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It's Grey Duck.

It's a pop.

It's a water fountain.

It's an ATM.

It's hot dish.

We vacation up north.

We say goodbye for 30 minutes, things could be worse, Prince is the GOAT, that story your neighbor just told was interesting and the Packers will always suck.


   
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"I'm from The Cities." :D

When you tell somebody somethin', it depends on what part of the United States you're standin' in... as to just how dumb you are.


   
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Slap Shot wrote:

It's Grey Duck.

It's a pop.

It's a water fountain.

It's an ATM.

It's hot dish.

We vacation up north.

We say goodbye for 30 minutes, things could be worse, Prince is the GOAT, that story your neighbor just told was interesting and the Packers will always suck.

Don't forget that one thing about Norm Green...


   
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He still sucks, right? Just making sure.

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Pickled eggs and crappy jukebox songs at the Dog.


   
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Slap Shot wrote:

It's Grey Duck.

It's a pop.

It's a water fountain.

It's an ATM.

It's hot dish.

We vacation up north.

We say goodbye for 30 minutes, things could be worse, Prince is the GOAT, that story your neighbor just told was interesting and the Packers will always suck.

What a great State!! ??

'29, '40, '74, '76, '79, '02, & '03
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YoungEagle wrote:

Slap Shot wrote:

It's Grey Duck.

It's a pop.

It's a water fountain.

It's an ATM.

It's hot dish.

We vacation up north.

We say goodbye for 30 minutes, things could be worse, Prince is the GOAT, that story your neighbor just told was interesting and the Packers will always suck.

What a great State!! ??

Too bad you turned your back on us to become Captain of Lichtenstein. :poke:


   
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Out of town on vacay, 6 to 7 hours from home. Run into someone at the bar who literally lives within walking distance of your house. ?

It is such a small world sometimes.


   
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YoungEagle wrote:

What a great State!! ??

Bertogliat wrote:

Too bad you turned your back on us to become Captain of Lichtenstein. :poke:

Close....... :eyebrow:

“When your best friend is the son of God, you get tired of losing every argument.”

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Michael Strahan goes up in space flight

https://www.cnn.com/business/live-news/michael-strahan-blue-origin-flight/index.html
Mr. Green

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My nephew (YE’s) cousin is an engineer on the booster rocket (IIRC) for Blue Origin, exciting times for him!

“When your best friend is the son of God, you get tired of losing every argument.”

― Christopher Moore, Lamb: The Gospel According to Biff, Christ's Childhood Pal
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Bills game on network TV tomorrow. Yeah, I'm a simple man. :)

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The Rube wrote:

Bladepuller wrote:

I agree with Greyeagle.

Donuts, cookies, chitties, chithooks, Louies.

Riding bungee for hanging on to the bumper. Other than that, covered it.

We called hanging on the car bumper sketching.


   
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Don Adams Wheel of Justice wrote:

The Rube wrote:

Bladepuller wrote:

I agree with Greyeagle.

Donuts, cookies, chitties, chithooks, Louies.

Riding bungee for hanging on to the bumper. Other than that, covered it.

We called hanging on the car bumper sketching.

Oh yeah....I have heard that term before. :dup:

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A little dusty in here right now...

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Knowing we likely will now not have to quarantine for Christmas again this year.

My son had to go to the Doctor because he’s had an awful cough again of late and now he has a runny nose and even a low grade fever. He’s probably had 6 COVID tests this year but this is the first time we were really worried about him testing positive because the symptoms just felt different. He came back negative for multiple things so he must just have what we used to refer to as the crud.


   
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Seeing CM Punk in old school (late '80s) Sting facepaint tonight on AEW Dynamite. He had the scorpion tights too.

https://twitter.com/_iNeuer/status/1473864130427768833


   
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davescharf wrote:

Knowing we likely will now not have to quarantine for Christmas again this year.

My son had to go to the Doctor because he’s had an awful cough again of late and now he has a runny nose and even a low grade fever. He’s probably had 6 COVID tests this year but this is the first time we were really worried about him testing positive because the symptoms just felt different. He came back negative for multiple things so he must just have what we used to refer to as the crud.

The crud is going around. Both my nieces just went through it.

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I feel like I've had the crud for three days every two weeks since effing July. This kid better be worth it.


