I saw a Samsquanch once. Man, I hate those fucking bastards.

No. Low population density leads to low drama.

What was going through his mind? Did you take him out to the woodshed?

What a revolting thing to do!

Bring some Allen's to keep warm, bub.

False!

Look at his other posts. When is he not high?

Who says 600 dispensaries are going in Woolwich? Source?

Social spaces included the church, and most towns had at least one church. You knew you'd see everyone then, and could socialize a bit before going home. There would be Saturday night dances held in the <insert men's club here> Hall. The Grange was especially important, in those agrarian times.

In the summer, a Chautauqua might come to town. You could attend lectures, see clean vaudeville acts, listen to music.

Or, a traveling circus could set up.

Commuting pre-railroad meant walking, or horses, over rough roads. Towns that bordered lakes and rivers would have steam boats. Coastal towns would have sailing ships.

But there were no social spaces as you envision them today in small towns. Men would hang out at the general store, perhaps.

Possibly our children will see this.

I read that book many times to my son when he was growing up.

Yes, Lupins

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I heard that when Smart's hardware closed, Aubuchons hired most of their workers, which was good.

Bubbles buys spray paint and such from Obashawns to refinish the grills.

Do they live in Banger?

They forgot the apostrophe. It's O'BaSawn's - Irish for son of the son of Sean.

I don't get it. I've been to that Wal-Mart, I don't have an urge to run into random barricades and poles, or this one, specifically. Does it vanish in their blind spot? Does their blind spot expand? Is the pole magnetic?

Has anyone interviewed these people to find out why they did it?

It's my fault. Back in December, when we were having warmish weather, I tossed a nickel at the sky and yelled, "Send me some cold winter weather!"

If I'd have known how cheap it was, I wouldn't have ordered so much.

I don't know the reference.

Shhh! Now you know I live on the western side of the lake! Top secret!

There is no local law enforcement or dispatch, either the County or the State provides it.

"Put the wet stuff on the red stuff." - first rule of firefighting.

Amazing! There's still questions to be answered. How will it stand up to the environment? Will the materials outgas hazardous fumes? What is the snow load rating of the roof? Fire rating?

That said, I believe we will see more of these homes in the future.

Funny, now I remember saying that as a child! I haven't heard it in years.

Sliders!