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Homer
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RE: Game 44 - Bruins @ Sens, Sat Feb 12, 12:30pm
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Cathy wrote:

Why does Kyle B look straight out of a 1950s sock hop? Is it the hair? The clothes? The ears? 

 yes
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Russell wrote:
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There is a support protest planned for here this afternoon. Lots of downtown businesses having to close early, and our primary Covid testing center. The stupidity of this whole thing is unbelievable.

 Do you guys think there's comes point when the citizens take matters into their own hands? I did read an article about someone living in downtown and they said the horns were "music to their ears" because they support the "movement". But I've seen plenty of the opposite (and sane IMO) opinion. I imagine there's a breaking point.

 starting to see smaller counter protests. there was one guy who was right at ground zero and stood in a spot a trucker was trying to get into. he wouldn't move. trucker idiots were screaming at him, he just stood there. 

This was seen today #RamRanchResistance

https://twitter.com/ArielTroster/status/1492567402273554434?s=20&t=d61RnC9J6t1XvuQm2kwu9g
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Why does Kyle B look straight out of a 1950s sock hop? Is it the hair? The clothes? The ears? 
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For tomorrow, I think I'm going to look for a card that doesn't have the Chabot square.
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Cathy wrote:
Russell wrote:
Cathy wrote:
SensKat wrote:

There is a support protest planned for here this afternoon. Lots of downtown businesses having to close early, and our primary Covid testing center. The stupidity of this whole thing is unbelievable.

 Do you guys think there's comes point when the citizens take matters into their own hands? I did read an article about someone living in downtown and they said the horns were "music to their ears" because they support the "movement". But I've seen plenty of the opposite (and sane IMO) opinion. I imagine there's a breaking point.

 starting to see smaller counter protests. there was one guy who was right at ground zero and stood in a spot a trucker was trying to get into. he wouldn't move. trucker idiots were screaming at him, he just stood there. 

 The lack of self-awareness is terrifying.

 Do the truckers want Texas-Florida solution to the pandemic? 
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Wait, I'll undab the 2nd post if I can dab "oops" instead.



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Homer wrote:
Russell wrote:
Homer wrote:
Cathy wrote:
Homer wrote:

ok, I'm back.

What did I miss?

Per your bingo card I think you missed absolutely nothing. 

 Looks like only 2nd post hit?

 were there 2 posts hit by B's?

 Oops, my bad , maybe not.

Going quickly through the thread and saw this from Cathy

"Ding dong"

then this by Kardinal. 

"Foligno hits a post. Then Lazar scores."

I didn't read the "scores" part and assumed post.

 

Too late. What has been dabbed can never be undabbed.
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Russell wrote:
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Russell, I have a technical question which I think your expertise is well suited for...

I'm making a step for my dog to reach the couch and bed: Ikea wooden crate, upside down, with foam padding and a square of carpet. The foam lining is already attached, do you have a recommended adhesive to attach the carpet? One step is regular carpet, the other is a floor mat-like piece with a rubber-ish backing.

And I don't remember what I used to attach the foam piece because I started these for my last dog.

 we use a prograde carpet glue, non toxic. you may not need one that hardcore. 

Generic "Carpet Flooring Adhesive" in a caulk-like applicator bottle good enough for DIY? I'm guessing I need something a little stronger than all-purpose glue.  



-- Edited by Cathy on Saturday 12th of February 2022 01:29:22 PM

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Homer wrote:
Russell wrote:
Homer wrote:
Cathy wrote:
Homer wrote:

ok, I'm back.

What did I miss?

Per your bingo card I think you missed absolutely nothing. 

 Looks like only 2nd post hit?

 were there 2 posts hit by B's?

 Oops, my bad , maybe not.

Going quickly through the thread and saw this from Cathy

"Ding dong"

then this by Kardinal. 

"Foligno hits a post. Then Lazar scores."

I didn't read the "scores" part and assumed post.

 you are history's worst monster.
Homer
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Russell wrote:
Homer wrote:
Cathy wrote:
Homer wrote:

ok, I'm back.

What did I miss?