   
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The Rube wrote:

davescharf wrote:

Knowing we likely will now not have to quarantine for Christmas again this year.

My son had to go to the Doctor because he’s had an awful cough again of late and now he has a runny nose and even a low grade fever. He’s probably had 6 COVID tests this year but this is the first time we were really worried about him testing positive because the symptoms just felt different. He came back negative for multiple things so he must just have what we used to refer to as the crud.

The crud is going around. Both my nieces just went through it.

We kept my son home last week because he had the crud. We had him tested twice, negative results, so we concluded it was the crud. He usually gets a bad cold every winter so this was his for the season. Glad it is done before the weekend for Christmas and next week when we go see the in-laws.

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Karlsson wrote:

I feel like I've had the crud for three days every two weeks since effing July. This kid better be worth it.

If you never want to be sick again just go be a childcare teacher. They have to have bulletproof immune systems


   
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My older son has Influenza A. Not much fever, but a lot of coughing and chest congestion. He's felt pretty crappy since Monday morning. The Flu is bad this year since the dominant strain (H3N2) wasn't covered in the vaccine.

We've had to cancel Christmas plans for the 3rd year in a row. He also had the flu 2 years ago and last year was COVID.


   
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davescharf wrote:

Karlsson wrote:

I feel like I've had the crud for three days every two weeks since effing July. This kid better be worth it.

If you never want to be sick again just go be a childcare teacher. They have to have bulletproof immune systems

I think my system is slowly getting there. Each time it is a bit more mild, and I notice others having much worse symptoms. I basically am getting hit with a really mild cold over and over again, instead of a big one every once in a blue moon.


   
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Karlsson wrote:

davescharf wrote:

Karlsson wrote:

I feel like I've had the crud for three days every two weeks since effing July. This kid better be worth it.

If you never want to be sick again just go be a childcare teacher. They have to have bulletproof immune systems

I think my system is slowly getting there. Each time it is a bit more mild, and I notice others having much worse symptoms. I basically am getting hit with a really mild cold over and over again, instead of a big one every once in a blue moon.

That big one though is a doozy. The first couple years after Paige was born gave me 2-3 bouts of something that was just awful.

If you have kids 8 years apart you’ll learn that your body doesn’t recognize some of it from the first time around. That’s been fun for the once a year sickness that puts me down for the count


   
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Having read about all of the "crud" that's been going around I was just wondering, could this be the latest variant, soon to displace Omicron? Wink

Reading through this thread I do feel fortunate not to have had any illness during 2021...hope I can safely say that with just over a week to go until we flip the page over to 2022.

Both my wife and I did suffer from who-knows-what in October of 2019. This started in embarrassing fashion when boarding an airplane in the Cayman Islands, as we were about to head home. Tried to muffle it the best I could but my coughing fit lasted a good half hour which made me think they were going to kick me off the plane! But thankfully by the time we reached Fort Lauderdale the worst of my coughing went away, and I quickly started to feel pretty normal. Unfortunately, my wife caught whatever I had soon after we got back home, but her's was much worse with all the usual flu symptoms. This caused her to be bed-ridden for several days as she felt awful.

Again, this was October 2019 which was several months before the CoVid-19 outbreak here in the U.S. But to this day I wonder if we may have caught something similar, or possibly Co-Vid itself, while in Cayman.


   
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D2D wrote:

Having read about all of the "crud" that's been going around I was just wondering, could this be the latest variant, soon to displace Omicron? Wink

Reading through this thread I do feel fortunate not to have had any illness during 2021...hope I can safely say that with just over a week to go until we flip the page over to 2022.

Both my wife and I did suffer from who-knows-what in October of 2019. This started in embarrassing fashion when boarding an airplane in the Cayman Islands, as we were about to head home. Tried to muffle it the best I could but my coughing fit lasted a good half hour which made me think they were going to kick me off the plane! But thankfully by the time we reached Fort Lauderdale the worst of my coughing went away, and I quickly started to feel pretty normal. Unfortunately, my wife caught whatever I had soon after we got back home, but her's was much worse with all the usual flu symptoms. This caused her to be bed-ridden for several days as she felt awful.

Again, this was October 2019 which was several months before the CoVid-19 outbreak here in the U.S. But to this day I wonder if we may have caught something similar, or possibly Co-Vid itself, while in Cayman.

