Randomness Dos

[MR25]

Well, they called it "Grinch Syndrome" in the clue, which is where the issue lies. It's only been used once in a 2010 article to describe the medical issue (because the writers of the article misinterpreted their findings), and it's incorrect in the sense that it does not actually mean the affected person's heart is too small.

I don't see anything wrong with the clarification.

[meow]

The Grinch didn’t hate Christmas. He hated people. Which is fair.

[shafnutz05]

The Grinch didn’t hate Christmas. He hated people. Which is fair.

The Grinch did nothing wrong

[MR25]

Cheerwine fans: the I79 Mt Nebo exit Sheetz has it. Somehow the one down the hill doesn't.

[shafnutz05]

Your 2021 Miss Pennsylvania is from...

https://www.pennlive.com/news/2021/06/a ... vania.html

An Altoona woman is your new Miss Pennsylvania.

Meghan Sinisi, who earned her entry into the statewide pageant as Miss Central Pennsylvania, was crowned at The Appell Center in York Saturday night, after the final session of a three-day competition bringing together 22 contestants from around the state.

[faftorial]

Cheerwine fans: the I79 Mt Nebo exit Sheetz has it. Somehow the one down the hill doesn't.

Is that recent event that Cheerwine has been available north of Virginia?

[MR25]

I feel like I've seen it maybe once or twice previously, but this is the first time I've seen in in a couple years.

[Gaucho]

[Ad@m]

This sounds like an event that would occur in Central Pa

‘Redneck Rave’ Descends Into Throat Slashing, Impalements, and Mass Arrests

https://www.yahoo.com/news/redneck-rave ... 49725.html

A massive country music festival in Kentucky this past weekend started off on rocky footing: Police found meth, marijuana, and an open bottle of alcohol in the first vehicle they stopped at a traffic checkpoint. One of the people in the car had two active warrants out for their arrest.

“We were like, ‘Well, this doesn’t bode well for the weekend,’” Edmonson County Sheriff Shane Doyle told the Lexington Herald-Leader.

By the end of the five-day bash, dubbed the “Redneck Rave,” one man had been impaled, one woman had been strangled to the point of unconsciousness, and one throat had been slit. In all, Edmonson authorities arrested 14 people, and charged four dozen people from five states.

The event, organized by country rapper Justin Time, took place in Blue Holler Offroad Park and drew a crowd of tens of thousands, doubling the population of the unincorporated town of Ollie, which is so small it does not have a stoplight. Redneck Rave promoters bragged that they had sold more than 20,000 tickets. The lengthy getdown, advertised as the “biggest country party you’ll ever go to,” boasted a demolition derby, goldfish racing, and a full-scale football game as well as a series of concerts.

The details of the Redneck Rave’s incidents are grisly. One person slit a friend’s throat and remains at large, a 29-year-old man had allegedly strangled a woman until she passed out, one person lost the better part of a finger, and another was impaled when he drove a side-by-side over a 2-3 inch log that broke through the bottom of the recreational vehicle. Paramedics left the log inside him as they airlifted him to a hospital.

Justin Time, whose legal name is Justin Stowers, wrote on Facebook, “This was the biggest event we’ve ever done and with as many people and random things that popped up unexpectedly I feel like we all handled it very well.”

Doyle told the Herald-Leader last year’s Redneck Raves—there were two—“overwhelmed” his staff. He ordered all his deputies to work mandatory overtime this year and requested assistance from the Kentucky State Police. At least one person died at the event last year. Another Redneck Rave is scheduled for October of this year.

“There were so many intoxicated people, we just decided, ‘If dispatch sends an ambulance in, we’re sending a deputy in with them,’” said Doyle.

Six of the festival-goers face felony charges, and the sheriff’s office filed roughly 30 charges stemming from drug and alcohol violations.

[Lemon Berry Lobster]

A mostly peaceful rave

[NTP66]

The female FedEx driver that just dropped off my package was an 15 out of 10. Yowza.

[AuthorTony]

We missed out on the cicadas, but my oaks are covered with gypsy moth caterpillars.

[Kane]

The female FedEx driver that just dropped off my package was an 15 out of 10. Yowza.

I had that experience with an Amazon delivery gal a couple of weeks ago. I had to do a double take.

[faftorial]

The female FedEx driver that just dropped off my package was an 15 out of 10. Yowza.

Did you invite her in?

[tifosi77]

"Dropped of my package", heh.

[shafnutz05]

We missed out on the cicadas, but my oaks are covered with gypsy moth caterpillars.

Ahh yes... Almost that time of year where I have fond memories of finding a sharp stick and going to hunt gypsy moth cocoons

[Beveridge]

The female FedEx driver that just dropped off my package was an 15 out of 10. Yowza.

We know you have a ring doorbell so prove it, mister.

[Shyster]

The first wave of gypsy moths went through the Slippery Rock area back when I was in high school in the early 90s. I remember that there was so much caterpillar poop falling from the trees that in the woods it would sound like it was raining. They were everywhere. Haven't really been much of an issue since, though. I think there's maybe some sort of fungus or disease that's keeping them in check?

[Beveridge]

The female FedEx driver that just dropped off my package was an 15 out of 10. Yowza.

We know you have a ring doorbell so prove it, mister.

[NTP66]

The female FedEx driver that just dropped off my package was an 15 out of 10. Yowza.

We know you have a ring doorbell so prove it, mister.

I can’t do that - too creepy.

[Shyster]

[PFiDC]

Cast out

Lol

[shafnutz05]

Cast out

Lol

Yes, that was a witty headline. Good job headline person.

[LeopardLetang]

The first wave of gypsy moths went through the Slippery Rock area back when I was in high school in the early 90s. I remember that there was so much caterpillar poop falling from the trees that in the woods it would sound like it was raining. They were everywhere. Haven't really been much of an issue since, though. I think there's maybe some sort of fungus or disease that's keeping them in check?

Yeah that was over a few years. It was pretty horrific and it's an unsung grace that they have never been back in numbers again. I'd ride my bike down a hill and they'd come swinging down on their webs into my face. It was almost a sci fi scape in some areas like the Flood was taking over. Imagine this in every third tree

[Kane]

It seems like there are more earwigs around this year. I'm seeing them a lot lately.