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Mike Habeeb

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Greetings from New England!
Feb 6^th, 2008 at 4:45pm

Hey all, just loggin in to say hi to the slinging community. I made my first sling about a year ago and began slinging in a field with my friend Ron. I'm so glad to find this site and realize that we're not the only two crazies out there in pursuit of throwing rocks really hard and fast. Anybody else from the Northeastern United States? It'd be nice to see if there's anyone else who lives within driving range.

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Ethan Funditor Offline so much depends upon a red wheelbarrow... Posts: 858 On the edge of a lake... Gender:	Re: Greetings from New England! Reply #2 - Feb 6^th, 2008 at 8:32pm Greetings! I see you're in Massachusetts. How's the weather?
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Mike Habeeb

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Re: Greetings from New England!
Reply #3 - Feb 7^th, 2008 at 2:05pm

Well, that's really only a half-truth. I live in Hanover, Massachusetts, it's a small town about halfway between Boston and Cape Cod. However, I'm currently in the Bronx, NYC for college. I guess technically I live in New York City, but I certainly wouldn't consider myself a New Yorker, since I still consider my home to be in Massachusetts. I'm not sure how the weather is there at the moment, but here it's considerably warmer than it's been in past weeks, and the sun is shining through partly cloudy skies. Not warm enough to be hanging around in just a t-shirt, but a light jacket or a sweatshirt will get the job done.

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Re: Greetings from New England!
Reply #4 - Feb 15^th, 2008 at 10:12pm

Mike Habeeb wrote on Feb 7^th, 2008 at 2:05pm:

Well, that's really only a half-truth. I live in Hanover, Massachusetts, it's a small town about halfway between Boston and Cape Cod. However, I'm currently in the Bronx, NYC for college. I guess technically I live in New York City, but I certainly wouldn't consider myself a New Yorker, since I still consider my home to be in Massachusetts. I'm not sure how the weather is there at the moment, but here it's considerably warmer than it's been in past weeks, and the sun is shining through partly cloudy skies. Not warm enough to be hanging around in just a t-shirt, but a light jacket or a sweatshirt will get the job done.

Based on this comment I question your manhood.

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Mike Habeeb Descens Offline A verbis ad verbera Posts: 194 Hanover, Massachusetts, USA Gender:	Re: Greetings from New England! Reply #5 - Feb 15^th, 2008 at 10:16pm Based on your sad sorry state of life, I have questioned your manhood since they day I first met you. Huzzah!
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