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I didn’t even know blue had Segway’s

Seems like another accident and potential lawsuit in the making for CB

When you meet a girl on a first date, is the introduction supposed to be a hug, handshake, bro hug, salute, high five? I would think hug but maybe that’s too soon, but handshake seems too business like

I tried hard as hell to find a rapid on site test or an at home one with no luck. Props on finding some

If it’s combined, I’ll go to camelback 2ish times

I actually had to inflate my tire this morning at wawa in Malvern

Another good quote from Doug in regards to 3,000 innocent murder victims “Shut the fuck up about 9/11 nobody cares about it!” -Doug

Here are quotes from people who lost children or parents at 9/11 It's a shame," he said. "Are they kidding me? 3,000 people died, plus we have more people dying from the air that was down there … They're comparing it to score points politically. The families are really [angry]. When I talk to them, when they compare it to that, they find that outrageous." "It’s unfortunate because we’re coming up in the 20th anniversary," said Debra Burlingame, whose brother Charles Burlingame was murdered while piloting American Airlines Flight 77, the plane that crashed into the Pentagon. "There are a lot of young people who have no living memory of 9/11 … When you have all these comparisons and analogies, which are inflated and ridiculous, it minimizes what actually happened, and that’s what’s happening here. It’s a deliberate ploy." Burlingame penned a scathing Wall Street Journal op-ed about comparing the dates in May, noting the staggering "destruction and heartbreaking loss" on 9/11. "It is deeply offensive and sad that the brutal and harrowing memories of the worst terrorist attack in American history are being deployed by political partisans," she wrote. They just dehumanize our families for political gain," he said. "I guess they call it gaslighting. They can say these things that will make people believe that these riots were worse than the worst thing that happened on American soil. Either they're ignorant or they're just really devious and clever, and you can put nothing past them, because if you're willing to lie to that degree … It's a disturbing trend to me." "I saw people jumping out. I saw the sides of the buildings explode. I saw papers floating in the wind, and i tried to call my cousin," he said. "No one picked up … The terror, the carnage, the horror of 9/11, 20 years ago. They've forgotten or they think the rest of us have forgotten." Don Arias, whose brother Adam died on 9/11 while working on the 84th floor of the South Tower, told Fox News it makes his "blood boil" that anyone of any political stripe would make that comparison. "Clear thinking people see these inflammatory statements as the bulls--t they are," Arias said. "There’s no comparison." Riches' son died on 9/11, but it wasn't until March 25, 2002 that he and his three other sons carried pieces of Jimmy's body out of the rubble at Ground Zero. More than 1,000 other families never got remains to bury. In contrast, after the riot was quelled in January, the Senate finished its business that night and certified Biden as the president-elect. @mbike-ski, @toast21602, @NMSKI, @mute1080

Ya’ll must be terrified of the rally at the capital this weekend lol

“It sucks but I never really cared that much about 9/11. Some say it was an inside job.” -Doug

“It sucks but I never really cared that much about 9/11. Some say it was an inside job.” -Doug

I’m impressed they managed to play both the race card AND the gender card...that had to have come from a more seasoned SJW. They lose points however for not bringing up how the name was also homophobic and islamophobic.

Squaw valley changed their name to Palisades as the name squaw valley was apparently racist AND sexist

Coming soon was a great name as it was somewhat of an inside joke for long time pass holders, then blue started running with it last season which I thought was good humor on their part

“I’m a legend, you should take a picture with me. You should be happy to be in my presence. I should charge you a fee.” -JayZ/SaltyAnt

People around this way are worried about the storms coming through tonight. Looks like it could be spotty but some potentially very strong cells

When you watch shows/movies from the 90s when they are at a mall they always bring up “validate parking” which I don’t recall ever seeing

Big Snow thoughts: 1. It felt so good walking into that cold. 2. Had a nice time, but will be tough to justify time and money more than once a year. 3. No lift lines was nice, and got plenty of runs. Nice sugar snow. 4. Rode a snow bike for 4 runs, it was cool and I got the hang of it pretty quickly. 5. I’ve known for years that you always take the trucks and buses side of the Jersey turnpike. On the way home messed up and got in the cars only side, couldn’t get above 70 due to the congestion 6. A mall charging for parking seems weird, but I’ll survive the $3

Ever since I was a kid I was fascinated by the dry dam on 282 north of glenmoore. I’ve never, ever seen it with water behind it. That changed with this storm (last pic). When I was a kid there was no fencing and we would play right near the spillway. Each one of those “sections” has 4 concrete blocks we would jump back and forth from. They have fencing now and you can’t get as close. I do not understand the point of those various “sections” as there is only one spillway there (I’m guessing for structural support? @Schif might know). I see the emergency spillway at top of first pic but doesn’t look like it needed to be used

I actually took Amtrak to Rutland before

I have Verizon and my phone has been slow as shit all day

Looks like Brandywine River hit record stage in Downingtown half hour ago, a lot of water rescues

Looks like Downingtown is pretty much surrounded by all water at this point, and downtown Coatesville on business 30 has water up to the hoods of cars. Here I Got 5 buckets going but the ceiling is holding strong so far