Per your bingo card I think you missed absolutely nothing. 

 Looks like only 2nd post hit?

 were there 2 posts hit by B's?

 Oops, my bad , maybe not.

Going quickly through the thread and saw this from Cathy

"Ding dong"

then this by Kardinal. 

"Foligno hits a post. Then Lazar scores."

I didn't read the "scores" part and assumed post.
Russell
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Cathy wrote:
Russell wrote:
Homer wrote:
Cathy wrote:
Homer wrote:

ok, I'm back.

What did I miss?

Per your bingo card I think you missed absolutely nothing. 

 Looks like only 2nd post hit?

 were there 2 posts hit by B's?

 Homer's a judge, I say we stop questioning him and just dab it. biggrin

agreed. 
Cathy
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Russell wrote:
Cathy wrote:
SensKat wrote:

There is a support protest planned for here this afternoon. Lots of downtown businesses having to close early, and our primary Covid testing center. The stupidity of this whole thing is unbelievable.

 Do you guys think there's comes point when the citizens take matters into their own hands? I did read an article about someone living in downtown and they said the horns were "music to their ears" because they support the "movement". But I've seen plenty of the opposite (and sane IMO) opinion. I imagine there's a breaking point.

 starting to see smaller counter protests. there was one guy who was right at ground zero and stood in a spot a trucker was trying to get into. he wouldn't move. trucker idiots were screaming at him, he just stood there. 

 The lack of self-awareness is terrifying.
Russell
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Cathy wrote:

Russell, I have a technical question which I think your expertise is well suited for...

I'm making a step for my dog to reach the couch and bed: Ikea wooden crate, upside down, with foam padding and a square of carpet. The foam lining is already attached, do you have a recommended adhesive to attach the carpet? One step is regular carpet, the other is a floor mat-like piece with a rubber-ish backing.

And I don't remember what I used to attach the foam piece because I started these for my last dog.

 we use a prograde carpet glue, non toxic. you may not need one that hardcore. 
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SensKat wrote:

SOG 22-8 Boston. lmao
Chabot 7:39 TOI

 LOL, I literally startled my dog reacting to that shot count.
Cathy
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Russell wrote:
Homer wrote:
Cathy wrote:
Homer wrote:

ok, I'm back.

What did I miss?

Per your bingo card I think you missed absolutely nothing. 

 Looks like only 2nd post hit?

 were there 2 posts hit by B's?

 Homer's a judge, I say we stop questioning him and just dab it. biggrin
Russell
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Cathy wrote:
SensKat wrote:

There is a support protest planned for here this afternoon. Lots of downtown businesses having to close early, and our primary Covid testing center. The stupidity of this whole thing is unbelievable.

 Do you guys think there's comes point when the citizens take matters into their own hands? I did read an article about someone living in downtown and they said the horns were "music to their ears" because they support the "movement". But I've seen plenty of the opposite (and sane IMO) opinion. I imagine there's a breaking point.

 starting to see smaller counter protests. there was one guy who was right at ground zero and stood in a spot a trucker was trying to get into. he wouldn't move. trucker idiots were screaming at him, he just stood there. 
Cathy
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Russell, I have a technical question which I think your expertise is well suited for...

I'm making a step for my dog to reach the couch and bed: Ikea wooden crate, upside down, with foam padding and a square of carpet. The foam lining is already attached, do you have a recommended adhesive to attach the carpet? One step is regular carpet, the other is a floor mat-like piece with a rubber-ish backing.

And I don't remember what I used to attach the foam piece because I started these for my last dog.



Russell
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Homer wrote:
Cathy wrote:
Homer wrote:

ok, I'm back.

What did I miss?

Per your bingo card I think you missed absolutely nothing. 

 Looks like only 2nd post hit?

 were there 2 posts hit by B's?
SensKat
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SOG 22-8 Boston. lmao
Chabot 7:39 TOI

Cathy
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Homer wrote:
Cathy wrote:
Homer wrote:

ok, I'm back.

What did I miss?

Per your bingo card I think you missed absolutely nothing. 

 Looks like only 2nd post hit?

 Wait, there was a second post?
 
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