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yep i didnt play to much in the beta so the new patch was a huge change and the pvp especially as a healer is just ridiculous :P
yep i didnt play to much in the beta so the new patch was a huge change and the pvp especially as a healer is just ridiculous :P
i actually disagree hat world pvp has become non existint.... in wrath and early cata i started a few world pvp raids that escalted because i thunderstormed someone from an herb and took it
funny that the elementals were mentioned because i actually got into a turtle AV and we ended up summoning icelord for horde and we ended up winning by reinforcements, However adding what Lore says like a warground would be so much better then just taking 15 mins and its over
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I feel that Blizzard is making a very big mistake with the Theramore scenario, I have a bad feeling that it will only serve to drive more Alliance players away from PvP. Seems that Blizz has forgotten about a certain thing that the military calls "Morale," and morale within the Alliance is at an all time low. Blizz has already been labeled, by Alliance players, for showing favortism to Horde players and this incident is only going to further cement that belief. If I recall correctly, I remember Blizz stating; on this subject; that you "can't make an omlet without first cracking a few eggs," well then with Cata the Alliance should be enjoying a huge banquet and they're not. Now don't get me wrong, I'm not saying that they shouldn't have done the things they did in Cata or that they should change it back, I'm just saying that they're not gonna win any brownie points with Ally players with the Thera scenario. It's gonna have the opposite effect of what they're after and I feel it's only gonna drive Ally players to either quit the game or switch to the side that they feel is winning, the Horde. This is only gonna imbalance the game and make alot of ppl feel let down, imo. I do have an idea on how they could save it though.
What I feel is needed is a big event that will last the entire expansion, something really memorable and will swing some of the momentium in the direction of the Alliance and will make them feel like they have a chance. First they need to let the Gnomes finally claim Gnomeragon, and no the Gnomes do NOT have Gnomeragon they only have the "Surface," that's about like doing the whole Troll event to claim the Echo Isles to only be blasted back to the island where you had gotten the first foothold. This should be an immediate event, to help give a little boost to morale amongst Ally players. Second, over the course of the xp, allow the Gilneans, with the help of their allies, reclaim Gilneas and make it a huge event. It could have dailies, on both sides for the horde players shouldn't be left out, and some of those dailies could be PvP related; to help encourage players to get more involved with PvP. With each patch the landscape of Gilneas could change as the Gilneans gain more and more territory back and Blizz needs to make it to where the players, on both sides, feel that their actions are actually having an effect on the battle. This, I feel, would spur on alot of Ally and Horde player interaction and would provide a huge boost to Ally morale, thus possibly getting them more involved with PvP. I'm not saying that they shouldn't go through with the Theramore event, but rather that they need to make it up somewhere else to help remove the stain of "Horde favortism" that Blizz seems to be labeled with.
Really? I mean, really? Come on, you gonna storm Org, not a forgotten city there where nobody cares and then you gonna beat the Warchief, everybody and his grandma is gonna beat him in LFR.
Theramore is not just some forgotten city, it's leader is considered an icon by many Ally players and it isn't really about losing Thera. It's about the idea of the Alliance losing more ground. That's why I think that my idea could work, Blizz could go on ahead with the destruction of Thera, however, they would be making it up in Gilneas for the Ally players. Not only that, they could use my Gilneas idea to get more Ally players interested in PvP, something that many are not at all interested. This is mainly because of the view by many Ally players that Blizz favors the Horde and they feel that there is no point in even trying when the victor has already been decided. Blizz needs to throw Ally players a bone here instead of rubbing salt in the wounds, so to speak, this way Ally players feel like they are actually accomplishing something instead of feeling like they're bashing their heads up against a brick wall.
What will be interesting to me, though, is how long those Ally bases in the Barrens are gonna last now that Thera's gone. Garrosh is nothing if not a masterful tactician, the destruction of Theramore could really spell the end of any Ally advancements on that part of Kalimdor.
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When Mike S speaks, i can hear him in someones else's mic. Dont know if Lore or Mike has their headphones cranked or Mike S is just really loud lol.
I think players should be the ones deciding the fate of specific zones/cities. Instead of having these scenarios that ultimately don't mean anything, since the fate (in this case, Theramore) has already been decided. Something like Tol Barad or Wintergrasp, but more interesting.
