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In response to: Live from Sarah Peake's Dungeon
In response to: Harwich crash; In Dennis: assault leads to drug charges; three arrested in disturbance
In response to: The Alliance takes on another target
In response to: Gambling Offshore
In response to: Massachusetts State Senator Scott Brown's "Meltdown" in the "Freak Show!"
In response to: Alleged bank robber caught; only minor flooding reported
In response to: Tribal tribute from far and wide, Dog Track Casino? Mayflower support; Lost productivity
There was no NFL in 1621, so they had to do Something to kill time while the womenfolk cleaned the dishes and vacuumed. That something was Stud Poker.
The Wampanoags had a similar game- played with autumn leaves, and called "amibran"- and it took remarkably little cooperation to merge the two games into something distinctly and totally American.
In fact, the Wampanoag name that Massasoit gave to John Alden- "kimurquhart"- roughly translates into English as "compulsively plays every hand for a flush."
The old Poker advice "never play cards with someone named after a city" was invented due to the skill of a brave named "Mashpee."
Massasoit's son Metacom- known to us as King Phillip- never took to Stud Poker, viewing it as a debilitating influence brought by the Palefaces. Hence, the War.
In response to: Form and Function, Aesthetics and Renewable Energy
I'd go "17th Century Dutch," but I'm French.
In response to: Maloy Receives Nearly 80% of Contributions from 4th District, Peake Only Gets 14% !!! (Except Ptown Of Course)
In response to: Vote Pinocchio! Or, Kerry Healey Does It Again.
How about a little less arguing, and a little more Happy Birthday Stacey in her poor column? The girl lives to make you laugh, and she feeds on comments.
In response to: Bohman endorses Andy Buckley
Even Batman uses the secret identity more as a totem. When discovered by Bane (real name, I might add) in the Batcave, he dons the mask anyhow.
"You can't hide your identity from me, Wayne."
"I'm not hiding... I'm becoming."
In response to: If they have the moral high ground... tunnel under it
In response to: Cleaning out the junk drawer
In my home, we call this Trial By Hefty, but other households may feel free to assign their own moniker.
In response to: Dog stolen from show; Smoke clears D-Y school, Boat rescue
I've long felt that you do good work here, Tim.
In response to: Today's cheapest is $2.58 in Harwich
In response to: Perry to host Kerry Healey rally on September 16th
In response to: Bohman endorses Andy Buckley
In response to: Harvard panel asks "are we safer?" "Are our liberties in jeopardy?" "Do Democrats has the answers?"
Or, we hit them before their strength peaks, and less Americans die.
Didn't the Iraqis resent Hussein running roughshod over their lives too? How come they're still killing our soldiers after we brought them Democracy? But I'm sure Iran is totally different... I mean, they were storming that embassy to free our hostages a few decades ago.
I see the fight as inevitable, and I'd rather it went down while we have armies on two of Iran's borders, and while we have a nuclear trump card.
If you want to fight back into Arabia in 2015 under an Iranian nuclear assault, God bless you and the soldiers you served with.
We're both discussing moves that will kill... I just recognize that even your moves will bring about killing, and I'd rather be on the Plus side of the equation when that goes down.
In response to: Yikes
In response to: Chris Gabrieli announces his supports Cape wind farm
Peckham has kids? There goes my Spore Theory...
In response to: Plane crash lands at airport, Car crashes into Brooks Pharmacy
In response to: Plane crash lands at airport, Car crashes into Brooks Pharmacy
Also, that mass of clouds you see (either the one near the Antilles, or the one off the SE coast) are not likely to develop.
When I saw "Freak Fall," I thought that it weas dwarves or bearded ladies or something. "Lobster Boy injured" kind of stuff.
In response to: When elected Senator, this is how we'll get the homeless off the streets of Hyannis
I'll honk first, so he can see it coming.
In response to: Cape Codder holding online poll on Cape Wind; plans roundtable discussion
In response to: Lebanon-Time to Stand Up
I bet we could get the Izzies in on our side, too... They can do all the occupying nonsense afterwards as a thank you for our reducing their blood enemies to an 18th Century standard of living. The Palestinians will be handy to repopulate Syria and Iran with... and as I said before, they're pre-programmed.
Pakistan has their own problems, and China would be a good place to test a few nukes on if they decided to intervene.
In response to: Town Hall Art Treasures
I saw New Jack jump off the balcony onto D-Von Dudley, who was supine on a table.... maybe a 30 foot drop.... I was amazed both men got up (D-Von actually ended up winning the fight).
I'm pretty sure this happened in the same town hall where Ben Franklin once spoke, and New Jack may have indeed leapt off of the balcony from which Dr. Franklin made speeches.
In response to: Cape Codder holding online poll on Cape Wind; plans roundtable discussion
You may want to cross-reference the stories, though... Tim at Cape Wide News could tell you better than I could, but wasn't there a niggidy-nasty car accident in Sandwich right around the same time (that quite possibly may have taken down a power line) that the lights went out at Stop&Shop?
Glad to hear you cleaned up in ACK. To misquote the 'Pine... "a dollar sent to Peckham is a dollar lost to ACK forever."
In response to: Bawdy Shakespeare Spoof Stumbles Brilliantly
In response to: Fatal crash in Bourne; crimes in Dennis, gas station robbery; weather poll
Keep doing as you do, although you should leave some wiggle room. You were the first site I saw that mentioned Tropical Storm Beryl warnings for CC.
granted, THAT turned out to be a miscue... but the theory was sound, as they say in lion-hunting circles.
In response to: B&E arrests; SPS-heat & storms:
In response to: Heat Wave - Watch ISO NE Today & Tomorrow
In response to: Heat Wave - Watch ISO NE Today & Tomorrow
You do realize that you're suggesting pretty much the same thing as going outside and watching the electric meter on the side of your house turn, right?
Sadly, next to my computer screen is my wind-speed detection-meter-thingy, and it's giving me a big 0-6 mph reading as I write this.
What's the minimum speed needed to get those blades spinning? I asked Jack, but he gets sort of paranoid when I use question marks. It seems like the warmest weather (and heaviest power usage) occurs when we have the least wind.
On the CW side, our winter storms feature plenty of wind, and I'd gather that power usage increases during storms as well.
In response to: The Cancer Diary-Interim Report
In response to: Cape Codder holding online poll on Cape Wind; plans roundtable discussion
In response to: The Allure of Deepwater Wind Power
In response to: Cape Codder holding online poll on Cape Wind; plans roundtable discussion
In response to: Getting ready for vacation
In response to: Clawing For Answers On Big Dig Tunnel Collapse
In response to: Those allegedly insurmountable problems at Horns Rev
If they aren't that close to the water, why are they drawn so?
In response to: Energy - The Oil Addiction of the U.S.
In response to: It Droppeth Gently From Heaven...
In response to: The Cancer Diary - The Options Appear
He had interviewed the oldest manin Georgia, a 109 year old man who preached hard work, clean living, and faith in Jesus. He had never drank, smoked, drugged, eaten meat... totally clean life. He only had sex for purposes of procreation.
"You're almost 110 years old," asked Grizzard. "Have you accomplished everything you wanted to in life?"
"Well, I'll tell you.... when I know my time is coming, I intend to get 5 pounds of roast beef, 3 bottles of tequila, some cocaine, an 18 year old girl, and a guitar. I'll then go down to the river, eat the food, drink the booze, smoke the cocaine, and have sex with the girl."
"What's the guitar for?"
"If I'm still alive after the sex,drugs, booze and red meat... I plan to sing the girl a love song."
In response to: "My husband doesn't even notice me anymore"
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In response to: Kid Hoop Friday