https://www.reddit.com/r/burlington/wiki/activities/

I've personally been witness to a Hairy Houdini someone was fostering. No fence or even crate could ever hold that creature, needed the freedom to drag trash bags, welcome mats, and shoes back to home base.

Sometimes it's just the dog unfortunately.

https://www.wcax.com/2022/10/21/behind-bullets-part-2/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3GRSbr0EYYU

Who's Roberta "Bobbie" Allard though?

Make sure you buy the properly rated sleeping bags tho.

Yep, but still had a deductible.

Well, I've had damage to my car covered by it before when a truck backed into my front hood and didn't leave any insurance info or anything. The a few months later more damage which wasn't covered because it was from a bicycle.

Yep, different materials, different shapes.

Yo man, that's quite the collection of cow eggs I notice in the background.

Highest wind speeds not in a tornado or tropical cyclone.

An AAA card would be a sign of passive aggression. I've literally scheduled over 24 hours in advance through them and had a tow not show up.

I would legit like to know what the good gluten free bread options are as I've got some friends with gluten issues.

We didn't start the wildfire. There's also flatlander flair if you'd like to take it up.

The range is yak trax < ice cleats < crampons. Don't have experience with yak trax or crampons. Can attest that ice cleats can turn into ice skates at steeper walking terrains (think Cliff Street in Burlington but less maintained). And all options are going to be hazardous to indoor floorboards.

It's already in multiple languages.

Far right dude who got nominated because an endorsement from Susie "Sidewalk Chalk" Collins is political death.

Those people interfering in elections in Kansas certainly were supportive of slavery. How many of them were actually slave holders?

Edit to add: https://eldridgehotel.com/2021/06/history/

Your words:

> Only ~5% of the south were slave owners. Most of the slave owners never picked up a rifle to defend the institution of slavery. Ask yourself why did the poor men of the south decide to fight and die against the Union? Was it because they just loved slavery?

Nope, I'm saying you gave an incomplete response.

Stop pretending it wasn't about slavery

Gotta wonder if laying eggs is pleasurable for chickens at this point, haven't done any research there though. In the meantime it's not as streamlined as on in/out receptacle as they still eat with mouths.

You've breezed over my points on what had already been going on in Kansas though.

Are you saying the attack at Fort Sumter was a Union act of aggression?

Edit to add: what about all those attacks suppressing free elections in "Bleeding Kansas" against anti-slavery settlements preceding Lincoln's election?

Another edit re: Bleeding Kansas: There's literally misinformation on abolitionist gravestones there going into the 1900s so that they wouldn't get disturbed. For instance, this guy who has close Y-DNA markers to people paternally descended from ancestors of mine.