Why not make some cities managed by players? Maybe the most successful group in running the "scenario" would be able to "own" an entire city for a specified amount of time. They could win a cut in vendors sales (in gold or some other appropriate currency), some cool achievements and more. And the players of the faction holding the city would be able to buy some special items/mats/gear they would only find in that city. The amount of sales would determine some kind of points to be spent on customizing the city. So if you want to hold a city, you best make sure it's a lively place and not a ghost town. Managers could chose which stores would open, defenses for the next wave of invaders, and tip the balance of more defense/more vendors/some other aspects. If they repel invaders, more perks to the city, and maybe even some kind of tier gear for the assigned NPC "sponsor" of the city, determined by the stores chosen, and how many waves of invasions repeled. The team that most successfully defended the city and better than the best invading team, even with the aid of the city defenses built buy previous "owners" would have their turn in managing the city. If a faction has the majority of these player controlled cities, and if the scattering of buyers to all the cities wouldn't make a sufficient imbalance of income of points, maybe implement some mechanism that makes harder to develop each individual city, like a general pool of points (maybe not as drastic as points/#cities, but somewhat like that). The reasoning being: limited faction resources to spread all over while a war is going on. The level of detail this can go into is quite big.
Warcraft lore will always be a bit strange, and can never go into much depth I think. For instance, they established who won the previous 3 wars... How can that be determined, really? Maybe I played these games with a different winning faction... I'ts like meeting Garrosh as the Horde Leader in the new Silverpine with a level 10 Forsaken, learning that some Forsaken betrayed Sylvannas and joined the Lich King, and then going to Outland and Northrend. You don't understand the lore by playing the game. Even if you played since the start of the game, and have some sort of logic lore progression, if you want to experience the new Cataclysm revamped areas you have to make new characters, unless you just want to read and 1-hit everything...
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Funny and true at the same time!
On an entirely different subject, I used to agree with MikeB's opinion that in its old age the game will be more about the PVP. However nowadays I see it becoming more of a super casual FB type game and being adapted to work on the type of mobile devices that exist 5 to 10 years from now. As per the discussions last week...
Did Mike S get LASIK?
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The thumbs up option might work, but now with so many BGs (more than AV/AB/WSG) they should invent a devote system just like in Starcraft where you can downvote maps that you dont wanna play.
So if you downvote AV and IoC and sign for Random BG you won't get a AV pop and that would count as an downvote in a way aswell?
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So, this weekend I found out I have a blood clot in a superficial vein in my leg. First time ever in my life, however, I heard it is common when you have surgery. Anyone have any experience with this? Any tips?
Thanks Missi! Yes on the blood thinners. Am I going to be able to exercise?
I dont know much - I know my new BIL has blood clot issues - but dont know much other than that - he's not much of a talker...
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My husband had a deep vein thrombosis (blood clot) under his arm when he was in the hospital for an extended period of time. They did not take his BP on that side and moved his arm very little. He is on coumadin. His level is checked weekly by a home nurse and he must stay on that for a full six months. We were told after 6 months he can come off of it but at any time after that he develops another one... he'll have to stay on it.
Hope that helps.
Personally I have had one... I had been on a PIC line during my pregnancy and after they took it out the day I gave birth I was excited. On the day they tried to release me from the hospital my little sister laughed that one of my feet was bigger than the other one. When we pointed it out to a Dr. they did the ultra sound and found the DVT. I was on Lovenox injections for 10 days and then on warfrin/cumidin for a few months after.... I think mine was directly linked to the PIC line but the line was in my arm and the DVT was in my right leg so I'm not 100% sure. I can't take any hormonal birth control, or mood stabalizers since then.
I do know the seriousness of clots will really vary depending on the location. I have a blood clotting disorder, but all of my clots have been in my brain. It has caused me to have many many strokes. The majority of the time they are a Tia (a mini stroke), but I have a handful of full blow strokes too.
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These shorts are super comfortable (compared to other Castelli shorts) and are lightweight / very breathable. The height of the waist is normal, I usually prefer a high waisted short. Overall I am very pleased with the quality and am happy that these white shorts are not see through!
Not the best
The chamois is very stiff and uncomfortable. There are definitely much better shorts for a cheaper price.
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I bought these because I had some Castelli Tyras that I loved. The pad on the Tyras is not near as thick and stiff as the pad on these Vizio Dues. Also, they run smaller than the Tyras. I find Castelli's sizing to be inconsistent for their shorts, but so are a lot of other brands. I would rather spend my money on some other shorts I know I'll get more use out of, such as Giordana.
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I've wondered why most of Castelli's offerings warrant their apparel for only 30 days!
I agree about quality, proven lines like Giordana (and some others), which also stand behind their product for a year anyway. 30 days doesn't inspire much confidence...
I could take them or leave them...quality is lacking.
