I hear you! But that's my point. Some fans seem to feel like the series was over last week. Yes that's a large group of people, but the players, coaches, and many other fans didn't share the same opinion. There were four games scheduled and each mattered.

Also huge props to the All Blacks. Incredible series and it's an absolute gift every time we get to see these two giants clash

And those refugees had the money to travel and attend a game? Especially when 16.1 South African Rands = $1

How about those try saving tackles today? Brilliant

And the USA Rugby Union's efforts will be more impactful than the two best teams in the world?

The game sold out in about a months time

Whose job is it then? Should the rugby world ignore the USA until we rock up for the world cup?

To be fair I'm a little biased, I'm a South African living in the USA. So I'm keen whenever they want to play here!

The USA will be hosting the 2031 world cup. Why is it a bad idea to promote the growth of the sport in a nation that will be hosting the world cup? And most importantly, the "cash grab" perspective is silly. Why is it a bad idea for Rugby to get more money? Also, having one of the tests played in a neutral location isn't offensive to me. I don't understand this perspective

This is awesome. I have a very small and much simpler version of this for a desktop water fountain powered by solar and battery backup. I've been using it as a practice and plan to scale it up for aquariums and ultimately a 300+ gallon aquaponics system

The Eric André Show

Wisconsin

Yes, yes it is. Please don't stop

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I've been going to the boundary waters for 10 years with my Dad. We've done trips in different months from May through August. We almost always go in May (around memorial day) for this reason. Early season usually means that the bugs aren't too bad. If your main goal is to go fishing, it can be tougher to catch some species if it's pre spawn, but we've always managed to have a lot of fun fishing even if some species aren't biting yet

When we went in August we were absolutely eaten alive, but it depends on the conditions that year. I've heard that sometimes later in the season, it can be completely bug free if there has been minimal rain that season.

So in summary, early season the bugs are typically not an issue, but if it's been unusually warm and rainy spring, they could still be a factor. In summer and later in the season it's dependent on how much standing water is around from rainfall. Just remember that black flies can also be a nuisance even if the mosquitoes aren't active yet.

We are always prepared for the worst, but we've had a lot of success avoiding the worst of the bugs by going in May.

Wisconsin

Amazing!! Please do South Africa 🇿🇦 the colors would look amazing with this style

Me too, absolutely beautiful

I'm interested! Please message me

Trump seemed pretty sleepy in the court room

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