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It's much nicer having some company.
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Well ... a bit of company. 
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Never throw anything away, Griff
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BTW: for busy folk there is an another alternative: timeshare
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Maybe you'd have more company if you didn't sell yourself short. Invest some time in with a nice person and perhaps form a bond - it could become interesting.
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Take stock in the fact that you will one day meet someone. 
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Marc Clifton wrote: Take stock in the fact that you will one day meet someone.
The repo guys because you over leveraged?
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It's friendlier to form a partnership... companies can be a bit limited.
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Yes, I agree that it can pay dividends.
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Secure where hippies live with hair (7)
Where hippies live = Pad
Hair = Lock
Secure = Padlock ( as in to secure something with )
"We can't stop here - this is bat country" - Hunter S Thompson - RIP
modified 3-Oct-19 8:03am.
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Are you going to commune the answer to us?
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Pete O'Hanlon wrote: Are you going to commune
I wasted another 20 minutes today trying to tie everything related to hair to a hippy commune. I couldn't find anything... there were a couple of dead-ends around sigcomm, peocomm, tactcomm but I decided to noncomm.
Best Wishes,
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Founder with sinister weapon (5)
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Founder: abe
s iniste r
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Lance ?
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I wondered about that - "L" for Sinister - but I can't justify "ANCE" for "FOUNDER" ...
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Neither can I
"We can't stop here - this is bat country" - Hunter S Thompson - RIP
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Hmmm,
If the definition is on the other side maybe the solution is a proper noun with a weapon on the left side. Such as GAT/ES
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I've been monitoring the hurricane season at the National Weather Service for years National Hurricane Center[^] - even before Sandy (2012). Something that I don't recall seeing very much at all is the storms turning Northeast well before approaching the US's East Coast and/or extending into Canada and on to Europe. It's just drawn my attention as I'm so unaccustomed to those paths.
It was rare based upon my recollection - but you residents of UK/Western Europe - has your luck turned sour in the last few years or am I just noticing a run of unusual behavior.
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I'm trying to play this from a neutral corner. Weather is, over short periods, always showing trends that are no more than coincidental. I'm not trying to get a 'cause' for this out of anyone (and decay into a soapbox state) - just curious if my observation is observed by those that are usually not hit by these things. Lorenzo's got a bead on Ireland and the UK. How often do they get a tropical storm so very far from the tropics?
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Yeah, I don't know. I recall very few hurricanes making it to Boston, MA while growing up there in the 70s and 80s.
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