Anything unique to where you live?

Ynotgolf · 2023-03-10T00:14:36+00:00

I'm talking very local, within a few miles. Mine would be at a town called Harmonsburg, Pa. About 3 miles from my home had 2 brothers that played in the Maj...

ode

LBlack14 been to a few Brewer openers at the old county stadium.....best is to link up with a tavern and get a bus ride down and enjoy their tent and festivities in the lot before going in (if that's a thing🙃).....that way transport back is taken care of and one does not need to lay off the sauce😉. The best part about it is going with a group and having fun. Whilst Miller Park (is it still called that🤔) is cool the modern stadium has 0 character!

UnholyDefenestrator78

Ynotgolf Titusville, Pa. Where oil was discovered.

Titusville has an interesting and important history indeed in the context of industrial advancement of the petroleum economy, but oil was discovered millennia earlier and certainly not there. I think it would be far more fair to say "where the first major oil production well in the USA was drilled"

Ynotgolf

UnholyDefenestrator78
Why must you nit pick every single post that anyone makes.

UnholyDefenestrator78

Ynotgolf

I'm not big on people telling things that are blatantly false or misleading. It seemed like that was your intent.
shrug

Ynotgolf

UnholyDefenestrator78
That makes you full of shit. I had no intent to fool anyone.

UnholyDefenestrator78

Ynotgolf

Mean what you say, and say what you mean.

Ynotgolf

Ynotgolf I did mean what I said.
That makes you full of shit. I had no intent to fool anyone.

Typhoon

LBlack14 The Reds and "Opening Day" is a huge deal, in this area. Damn near a holiday. As much as I love baseball, I've never been, nor have the desire to partake in that mess.

Yeah, same here. Its like 20's with wind chill too. The Detroit Tigers have it right, I think they don't play a home game until May because of the cold at their place

Spartan

Typhoon

? The Tigers play at home next week and have 12 more home games in April.

https://www.mlb.com/tigers/schedule/2023-04

rsvman2

Ynotgolf You don't have to get so defensive. You said oil was discovered there. UD78 said no, it wasn't.

All you had to so was say, 'you are right... this was the first place in the continental US where oil was drilled'... and then leave it at that. Why is that so hard? Why get defensive and call names?

Ynotgolf

rsvman2
I'm not big on people telling things that are blatantly false or misleading. It seemed like that was your intent.

He's right. I planned to post false and misleading information. I'll see if I can find something else like that to post about.

LBlack14

rsvman2 Doc, if you got drilled, about everything you said or did, you might be a little more testy yourself.

UnholyDefenestrator78

LBlack14

But in all seriousness

But instead, he went for the

And hoped that

But in fact

Because

And we all know

So...

and

rsvman2

LBlack14 This may be true.

UnholyDefenestrator78

That turned out even better than I thought it would.

Ynotgolf

UnholyDefenestrator78

Ynotgolf

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FauxAmish

This morning the uniqueness of my area is that no one was hurt in last nights storms. At least not as yet. An Amish community about 5 miles North of me was hit last night with many buildings suffering damage. I say at least not yet because the Amish community is very close knit and limited in communication to us English. We'll say some prayers. 🙏

johnnydoom

FauxAmish I drove through a debris field on the south side of Tupelo, MS today. It was a fairly narrow stripe of garbage maybe 100 yards wide crossing east-west as far as I could see in both directions. A factory or warehouse on the west side of the highway looked to be missing many sections of roof. I couldn’t see any other damage and haven’t heard about any fatalities from last night in MS. Hopefully the Elvis birth home is still intact.

Par4QC

FauxAmish That was some evening yesterday. Was the 1st time with 1 of them without 'my ears' in the house. I live in the basement (basically) so wasn't all that worried. But Hell did go through here as it did so many other places in the Midwest. I think last count was around 24+ tornadoes, all over. This was very close to my hometown in south central IL. One friend was lucky to be missed as it passed through his field, but wiped out a lot of neighboring buildings and homes.

FauxAmish

johnnydoom

Your area jd has been attacked. It's the natural attack of Nature. This is the same thing that all of us are subject to. What we, those that have been attacked need to understand is that it is random.
Protect as best you can.

UnholyDefenestrator78

Par4QC

Good thing we decided to put more thermal energy and hence, humidity in the atmosphere . What could do wrong?

Condolences to those who are affected and have had their lives and homes ruined, but in all seriousness to those who can, get out while you can. It's just starting to get bad.

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