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Aaron Smith
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Batman It's one of JB's favorite characters, so it would be a labor of love and we've seen in the commissions what he can do visually with Batman. I'd be willing to bet that a JB written and drawn Batman would be the best thing since Adams and O'Neil. I like Thor, but he's no Batman.
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Eric Russ
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6/20 - Burgers (Turkey) ( ^ _ ^ )
6/21 - Tough, tough choice! I'll choose Batman.
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Kevin Hagerman
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Thor because it's Marvel. Can't go wrong either way if you ask me! Tuesday, 6/22 toss-up: do you start calling it summer now or did you start weeks ago when it got beastly hot?
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Al Cook
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Now.
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Jason Mark Hickok
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A few weeks ago.
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William Roberge
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Now.
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Michael Tortorice
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Now.
I've been correcting people: "You think its hot? Wait until Summer actually arrives."
Which would have been off last year. Around here, we had something like twenty consecutive days of +100 degree weather before Summer even hit. And it only hit 100 a few times in actual Summer.
This year's gonna be different.
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Dwayne Gassmann
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Now.
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Bill Catellier
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When it got hot
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Andrew Hess
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"Now?"
"Beastly hot?" Here in the greater Seattle area, we have yet to hit 75 degrees. This is as late in the year as that has happened in recorded history, and we're not predicted to hit that until July. Most of Sunday (Father's Day) it rained, and yesterday (Summer Solstice) was just gray and damp. So I say Summer started yesterday, because that's what the calendar and tradition says.
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Ryan Maxwell
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Ryan Maxwell
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As much as I loved the Seattle area and all the amazing things there were to do there, I wouldn't ever move back.
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