Someone doesn’t know that the mob used to run all the LGBT bars before civil rights took off. Well into the 80’s in some places.
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I’m slow this morning. It took me a second to get the joke, and I’m in the midst of rewatching the series.
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All that stuff is in The Sopranos.
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Is that water rushing to a storm drain, by any chance?
Besides, who would want to hang out in water that murky and filled with debris? Gotta wonder about some people.
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I’ve never watched the series, and even I got the joke!
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I was thinking about power lines… 
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Oh, totally!
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Anyone who has gone whitewater rafting knows that if you fall in, you keep you feet in front of you so you have some shock absorption in case you hit submerged debris. If he hits something underwater, his stomach, chest, and privates will take the brunt.
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Remember, it’s a technical win of the Darwin Award if the activity in question makes the participant unable to reproduce…they don’t HAVE to die to win!
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And full of bacteria.
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Vegas or the water?
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As the water is flooding Vegas- lots of extra bacteria!
That guy is in for some serious diarrhea at the very least.
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That tends to be a deciding factor in whether you stick with whitewater kayaking. Either you grow the immune system of a Klingon or get wildly ill and drop out…
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Brave red panda manages to survive two days out in the wild in Australia
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Oddly, also, it’s a legal definition in Kentucky that refers to alcohol sales. The word is enshrined in law, for instance in KRS 242.125:
Separate vote to determine wet, ■■■■■, or dry status in cities – Right
of city precincts to vote for separate dry status – Dual status as both wet
and ■■■■■.
So when you teach this, you use the word constantly.
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And here I thought that dry towns were an Ontario oddity, but mοist is not a word I’d heard applied. TIL about booze laws in Kentucky. …how very odd indeed 
“Mοist: The ABC uses this term strictly to refer to otherwise dry counties where one or more specific cities have voted to allow alcohol sales for off-premises consumption.”.
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