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4/30/2016

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All Americans believe that they are born fishermen. For a man to admit a distaste for fishing would be like denouncing mother-love or hating moonlight.
– John Steinbeck



Why Dancing Leads to Bonding

There is perhaps nothing more universal than the drive to move our bodies in sync with music. Studies show that dancing at parties and in groups encourages social bonding, whether it is a traditional stomp, a tango or even the hokeypokey. More


Free Ride or Free Will?
Last year, one in five families in the United States, or 19.7 percent,  were living the life in which no one in the family worked, according to
data released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

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Fridays Open Road

4/29/2016

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4/28/2016

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Raccoon Takes a Little Bite.
You think he learned an important lesson about feeding wild animals?
This dumb ass wrote in the video's description. "Strolled up on this large raccoon family and a chill cat. I found something to feed one and he bit me. The rest is fuzzy, luckily I have time to write this before I pass out,"
"DISCLAIMER: Feeding wild animals is dangerous and can result in getting bit and possibly contracting rabies."

 Because, People Must Be Warned
Georgia Police: Don't take selfies with 6-foot gator 'Flat Creek Floyd'
"DISCLAIMER: Taking selfies with wild animals is dangerous and can result in getting bit or possibly eaten."

The highway of life is full of flattened squirrels that couldn't make up their minds.
- Unknown


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4/27/2016

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It looks like this year’s tourism season on Cape Cod is falling into place very nicely.
Plenty of supplies have arrived and “The Great White Sharks” are due any day now to enjoy those Chatham Seals.

If you’re going to make a difference, always do it with style
Woman strips completely naked after leading police on high-speed chase through Los Angeles

Sorry Friend
Norwegian fighter jet mistakenly fires at control tower during training

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4/26/2016

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Ohhhhh Shit
Yes, bacon has been linked to cancer AGAIN - here's what you need to know
… details.

The Best Beers in Every State
With more than
4000 breweries in the U.S. alone, picking an absolute favorite beer can be a tough challenge. Mental Floss rates the Best Beer from every state. I did not agree with all six of their choices from each New England state, but I did on (4 out of 6).  The two I did not agree with, I had in the top three. ........READ

 I Wonder Why?
Trust in the news media is being eroded by perceptions of inaccuracy and bias, fueled in part by Americans' skepticism about what they read on social media. Just 6 percent of people say they have a lot of confidence in the media, putting the news industry about equal to Congress and well below the public's view of other institutions. In this presidential campaign year, Democrats were more likely to trust the news media than Republicans or independents 


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4/25/2016

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Why I never drink them
A new study shows that sucralose, the main ingredient found in Splenda, is linked to leukemia. Sucralose sold under the brand of Splenda® is FDA approved

 
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Never Surprised Me
We all lie, scientists say, but politicians even more so



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4/24/2016

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 Not a Professional Motivation Expert
The owner of a Mankato auto repair shop is under arrest after authorities say he offered employees a bonus in the form of Meth. 

It’s all about the Base

It turns out that having a little "junk in the trunk" is a good thing, health wise. Not only does having a larger derriere boost overall health, but it's tied to increased intelligence and lower risk of chronic disease, according to researchers at the University of Oxford and
Churchill Hospital in the United Kingdom.

If you set them Free……..Or something like that
An ostrich freed from a circus by animal rights activists enjoyed 10 minutes of freedom... before it was killed by a hit-and-run driver.

Always check the doors for Granny
Grandmother attacked husband with meat tenderizer after she caught him watching porn

So Jimmy, how was School today?
Snakes fall from elementary school ceiling

Get that Nobel Peace Prize Ready

Smart vibrator promises better orgasms and could even tell you how long to spend on foreplay

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4/23/2016

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100 years ago tomorrow, The Easter Rising of 1916  Occurred,


One hundred Easters ago, a band of Irish republicans stormed the General Post Office (GPO) in British-ruled Dublin and proclaimed the existence of a new republic.  READ
 
How a failed rebellion changed the world: The Easter Rising’s strange centennial
The doomed rebellion 100 years ago was more than a minor colonial squabble, or a mythic saga of noble sacrifice    READ


The only time you fail is when you fall down and stay down.


Stephen Richards


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Fridays Open Road

4/22/2016

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                                                   Another Legend Gone
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4/21/2016

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Many of us in New England are getting ready to welcome the migratory fishing season. April-May is when the Herring, Shad and Stripers are migrating from the ocean and up into the rivers.  The Herring and Shad come up to lay and fertilize their eggs. The Stripers are following behind and looking for an easy meal.
The Herring is the Stripers primary food during this annual migration season. Starting this weekend, It’s time to get ready and start throwing a lot of top water baits at them. For me, the Connecticut River is about to see a lot of visits during the evening hours. 



               Life is too short to be in a hurry. — Henry David Thoreau


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