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Have a great day of listening, Tom, even if headphones don't make the cut any more! Cheers!

Oh noes! I'll miss you all!

Thanks for the effort Todd!

@Ian: wait until night and blast the nest with a long-distance foaming wasp spray. Start with the opening and then cover the whole thing. I just did this at my mother in law's place and it completely destroyed the nest and any survivors were long gone by morning. @Marc: those storms are no joke. Caused lots of damage at the house next door owned by Claire's cousins in part because they could not get the doors facing the lake to shut in the 70-80 mph winds of the first of three consecutive storms. Their furniture was blown over and tossed around and the vintage (baby?) grand piano near those doors is full of water and keys were blown right off of it. A garbage can lid from the country club more than a mile across the lake blew into a tree next door. The third wave was also a doozy and many trees are down including one that fell on the power line to our house. Not really sure if status since that third storm but hoping the house is secure.

I imagine that wiping it would be enough because nobody in the department is going to try to reconstruct his data.

The revised #3 seems too washed out, but that is a problem of I'd like to see a less brightened revision of no. 3, but Jeff may not have all night to fuck with this.

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This! In spades. So hungry now.

What Gene said! Cheers!

I might be up for the show if we can link up.

I hope they do.

Soupy humor.

The Amphicar deserved comment for sure! It was cool. And wet.

Jeff begs for more pics and doesn't even bother to "like" Al & Al's Cars & Coffee. Sad.

Feliz cumpleaños amino! Have a great one Antonio Cheers!

Good luck Stephen!

Anna Madrigal...

Al & Al's Random Cars & Coffee in Leland Michigan yesterday: There was an angry mob coming from Flint and spurred on by the petroleum lobby to burn this interloper down to its electrical sockets. And this is the one that started it all: a 1964 Amphicar fresh out of Lake Michigan. Very fun to see this up close And beyond the water dripping off the back, there is some lake algae on the bumper to prove its recent swim

My day was fantastic until Al and Karyl and Nitro the wonder dog left for home. I went down the hill to watch the last critical stage of the Tour de France and my absent-minded MIL had unplugged the TV/cable box and the cable itself during the "storm" (aka light rain) this morning and forgot all about it. Stage 20 was unrecorded and it took 30+ minutes on the phone with Charter Cable to get the box back online and up to date. Currently deciding between watching today's stage from midnight until 3am and waking up later this morning to watch today and tomorrow in a row. Can't wait to get together with you guys again but hope that Kathy doesn't bonk my world the next time.

That is so grotesque that I had to choke back a little soup myself.

Being online every once in awhile doesn't have to take you out of the world, V, and we miss you. Please keep us posted on your pooches and yourself when you can fit us in!

I like her voice and would think she would be good live. Sorry for the late and slow start but happy to hear you enjoyed it on balance.

This!