I am on the fence about these shorts. The chamois is great in them but the waist is very big compared to the rest of the short. I wear a size small and in a small, the shorts fit but the waist feels too big, especially by the end of a ride. They are do-able shorts as long as you do not wear warmers with them. The warmers (also Castelli) did something weird to them and made them bunch up on the leg bands. The more I rode, the higher the leg bands rode up...annoying. Additionally, after ONE delicate/cold water wash in a front loading washer, inside out and a flat/hang dry the logo started peeling off. Apparently, all Castelli logos start coming off, either cracking or peeling, within a few wears. Unacceptable.
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Maybe one reason most of Castellie's bike wear has only a 30-day warrenty?!
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Honestly, I'm sort of new to cycling - but the longer my distances become, the more I come back to these shorts. As the other reviewers said, they're very flattering without being too short. Outside of the aesthetic aspect, the chamois in these is AWESOME. I went for a 50 mile ride today, & even without having built up the tolerance in my sit bones, I was comfortable!
Castelli typically runs small, so I was going between an XS and a Small. I wear a 26" waist & am about 5'7 so ended up going with the small - & let me tell you, when I got them it was quite an effort to put them on.
However, they have stretched out the perfect amount and fit me like a glove.
Honestly these are some of the best shorts out there in terms of fit and function, don't hesitate to spend your hard earned money on them - they're well worth it!
Can't wait to buy them in more colors :]
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Wondering what size to get. I am 5'6 and weigh about 115, and I usually get medium. I have the Castelli knickers in Medium and love them.
I'd say an extra small...I am 5-7/125 lbs and while the smalls fit in the thighs and butt, the waist is too large.
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I have these shorts in 3 of 4 colors (no one can pull of white), and I love them! First, the quality is phenomenal - I've crashed twice and both pair held up without a scratch anywhere. And, the feel of the material is so soft against your skin. Second, the chamois is comfortable enough for 50+ mile rides. I will mention, the gray chamois feels bigger than the red & black. When I'm walking around in them, i definitely feel like I'm wearing a diaper (which is part of where the 4 1/2 stars come in and not 5), but then the long ride is much more comfortable because of the extra cush. Third, the fit is overall great. But, I think I'm in-between sizes. I'm 5'5", 122 lbs, and have them in both small and medium. The small fits like a glove, the medium can be a little baggy; on occasion I can feel the butt get caught on the seat when I'm starting up from a stoplight. Overall, I'd recommend them, they are worth the money!
I think you are definitely a small, if not an x-small. I am 5'8, 135 lbs, pants sz 4 long, and I wear a small. I have worn these shorts for 3+ years, various versions. Once you wash and wear they stretch a bit, so you have to go on the sizing after a wash, instead of the tighter fit off the rack/brand new. Hope this helps!
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Castelli cycling clothes are amazing. These shorts are no different. The fabric is super comfortable and the fit is very flattering. I rode 75 miles in them and had only minor discomfort on my booty, but I do have boney, sensitive sit bones. These shorts are my favorite though and I'm super stoked I bought them.
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I've had these shorts for a few months, and they have quickly become my favorite pair. I put them to the test in a muddy 12-hour mountain bike race last weekend, and even after 40 miles on the trail there was no chafing and they were super comfortable. I prefer a tighter fit, so I bought my regular size and while they are snug, they are definitely not too tight. I have the Castelli Madeleine Bib Shorts and had to size up for those, but the Vizio Due seem to fit true to size.
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These are super shorts! They feel supportive and are very flattering. I love the reflective piece on the hamstrings. I chose the red because I liked the contrasting trim on the thighs. The red is gorgeous, though a bit sheer. These have a tight fit and are designed for serious cyclists (typically a slight build) so I had to size up to allow for a little more room in the thighs; so far the waist has worked out but, after 3-4 rides, I'm starting to wonder if it will strech out and become too lose. My other concern is that some stitching has come loose. I am going to try them on a few more rides but this may be a significant quality issue (I read about someone else having this issue on another site but these looked and felt so good I had to try them.) Fingers crossed they don't fall apart.
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I just started cycling about a couple of month ago about 2 to 3 hours. I've tried Pearl Izumi symphony (good fit) and Louis Garneau Zone 3K (didn't like the fit) shorts and there wasn't enough padding. I finally found shorts Castelli Vizio that are very comfortable and the padding is perfect. I would spend the money on these shorts.
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the 29th of March down through the decades…
2005: The
Yankees send pitcher Bret Prinz to the Angels in exchange for catcher
Will Nieves
1997: The Yankees help the Braves open Turner
Field in Atlanta with an exhibition game on falling to the hosts 2-0.
