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42 years from now, we'll be celebrating TFWG's 59th anniversary which will be very exciting because, no doubt, I'll still be here even at the tender age of 99.

rosecity, so sorry my little story didn't keep you awake. You've become much more negative than usual with that head cold of yours. Maybe you should take a few weeks off and come back in the spring when you feel better.
 
The new Girl Scout cookies for the 2024 campaign are under lock and key until dmargalotti makes the presentation at intermission.

A lifetime supply of them will be awarded to the first patron to survive 90 seconds on the Denny's-sponsored mechanical bull.
 
Intermission would be a good time to go munch on some of those Girl Scout Cookies, especially the Thin Mints.
 
Advertisers would like to charge us a pretty penny but PowerWorld band camps are world renowned so we don't need to advertise if we don't want to.
 
Stimulating idea, WMC, but do you really think you get to shed yourself of the rambling (or apparently raging) redneck that easily?

I'm not paid by PowerWorld LLC to be the unofficial liason to Beaver Town (as you are keenly aware) so there's absolutely no vacation time available from which to draw.

Try a spoonful of CT's world renowned maple syrup. That should minimize the amount of bitterness you're currently tasting.
 
That easily obtainable taste treat derived from our trees can be found in large, prominent displays at supermarkets and convenience stores here along the state's eastern border, along with inferior product from New Hampshire.
 
New Hampshire is sometimes mocked as being backwards by certain elite college-educated snobs.
 
Certain elite college-educated snobs have recently lost their positions of power and authority.
 
Positions of power and authority in New Hampshire are all too often held by backward knuckle draggers.

It's a whole other world on the other side of the mighty Connecticut, I tell ya.
 


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