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@OhioTate @BarstoolBigCat wow barstool is so gay.

Intermission “I smoke one cigarette a year” This is Mintzy’s second cigarette of the day

@AJ_Curry @phish @SphereVegas best one was the whale thru the trees

More @phish visuals at @SphereVegas and I am obsessed

@TheViz24 @sphere my fav visual of first two nights was definitely the whale swimming thru the trees

Great show last night. This was my fave visual from N1 @Sphere #Phish

@brandonwenerd i mean it was ripcorded but still great yeah

First in my bloodline to experience an especially evil Carini encore at the Sphere

@McClane_rs Pinned Griz video guys. this guy must have an IQ under 80

This gotta be the worst touring band on earth

@txsinatrafan lol. everyone have lost their minds. none of the jams the first two nights have been noteworthy. it's just the visuals dude

Wow. Down with Disease blowing the roof off. Big time. #PhishAtSphere

@engeBe_Tc not even close and i was there. your ears are retarded

Easily the best jam of the run so far here with Light going deeeeeep type II. #phish

@engeBe_Tc Night 1 was better obviously. are you a noob?

Okay now that we’re in the trust tree. That set was everything I hoped and dreamed yesterday was going to be. Just a great set of Phish front to back.

@TonightWeBoogie the distance to second is so far it's unfathomable

Phish is BY FAR the greatest band of all time. Can’t wait for the final weekend of Sphish.

@shagbark_hick yeah it's why i i m so impressed with how open you are on here. i m too insecure

If you post about doing really anything outside of what's "normal" on here, people fantasize about seeing you suffer. I've received thousands of awful curses and threats for... buying a cheap house in the backwoods and having a wife who likes to wear dresses. Bizarre times we're living in.

@Wombat_Matt @phish @SphereVegas where are you sitting tomorrow night ?

Sphere night 2 🔮

@shagbark_hick sections

I've been working on an essay that now exceeds 10,000 words in length. I try my hardest not to do this, but sometimes, it's unavoidable. My question to you is this: would you rather read the whole thing, straight up? Or would you rather see it split up into two sections?

@BiscuitsJesus i met four different groups of people from England today at the pool

Vegas is all Phish fans and wrestling folks

@miles_commodore never had it. i would like to

They only have about 1,000 restaurants or so in the US so they are still very small compared to the big boys, but in my opinion Culver’s is the best burger chain in America.

@AltcoinSherpa i m with ya

Thinking about selling my $BTC for alts. Usually when I do this, bad things happen. Therefore I will continue holding my spot btc

@shagbark_hick you look amish in that picture

One of the stranger elements of our "home birth" is that it's given us an intense bond with this particular house. Our daughter was born here. She appears to know it, too. If we're away for a while -- even in places with comfier beds, nicer quarters, etc -- when we come home, she relaxes. Sleeps better. I swear she knows that this is the house she was born in. So this house is a part of our story in a deep way that I quite suspect would be less intense if we'd gone the hospital birth route. We were in here on our own, going through the wildest thing we've ever experienced in our lives. My wife convalesced here; I cut the baby's umbilical cord here. It's where our daughter's story begins, literally. In a sense, homebirthing charges a house with mythos. It makes a house a kind of organism stitched into a family's history. Though there are some valid reasons for hospital birth, and had complications arisen, we wouldn't have hesitated to go that route, it does seem that the widespread practice of hospital birth deprives houses of this incredible, storied, deeply human element. And from this point of view, you can see how houses in earlier times might've been charged with a deeper kind of meaning. To sell one's house wasn't merely to cash in on some equity and move along -- it was to let go of the place where one or more of your childrens' stories began. Before hospital birth was normalized, housing was likely less of an interchangeable commodity and more of an irreplaceable mythic element in each family's story. If the time does come to sell this place, I think I'll have a tough time of it. Would at least have to carve her name into one of the beams before we went.

@shagbark_hick few

There are not many people these days who can say they were "born in an old house in the Adirondack Mountains." But our baby can. And she loves the river. Loves the sound of the waterfalls. When we get down she starts singing. She gets it. She's a natural-born Adirondacker.

@AndrewNemec and you are a queen for caring about this story.

I respect Russini as a journalist, and feel badly for the families involved. However, when you publicly call your husband "average (looking)" on TV and joke, multiple times, about getting a divorce (TV) and wanting to be known as a "MILF" (radio), you lose benefit of the doubt.

@shagbark_hick i m really enjoying following you. i live in Saratoga. Lived hear all my life. Your posts make look at upstate, the adirondacks, central, and western NY from a different perspective.

It's hard to convey the intensity of the fogs we get up here in the Adirondacks. They go on for days and days and days. Makes you feel sleepy, kind of out of it, it's hard to get anything done or to go anywhere. It's like the whole village huffed ether. But man, how beautiful.

@yalltitanup Agreed. Even non sports journalists are covering it. Very lame.

I don’t care what anybody says, the lack of privacy people get these days is pretty gross. This should not have been anybody’s business.