1996: The Yanks and Mets play home-and-home exhibitions in
New York for their last two preseason games. The Bombers prevail in
the opener today at the Stadium, 7-3.
reliever for the Yankee championship clubs of 1927 and '28, dies at
the age of 65. Moore is widely considered to have been the first
specialized relief pitcher in MLB history.
1959: Johnny
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Even in spring training… At St. Petersburg' the Yankees and the
Red Sox battle for 17 innings before agreeing to a 2-2 tie. This
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and 2 minutes.
the championship of St. Petersburg' 6 games to 3. The Yanks have
been tied but never beaten since 1926' when they dropped the local
series to the Braves.
The Yankees and Devil Rays open the 2004 regular season in Japan'
with Tampa Bay pounding out an 8-3 victory behind the pitching of
Victor Zambrano and the hitting of Tino Martinez. Martinez strokes 3
hits' including the 300th HR of his career.
2001: Dwight Gooden retires.
The Yankees trade pitcher Darren Holmes to the Diamondbacks for pitcher Ben Ford and catcher Izzy Molina.
back to take the second of a pair of exhibition games from the
Yankees, rolling 8-3 at Shea.
third baseman and new author Graig Nettles to the Padres for rookie
pitcher Dennis Rasmussen and a minor leaguer to be named later.
Nettles' controversial book 'Balls'' in which he criticizes George
Steinbrenner' will be not be officially published until April 30th'
but the galley proofs available now make his days in pinstripes
outfielder Ted Wilborn to the San Francisco Giants for pitcher Doyle
Alexander . Alexander was in a salary dispute with the Giants and had
not reported to training camp. It is the pitcher's second tour of
duty with the Yanks; he'll go 1-7 this year and 0-2 next year before
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Williams to the Indians.
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Former Erie County Executive Chris Collins is now Congressman-elect for the newly formed 27th Congressional District. Collins narrowly beat incumbent Democrat Kathy Hochul.
"It was an ugly election in a lot of ways but it's behind us now. This is the day that matters," said Collins.
After pulling off a narrow win against incumbent Democrat Kathy Hochul in the race for the 27th Congressional District, Republican Chris Collins says he's looking forward to taking his message to Washington.
"The country's still at the same tipping point I talked about. We need more jobs and we've got to deal with the deficit," said Collins.
"This election was just a snapshot in time. I'm ready to move forward and I'll work with Chris Collins to represent this district," said Hochul, (D).
Hochul, a Democrat, lost to Collins by a margin of less than one percent in what's considered the most Republican district in the state. Throughout the campaign she talked about her independence and her willingness to reach across the aisle; something she hopes Collins will do in Washington.
"I said to him on the phone when I called, I hope that he will reach across the aisle and it I can help with that process, it's so important because people want government they can believe in and have the parties' partisan politics stop," said Hochul.
In his victory speech, President Obama also talked about reaching across the aisle and putting an end to partisan gridlock.
"Absolutely. I'm going to take the president at his word and hopefully be one of those he can reach out to and get this country moving again, understanding there are differences and I said more than once, to be part of the debate is what a member of Congress is, debating the future of the country, and the issues that are important, and I will play that role," said Collins.
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The Communication Arts area consists of two concentrations: Journalism and Public Relations and Media Production. Students in both concentrations take a series of common core courses before branching off into their separate curricula. Studies in Journalism and Public Relations develop students' skills in producing information for print in newspapers, magazines, brochures and in a variety of online media including blogs and social media marketing campaigns. Students who select the Media Production program practice skills in studio, print and journalistic photography, videography and other forms of visual communication design.
Journalism and Public Relations—This concentration is designed for Communication Arts majors pursuing careers in public relations, journalism, advertising, corporate communication, marketing and promotion, fundraising, and service in non-profit organizations. Course offerings stress an integrated approach to communication, building knowledge and skills in writing, reporting, editing, interviewing, multimedia, visual, and oral communication. Students in this concentration are encouraged to minor in complementary areas of study, such as English, Business Administration, Psychology, History, Agriculture, etc.
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The internet has taken a bite out of USPS business, but it's another one of its uses that's giving post offices a boost. Sarah Blazonis reports.
SYRACUSE, N.Y. -- The holiday shipping season brings high stakes for the U.S. Postal Service.
"This is the make or break us for the rest of the year period of time. Mondays our lobbies are full. All the computers are being run, we staff extra help out in the lobby to help customers get ready to mail their packages," said Syracuse Postmaster Cameron Whitmore.
And it looks like there will be plenty of those this year. The post office expects to ship 365 million packages between Thanksgiving and New Year's Eve. That's a record-breaking 20 percent increase from last year.
