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I like spicy food, but no. Too much heat masks the flavour and I prefer to enjoy my food.

TPBM likes muscadine wine.
 
Nope! I live a satellite dependence-free life.

TPBM has thought about opening a business during some point in your life.
 
True and I have had some small side businesses that never actually launched. One got started because a friend asked me for advice on a home theater system he was planning to buy for his bar. I ended up getting it all set up and connected for him. Next thing I knew, I was going to people's houses after work and connecting HT systems, whole house music systems, etc. After a while, that tapered off. Just one of a few.


TPBM has experience in many different occupations.
 
True: general carpentry, roofing, drywall hanging, floor installation, tile installer, general plumbing, film storage archivist, mover, shipping and receiving, inventory manager, inventory systems manager, general warehouse work, retail, retail management...that's all I can think of for now.

TPBM has eaten food you've personally grown this year.
 
Yes. The finest of Canadian delicacies: a "hot hamburger sandwich". I'll definitely be making it again. Like this...


TPBM would eat said hot hamburger sammich.
 
True. There's too much incriminating evidence on it and once I find it it's going to get burned to ashes.

TPBM is seeing an extended spell of warm, almost summer-like weather this week where you are.
 
Yes, one night I was taking a walk at night in Marstons Mills following the path along the power lines. Nature called and I stepped into the woods and took care of business. Before I could exit, I heard 2 coyotes approaching. One came from the West howling and the other came from the North yipping. I laughed at them and said out loud, "You'll have to bring more than just 2 of you to scare me." We stood in silence for a few seconds, then they trotted away with their tails between their legs.

About 2 months later, I was walking on the same trail, at night when one approached me howling. I growled and away he went. A few minutes later, he came back and I growled louder. Never saw him again.


TPBM thought coyotes were dangerous before reading about my encounters with them.
 
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