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Maintenance free and there’s not much left anyway.

#2 guard on the whole thing and never look back.

The tots were much needed comfort food. And out of the oil and dosed with adobo powder, transcended the oven cooked tots of my youth. If I ever grow a pair and work for myself, a small brewery in a small town, with a small menu of twists on quick prep comfort foods will be my likely livelihood.

Perch fry, tater tots, and a Genny cream ale

Today, before the cold front showed up, the sidewalks were the busiest I've seen them in the 17yrs we've been here. You can tell everyone is itching to get out of the house.

Yup. Boston fans doused Muckler with beer the game prior. Buffalo fans returned the favor. I was there with my GF (wife now). There were pockets of Bruins fans all over and there were skirmishes all over. At one point between periods I escorted my GF to a bathroom. I waited in the little set in area for the women's bathroom. A fight broke out between a group of Sabres fans and Bruins fans right in front of the little bay I was in. The restroom door opened, I saw it was my GF, and I shut it right away as the fight was spilling into the bay/entranceway for the restroom. I had one hand on the door, keeping it closed, and the other cocked, ready to throw haymaker if I got hit. One section over from us a particluarly well juiced, and loud, group of Bruins fans got into an argument with a middle aged guy in front of them. He was there with his pre-teen son. He was mad at them for the language they were using. One of the Bruins fans kicked the guy in the head and then all hell broke loose. A huge group of security showed up and hauled them all off. The kicker showed up on the TV camera landing in the reds about 10 minutes later. He was doing a Rocky pose on the landing. Pretty sure he broke away from Security. They showed up and a Benny Hill chase ensued. It was a crazy game. Haven't seen one like that before, or since.

I was sitting in the oranges for that game. The fights in the stands while that went on was unreal.

I loved him. He was such a good victim for Kevin Maguire.

This is from the twitter account of @justinwolfers econ prof at Michigan Point is, these data show that ZERO actual economists believe that the economic costs of current anti-Covid measures exceed the benefits. NO ECONOMISTS are arguing for re-opening the economy. It's pretty rare to see this degree of consensus among econs. http://www.igmchicago.org/surveys/policy-for-the-covid-19-crisis/

Its a cold thing to say, but he’s not wrong.

Find Sam the Cooking Guy on Youtube. You're welcome.

OMG the front porch has never felt so good

This gives me a sad.

Lunch Romanian cave aged cheese, toasted pita wedges, dry salami, and a big glass of chambourcin

And this, friends, is why the plan was deeply flawed. But, you know, narratives.

Testing, foreign supply lines, and leadership. Yup.

Yup. Flawed from the start. *pulls pin and throws*

The assumption is the additional waves result from the re-normalizing.

I think Cuomo mentioned today that projections in NYC are peak in 21 days. The rest of the country (minus Seattle) is well behind NYC.

I saw that recently. Can’t recall where.

Not I. Do explain....

Word starting to circulate online is that Rammstein’s front man is in ICU with the COVID 19 virus.

This is the same kind of thought process that brought us 8 years with no .22 ammo on store shelves because folks whipped themselves into an unjustified frenzy that Obama was going to take their guns.

When they legislate away freedom of association like they legislated away due process and probable cause I'll be standing right there with you. Emergency powers aren't even being utilized by our federal government.

Yeah, I’m sure the next time the government wants to encroach on our rights they’ll make the restaurants sell takeout again.