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ExiledInIllinois

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  1. I double-dog dare you! Every one loved "Rainbows, Locks, & Barges!"... As much as breakfast sammiches!
  2. You're the best 👌 !
  3. 55 cans of beer. Just get a big cooler. @Beerball's are SOO obsolete. For only 400 bucks you can get a 65qt. YETI, it will hold your sammiches too and ice for 10 days... AND you'll look super cool unlike those old ancient @Beerball's that just make you look like an alcoholic... 😆 Earlier... Before my time, but I heard stories that you were allowed to bring small kegs into The Rockpile. INTO the stadium. Now Rich, winter parka could easily conceal at least a 6-pack if not more...
  4. Eggamuffin: But, I don't eat them for breakfast... Too early, that's stupid.
  5. 😆... It must have been down in Peoria. Or on the Wabash... Peoria is nowhere near the state border...
  6. Interesting... Expand. Were they talking about how Illinois pushed the Wisconsin border up north where it is today because of the Chicago Portage, etc...? I think that dispute was settled in Congress. Nathaniel Pope got Congress to move the border up north. It should have been further south per NW Ordinance, inline w/Indiana... The northern border with Wisconsin Territory (WI wouldn't be a state for another 20 years) enabled the Chicago Portage and mineral rights in the Galena Territory to fall under Illinois control... Along with the canal that brought Chicago to prominence. Quite a shrewd move...
  7. Who's got $$$$$ to do such bougie things? 😆🤣😂 Things are really gonna suck when it opens up. Who wants to deal with a sea of humanity? /smh https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/style/introverts-are-dreading-a-return-to-the-noise-crowds-and-small-talk-of-normal-life/2021/04/09/386006b0-987b-11eb-b28d-bfa7bb5cb2a5_story.html?outputType=amp
  8. I want @Gugny's 6th sense and your 7th! 😆🤣 😃
  9. https://weather.com/science/nature/video/moms-everywhere-will-relate-to-this-bear?pl=pl-the-latest YouTube version:
  10. Try and tell @Gugny this...I don't think he gets the concept. 😆🤣 Hey Buddy, you listening? Of course not, you're sleeping... 😁😆😅 Carry on.
  11. Catch up on your sleep? 😆 They already have whitefish... Will get confusing with the L.Superior variety. 😉 OH, wait... That's the point!
  12. I agree with this... But it makes me feel creepy. We all know why we should be vaxxed. Shouldn't have to be about telling people. Just roll up your freaking sleeve! https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2021/04/10/health/vaccine-hesitant-how-to-talk-wellness/index.html "When they hear that you chose to vaccinate, they'll consider it because you're part of their social circle," Pan said. "That becomes the social norm for your immediate social circle."
  13. Getting vaxxed is a drug! 😆🤣
  14. "The reason comes from a quirk of British parliamentary law that decrees that a man married to a reigning queen is referred to as a “prince consort” rather than king. In British royalty, the only way to become king is to inherit the title."
  15. OR: The vaxx pushed then over the edge. Look... Everyone is walking through life on the edge of the cliff. Cliff is death. How close you are to that cliff depends on many things. Things that you have control over, things you don't have control over. Covid-19 is the wind. So can the vaxx be. A vaxx will always be the wind, it can't be anything else. If either blow you off the cliff, you died from the fall. In a lot of people the vaxx blows them farther from the cliff. There is a harm rate with any vaxx. Maybe this one blew them over the edge... Because (unbeknownst to them) they were walking so damn close. The vaxx definitely contributed. It's the risk we all take.
  16. Yeah it does. Maybe wrong word is disease. My brother had Covid. Wrecked his kidneys. Then his heart gave out. Kidneys will force the heart. I ain't a doctor, nurse. But you code two ways. Lungs or heart. Kidneys definitely will make heart give out.
  17. Why? What's the harm rate? 1 in 100,000? That's pretty decent odds considering people play the lottery to hit it big? Even 1 in a 1,000,000 ain't bad. Maybe Limeaid's wife's staff member was that 1 in a million?
  18. Nice! Maybe it's the exact opposite. Anyway I hear SC vets the crew team very well. 😆
  19. So... What's the offical consensus on why some mount a robust response? Yeah, I know everyone is different, age, blood type, BMI... So many variables when dealing with the immune system. Anyway, is there a way to make heads or tails of it all? I tend to lean outside the box... You're the strongest @ your our weakest. I know we have to shield and protect the weakest in the herd... That's a good narrative, yet we're stronger than we think. Much stronger. One takeaway from this whole pandemic would be just that I said. Find strength in our weakness... /that be it carry on
  20. I don't think that's what he meant. Why would anybody do that?
  21. Here's a gr8 one! Running through my Tupelo Honey LP and I am like: "Damn! That's a shortie!"
  22. Yeah... Now you have to solve the pathological liar addiction. LoL... Always like with addictions. 😉😜
  23. Sorry to hear. It sucks getting tangled up with doctors and the insurance companies that are bleeding everyone for what their worth. I guess they know people wanna live so they all got us over a barrel. Be careful and tread wisely or it will pile up even with insurance... Number one reason why people go bankrupt is due to medical costs. Number 2 is job loss. "1) Medical Expenses A study published in the American Journal of Public Health in 2019 found that 66.5% of bankruptcies in the U.S. were due to medical issues like being unable to pay high bills or due to time lost from work.3 Even with health insurance, high deductibles and copays, plus job loss, impact Americans. Rare or serious diseases or injuries can easily result in hundreds of thousands of dollars in medical bills—bills that can quickly wipe out savings and retirement accounts, college education funds, and home equity. Once these have been exhausted, bankruptcy may be the only shelter left, regardless of whether the patient or his or her family was able to apply health coverage to a portion of the bill or not. (Find out what you can do to avoid a financial meltdown when there's a medical emergency. Read Steering Clear Of Medical Debt.)" https://www.investopedia.com/financial-edge/0310/top-5-reasons-people-go-bankrupt.aspx Good luck!
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