It wasn’t Covid. My mom thinks the same thing about her illness around the same time. If you had Covid in Cayman in October and my mom had Covid in MN in Oct, they wouldn’t have only measured a cluster in Wuhan spreading out from there. It would have been all over the US instead of an original cluster in WA state.


   
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..."they wouldn’t have only measured a cluster in Wuhan spreading out from there..."

I don't think we know that for certain, and in fact the Chinese have never admitted that the virus originated from the lab in Wuhan.

"...It would have been all over the US instead of an original cluster in WA state."

While the virus in the U.S. may have originated in WA state, it did spread very quickly across the rest of the country, killing thousands.


   
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Bertogliat wrote:

The Flu is bad this year since the dominant strain (H3N2) wasn't covered in the vaccine.

Oh Great


   
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We’ve had the crud. I didn’t know so much snot could come out of a persons head! Thankfully I was fully recovered within a week. The hubby unfortunately has had a much rougher go of it than I with more severe symptoms and longer duration. Going to take yet another test to make sure we can go visit my family for the holiday, especially since my sister in law has just started chemotherapy for breast cancer.

I hope this is the last Christmas we have to put up with this shit….


   
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Is he a GPLer? LoL

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Christmas Story marathon.

Love the tradition. IIRC, my record is about 18 hours watched, of the 24 hours they do it. Average is about 12-13 hours.

It's completely idiotic and simplistic, but it's tradition, gol darnit. :)

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The Rube wrote:

Christmas Story marathon.

Love the tradition. IIRC, my record is about 18 hours watched, of the 24 hours they do it. Average is about 12-13 hours.

It's completely idiotic and simplistic, but it's tradition, gol darnit. :)

Wait, you watch that movie multiple times in a row?


   
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sunbone wrote:

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Christmas Story marathon.

Love the tradition. IIRC, my record is about 18 hours watched, of the 24 hours they do it. Average is about 12-13 hours.

It's completely idiotic and simplistic, but it's tradition, gol darnit. :)

Wait, you watch that movie multiple times in a row?

I got the DVD as a gift many years ago. Still sealed, due to the marathon every year. :)

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The Rube wrote:

sunbone wrote:

The Rube wrote:

Christmas Story marathon.

Love the tradition. IIRC, my record is about 18 hours watched, of the 24 hours they do it. Average is about 12-13 hours.

It's completely idiotic and simplistic, but it's tradition, gol darnit. :)

Wait, you watch that movie multiple times in a row?

I got the DVD as a gift many years ago. Still sealed, due to the marathon every year. :)

I would consider watching that movie again once torture. More than once, yikes. ? So awful.


   
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sunbone wrote:

The Rube wrote:

sunbone wrote:

The Rube wrote:

Christmas Story marathon.

Love the tradition. IIRC, my record is about 18 hours watched, of the 24 hours they do it. Average is about 12-13 hours.

It's completely idiotic and simplistic, but it's tradition, gol darnit. :)

Wait, you watch that movie multiple times in a row?

I got the DVD as a gift many years ago. Still sealed, due to the marathon every year. :)

I would consider watching that movie again once torture. More than once, yikes. ? So awful.

Some of you know the crazy blond St Cloud female fan...we have a tradition of MST3King the first showing of the marathon on the Tweeter. It's weird, because we adapt our comments to the times. No hold barred, topics that cannot be discussed on here, etc. :) Again, it's idiotic, but it's fun.

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The Rube wrote:

sunbone wrote:

The Rube wrote:

sunbone wrote:

The Rube wrote:

Christmas Story marathon.

Love the tradition. IIRC, my record is about 18 hours watched, of the 24 hours they do it. Average is about 12-13 hours.

It's completely idiotic and simplistic, but it's tradition, gol darnit. :)

Wait, you watch that movie multiple times in a row?

I got the DVD as a gift many years ago. Still sealed, due to the marathon every year. :)

I would consider watching that movie again once torture. More than once, yikes. ? So awful.

Some of you know the crazy blond St Cloud female fan...we have a tradition of MST3King the first showing of the marathon on the Tweeter. It's weird, because we adapt our comments to the times. No hold barred, topics that cannot be discussed on here, etc. :) Again, it's idiotic, but it's fun.

I’ll take your word on it. :D Enjoy your Christmas.


