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No thanks I do not need the meat sweats

Are you suuuuuure?

arf arf arf

Happy birthday!

can you not feel your face yet

@CutieQuesadilla hello

Maybe you can paint a mural

It didn't do either of those things here. But I am supposed to wake up to six to ten inches of snow.

is it going to be under the floor, and will there be a secret trapdoor above it

that rocket launch was pretty neat to watch

No they were about as default as you can get. Now, sometimes default wings is just what you needs - no fancy sauces or styles, just plain old buffalo wings - but I would never pay extra for default.

bye cix i will(n't) miss you

Rants, DF, the welcome folders, and a few of the media folders are marked unread. But only because I've read/opened everything in them.

I wonder what the old guy was thinking

fuble

I had an anxiety dream last night too

We were at a trivia thing yesterday and I got wings, but an order of wings was $11 and is only 8 wings Like what the hell man

Civ V didn't come into it's own until at least after the first expansion, and I think Civ 6 kind of has the same problem. Vanilla 6 isn't anywhere near as bland as vanilla V, but you can tell the game is not quite as fleshed out as it could be. Which brings us to the expansion coming out this week

Why is this floated

It's because "upstate" is completely meaningless without context ("up from where"), and a lot of people in the North Country give it a different context than it's average use. To clarify, take that map I posted and draw a horizontal line roughly a third of the way up the mid-hudson valley region, and that's the general average use for upstate/downstate.

"Upstate" New York is a vague name that can indicate anything from north of NYC to north of the NYC "suburb" counties to north of the capital region (ie. Albany) basically based on the perspective and location of the person using the term. The closest thing to an official definition would be anything north of the MTA transit region, though certain areas at the ends of certain railroads may beg to differ. The state government actually divides the state regions up into ten unique sub-economies, which is a hell of a lot more specific and tangible than "upstate" and "downstate".

Check out these search results: https://twitter.com/hashtag/upstateamerica?s=09

maybe