the 60s and 70s when if your father didn't work at Kodak, you could find a dozen Dakers on your block. Left for the military in '76, came back and went to Brockport and left for good in '85. Thoughts of moving back after retirement trickle in and out, but good gawd, I don't think I could stand the bitter cold. I'm old.
the winters are miserable, but it's not even so much for the cold anymore...it's just constantly gray. the last couple of winters have been amazingly mild. we hit the 70s 2-3 times in february, and we've had next to no snow. if they plowed my driveway twice last year it was a lot. i just miss the sun.
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17 minutes ago, SirAndrew said:
I’ve always seen the Rochester suburbs as great places to raise a family, but not a great place to be young and single. That was at least my life experience in Rochester vs other cities. You can’t ask for much more out of a place to raise a family though.
oh 100% i wasn't around much in rochester in my early to mid 20s because of school, but when i was home/moved back, i never really loved the younger bar scene. same people in the same places. now with younger kids i really appreciate this area. there's a ton to do for young families, and my god does my wife find a few things to do every weekend. i even like going out far more as an adult than i ever did when i was younger. not to mention use of the finger lakes. i'm not sure i'll stick around when i get older, but as someone who thought they were never coming back, i do enjoy living here from june to january.
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1 hour ago, Big Turk said:
I go for Victor and Canandaigua...love that area.
i've always thought the appeal to rochester were the suburbs. nice homes, clean, great schools, etc. for all those saying crime...it's in areas of the city you typically would never go. we go to parts of downtown for restaurants and shows, but i've never felt unsafe in those areas at all.
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that article is messed up.
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4 minutes ago, Mr. WEO said:
cool! He could be the next “He Hate Me!”the brain trust of Daboll/Schoen never sleeps!!
imagine being a Giants fan at this point….oof!
years ago i was in an uber, and the driver told me that his cousin was he hate me. he then made an appointment at my office and never showed up. that was my brush with greatness.
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1 hour ago, Royale with Cheese said:
Was this board around when it was Losman vs Edwards? I would think there had to have been some battles.
On the Bills board, there was a guy who sent me a contract to my inbox that when we fight, I cannot call the cops. Like legitimately wrote out an entire contract a whole page long about the legalities of our fight. I didn't even agree to a fight, he just hated that I didn't like Losman.
Another poster named BillsFan1516 had a guy telling him to meet at a bar that was close by both of them. Like he harassed him to the point where I believe the mods gave him a permaban.
who in god's name was sending you contracts?
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This is going to be the new way I discipline my kids.
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2 hours ago, Ned Flanders said:
Always like the Marriott Residence Inn on Delaware...walking distance to good Allentown bars/restaurants.
i live right around the corner from here year ago and loved the area. quick walks to garbiels gate and coulter bay.
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Like many others I’m from the area and loved watching games with my dad. Now it’s just stubbornness.
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The picture they picked is perfect one for a serial grinder.
What is your drink limit before you get behind the wheel?
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i'll fight you on this.