   
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sunbone wrote:

The Rube wrote:

sunbone wrote:

The Rube wrote:

sunbone wrote:

The Rube wrote:

Christmas Story marathon.

Love the tradition. IIRC, my record is about 18 hours watched, of the 24 hours they do it. Average is about 12-13 hours.

It's completely idiotic and simplistic, but it's tradition, gol darnit. :)

Wait, you watch that movie multiple times in a row?

I got the DVD as a gift many years ago. Still sealed, due to the marathon every year. :)

I would consider watching that movie again once torture. More than once, yikes. ? So awful.

Some of you know the crazy blond St Cloud female fan...we have a tradition of MST3King the first showing of the marathon on the Tweeter. It's weird, because we adapt our comments to the times. No hold barred, topics that cannot be discussed on here, etc. :) Again, it's idiotic, but it's fun.

I’ll take your word on it. :D Enjoy your Christmas.

We all have our things. Like some people consider Die Hard a Christmas movie, instead of a movie that happens during Christmas. I shall now leave that firestarter and run like hell from this thread. ;)

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The Rube wrote:

Some of you know the crazy blond St Cloud female fan...we have a tradition of MST3King the first showing of the marathon on the Tweeter. It's weird, because we adapt our comments to the times. No hold barred, topics that cannot be discussed on here, etc. :) Again, it's idiotic, but it's fun.

I don’t even know what this means.


   
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Cowgirl wrote:

The Rube wrote:

Some of you know the crazy blond St Cloud female fan...we have a tradition of MST3King the first showing of the marathon on the Tweeter. It's weird, because we adapt our comments to the times. No hold barred, topics that cannot be discussed on here, etc. :) Again, it's idiotic, but it's fun.

I don’t even know what this means.

Mystery Science Theater 3000. Basically, a group of people run commentary, snarky, along with the movie. Poke holes in the plot, make fun of the entire movie. IIRC, MST3K is Minneapolis based.

MST3K, which funny, I don't really like that show, does that with the uber-bad movies. Not even B-Movies. Worse. Crazy StC fan and I have a love of "A Christmas Story" and decided to do it one year. Then figured, "let's make this OUR tradition." *shrug*

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A Christmas story is great but watching it for 18 hrs straight ?


   
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A Christmas story is great but watching it for 18 hrs straight ?

It wasn't 18 hours straight, it was 18 out of the 24 hours they showed it. Wink During that stretch, it was 12 hours straight, though.

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The Rube wrote:

Christmas Story marathon.

Love the tradition. IIRC, my record is about 18 hours watched, of the 24 hours they do it. Average is about 12-13 hours.

It's completely idiotic and simplistic, but it's tradition, gol darnit. :)

Pretty much turn the tv on to ‘Christmas Story’ and let it run all day. Similar to the ‘Yule Log’… lol!!!

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Merry Christmas (or insert your preferred holiday celebration here ;)) to the GPL family! Hope you all are enjoying time with loved ones and away from the grind of daily life. ????


   
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Merry Christmas (or insert your preferred holiday celebration here ;)) to the GPL family! Hope you all are enjoying time with loved ones and away from the grind of daily life. ????

Merry Christmas to you as well!

I have 4 kids ranging in age from 15 years to 22 months so we still get to experience all levels of Christmas. This year was extra special as I got 2 naps in!


   
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First Christmas as a husband and father of 3. Hosted Christmas Eve at the house with my in-laws and my parents. And hosted Christmas Day with my folks and my sister’s family. The frig has plenty of leftovers of pork chops, chili and cheese cake!!!

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Got my yearly Grasshopper Pie. If one is unfamiliar, look up the recipe. It's a Diabeetus Special, but man, is it good!

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The Rube wrote:

Got my yearly Grasshopper Pie. If one is unfamiliar, look up the recipe. It's a Diabeetus Special, but man, is it good!

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Keep your stick on the ice...


   
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The Rube
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gator wrote:

The Rube wrote:

Got my yearly Grasshopper Pie. If one is unfamiliar, look up the recipe. It's a Diabeetus Special, but man, is it good!

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Easily.

When you tell somebody somethin', it depends on what part of the United States you're standin' in... as to just how dumb you are.


   
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Wilford was a cold blooded dude in ‘The Firm’.

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