Fenway Park has a pitcher's mound? Looks more like a trash dump with dirt. My mistake.
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Are you from the south?
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Fenway Park has a pitcher's mound? Looks more like a trash dump with dirt. My mistake.
Sandra
[In my best Cheech Marin impersonation]: You've got beaches alright!!!
Who needs a tanning salon...we have BEACHES!!!
Sandra
All the sudden I keep hearing Cheech's advertising speech in front of the place in Dusk to Dawn[In my best Cheech Marin impersonation]: You've got beaches alright!!!
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Your family tree goes in a straight line, doesn't branch off.
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I always thought there was a green haze that came from the ocean.
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No, but I've been living south of the Mason-Dixon line for almost 30-years. I should fit right in should I ever experience a significant brain injury, lose my ability to speak clearly, develop a hankerin' for fine dining at the elegant Waffle House and Krispy Kreme doughnuttery, and crave boiled peanuts.
Alright, since we're doing home towns, mine is Beaumont, TX.
Beaumont is the very definition of hot and humid. I worked for the National Weather Service there for two summers and once had a reading of 89F with a dewpoint of 81F. If you're a weather geek (that's what I got my degree in), you'll appreciate just how oppressive that is.
Oh, and we were only 35 miles from the Gulf of Mexico. I spent many, many weekends at Crystal Beach in friends' beach houses.
Beach houses that Hurricane Ike lifted off of their stilts and carried about 20 miles inland.
Beaumont is the very definition of hot and humid. I worked for the National Weather Service there for two summers and once had a reading of 89F with a dewpoint of 81F. If you're a weather geek (that's what I got my degree in), you'll appreciate just how oppressive that is.
Oh, and we were only 35 miles from the Gulf of Mexico. I spent many, many weekends at Crystal Beach in friends' beach houses.
Beach houses that Hurricane Ike lifted off of their stilts and carried about 20 miles inland.
No, but I've been living south of the Mason-Dixon line for almost 30-years. I should fit right in should I ever experience a significant brain injury, lose my ability to speak clearly, develop a hankerin' for fine dining at the elegant Waffle House and Krispy Kreme doughnuttery, and crave boiled peanuts.
Thems some of the perks of life there feller.
Your family tree goes in a straight line, doesn't branch off.
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Another yankee jealous of my sheer awesomeness!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The last two pics are my hometown, Belmar.
Sandra
Its pretty, and yall probably get to enjoy it two weeks out of the year. lol
But you still participated!!!!!!!!!!!!!
See, everyone wants to be involved in anything concerning the greatness of Southern sports (and anything else southern)
Its pretty, and yall probably get to enjoy it two weeks out of the year. lol
Ha we are the definition of hot and humid from mid-May to mid September. Before and after that it's hit or miss...I was on the beach earlier this week (with my injured ankle elevated higher than my heart thanks to Bill!) when the temps approached 90.
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Isn't Pittsburgh beautiful this time of year?
Sandra
Maybe you should get with the times.
Meanwhile N.J. has a "Sludge hill".
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Maybe you should get with the times.
That black Pittsburgh haze is very appealing.
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Yeah that's why businesses in the south always hire people from the north, they actually work instead of sleeping under a tree.
The next 2 universities being looked at for taking gifts/money: The U and Alabama!
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