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And it's largely thanks to the click of a mouse. Several million clicks, actually. Cyber Monday sales were up 28 percent from last year, surpassing the expected $1.5 billion haul. Black Friday online sales also topped the billion dollar mark for the first time. "You again are in the holiday shipping business putting a couple items maybe in one gift package and mailing them again. We see people who are doing two or three or four different mailings of packages with essentially one gift item in transit," said USPS Corporate Communications Manager Maureen Marion.
But that boost isn't enough to make up for the about 30 percent decrease in letters, cards and other pieces of first class mail seen since 2006. Still, a spokesperson for the post office says they are encouraged by the numbers and continue to look for ways to help them grow.
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how much of it is clearly derived from the canon and how much of it is of later development? in my reading of it (which was short and jumped around) i found that most is from the canon and some things are nearly identical but are tweaked and reinterpreted. i only noticed a few things that were not also in the canon such as counting the breath. then there's things that are from the canon that were never fleshed out, like kasina practice, so they are unique but it's because they were never explained in detail in the first place. but again, i didn't read the whole thing.
one specific thing i'm unclear on is: are the seven stages of purification found in the canon?


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This was a spinoff from the 2000 live-action TV series "Los Luchadores." The series was also inspired by Lucha Libre, the popular theatrical style of Mexican wrestling.
This was the first-ever all-Flash animated series on broadcast television. The series was simulcast in Spanish via Second Audio Programming (SAP).
According to Variety, this Saturday morning cartoon has consistently landed in the top 10 rankings with kids 6 to 11 and tweens 9 to 14.
The series also finished the 2002-2003 season among the top 10 broadcast and cable programs for Saturday mornings among boys 6 to 11 and male tweens 9 to 14, as well as among the top seven broadcast programs for kids 2 to 11.
Episodes from Mucha Lucha's first season were rebroadcast in Cartoon Network in 2004. There were 26 episodes planned for the second season.
A feature film based on the cartoon was announced. Other product tie-ins included recently completed DC miniseries, a GameBoy Advance game and a Playstation 2 title.
Mr. Midcarda's name derives from "Mid-Card," referring to an average wrestler.
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- Warner Bros. Animation
- Animated Characters: Rikochet, Mr. Midcarda, Buena Girl, The Flea, Headmistress, El Rey, Mama, Masked Dog, El Fundador, El Custodio.
- First Aired in 2002.
- Episode Number: 02-B
- Running Time: 11 minutes.
- Season: 1
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Size - Oh..how very embarrassed am I I should know better! LOL..
If your PIL's had the same advice that I got from my aunt..it probably would have been so much easier to adjust!
It is funny I always thought the united states were bigger and canada smaller but now I know better now. It helped when I saw a picture with australia overlaid over the US.
Vancouver is actually further from Halifax than Europe. :)
As one of my European friends found out when I went to Newfoundland a few years back...it is further from my home in Nova Scotia to Twillingate in Newfoundland than it is from Hamburg, Germany to Milan, Italy. (Texting whilst travelling)
And yeah, I'm pretty sure it was '72 that Canada made the switch to metric as I was in grade 4 at the time. :)
Those who were dancing were thought to be crazy by those who could not hear the music!
i come from germany, hessen near kassel
Hi, my name is Heather, I am 49 - 50 in a few days!
I live in the North East of England.
It is lovely to see some new faces and old one's too!
This looks like a lovely site and I am looking forward to seeing everyone's lovely work. xx
I'm Jemima aka jem_scrapper here at GDS
I'm from Lower Portland (on the Hawkesbury River), New South Wales, Australia.
Lovely to see so many Aussies here
Designing as Jemima's Digital Boutique I CT 4 Happy Scrap Arts and a Honorary CT 4 S2SS ~ "I will love thee, my Lord, as you are my Rock, my fortress, and my deliverer..." Psalm 18 v 1 & 2
Hi, My name is Maureen aka Mozzie. This is my first vsit to GDS so am still to find my way around. I am on a CT for Diz Bitz, and love it. I thoroughly enjoy scrapbooking and want to learn all the time.
I come from Bright,Victoria, Australia. Have had surgery recently so will only be around for short time til fully recovered. Bye for now. Hugs Maureen/Mozzie xxx


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Max wrote:It's pissing down. My missus has told me I'd be crazy to ride. Who am I to argue?
It was raining heavy this morning and I didn't have to be told...SWMBO was stalking the lounge room waiting for the opportunity to tell me what I fool I would be if rode in the rain. So I went back to bed.


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