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would it work on potholes? is there an organic, lactose-free version? does it contain viagra? i know you can buy this type of topping in the supermarket but i’m beginning to think it might come with a warning label or require a prescription. moving on, i have noticed significant market segmentation in the ice cream-yogurt-gelato cold treat industry. i’m a simple guy–i go for quantity over quality. the yogurt shops with all their toppings and flavors make me crazy and the gelato places are overpriced and their servings small. one hazard of the soft serve market is often the machines are down. i’ve notice this trend at my neighborhood baskins-robbins. their 32 flavors were always frozen in place, but 9 times out of 10 the self service machine was out of order. curious about this important topic, my research has uncovered that mcdonald’s ice cream machines often suffer the same fate. too hard to clean or something like that. so soft serve when you can find it is becoming a delicacy. but enough with all of the negative stuff. plain and simple, ice cream in the summer is pure joy and chocolate shell on top is pandemonium. please bring plenty of napkins. 1 comment spring training published february 11, 2018 – 8:49 am in uncategorized . spring training is just around the corner. i’ve always loved this time of year: winter is getting a bit long in the tooth and spring hopes eternal as pitchers and catchers report to camp and all teams remain in the world series running. i was quite a baseball player back in the day at my little summer camp in maine. being a bit chunky with slow feet and left handed, i was the quintessential first baseman. i also pitched once in awhile, throwing a natural screwball that just sort of happened and wreaked havoc. i also found a left-handed catcher’s mitt and gave that a try and it wasn’t below me to play some mean lefty shortstop. but hitting was my thing and like many, i really believe if i had just focused i would have made it big in baseball. but the big leagues had to wait as boarding school, various colleges and tennis, which overlapped with baseball during the spring, limited my at-bats considerably (actually down to none) so while my fantasy batting average approached 1,000, my actual playing days drifted off to a field of dreams. but i’ve always embraced the hope and promise of spring training. it is a little like venture investing: which players will emerge from all of those filled with potential and pedigree? 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