How strange was it?

> They're like 305' (ft.)elevation. With that kind of elevation I would never expect it to get really cold.

Metro Buffalo sits at about 600'. Around Christmas I had snowdrifts over my 6' fence.

With his hat on.

Barry Bostwick is going to be at my local theater for a live version

Toucha toucha toucha toucha touch me! I want to be dirty. Thrill me, chill me, fulfill me, creature of the night.

that show traumatized me man.

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I lost count, but I'm pretty sure I'm in the 80s by now. I've been going for the past 35 years and there was a stretch in my 20s where I was there almost every weekend since one of my friends was in the cabaret.

That would be The Clinton Street Theater, which has been showing it non-stop for longer than any other theater in the country. It has been showing there since 1978. At one point there was a place in New York that had been showing it longer, but they moved locations at some point, so there was some question about if their run was unbroken or not. I also don't know if that theater showed it during lockdown. So, to my knowledge, Clinton Street is the longest running RHPS in the world.

I always thought it was Goethe.

Say it!

He could've cut out the 200 pages about the Napoleonic War.

I'm turning 40 this year so it was the 80s/90s. It wasn't really prevalent in my school or they just kept it more secret. I didn't know any peers that were on medication for it.

My mom's friend was a teacher and her son that I babysat has ADHD and took meds but that's really the extent. I worked at a daycare and didn't have to provide or monitor meds, no parents clued me in that their kid had anything other than allergies.

I just know that yes, the diagnostic criteria wasn't great. It's been documented that it presents differently in females so the rate of adult diagnosis is much higher bc it was missed so much when we were kids. It's not just hyperactivity and not everyone's "flavor" as I call it includes every symptom. I got decent grades bc my anxiety over consequences forced me to find coping skills to make sure I got it done. It didn't always work and I'd just completely forget about an assignment. I also only finished 1 book reading assignment ever. Studying for tests was just memorizing information to pass the test. The deadline motivation 👋✅, distractibility ✅, communication problems (interrupting, tangents on tangents, forgetting halfway through a thought) ✅, can't focus vs hyperfocus ✅... basically once I learned the typical symptoms it was very clear to me they'd been there all along and I feel cheated a bit that I had to go through so much and struggle when it wasn't necessary.

So work from home IS effective....

Why did the sheep have nerve gas?

Only 40 hours? Oh, you sweet summer child.

Sounds like an old Bob Newhart joke

I went on a trip to meet friends in PA back in 04 at a college. The first night we went with a bunch of people to see it in a theater on campus. It was awesome.

>That was a typo I meant to say shouldn’t be in the title.

Oh, yeah you're right. I see it now. my mind must have jumped over that word.

Now I'm no statistician (thank god), but I wonder if it might have less to do with any of those factors on their own than with the very fact that there are multiple factors that could potentially result in you being more likely to die around your birthday.

No thanks. Take away Rothfuss’ clothes so he can just stay in his house for good.

I offer up Patrick Rothfuss to try this out for us

I hate that song. Sundays are arguably the worst day, solely due to Monday starting off the 40 hours of soul crushing corporate nonsense that a lot of us have to do.

I see you shiver with antici-

This is a shame because the Florida RHPS scene used to be some of the best in the country.

edit: that's what I heard back when I played Brad about 30 years ago, so it's probably second-hand out-of-date bullshit.