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The youngest Colby boy
@TheyoungestColbyboyTracked since May 2026
Stories growing up in Maine with a restless need for chaos.
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$3/moI guess I have to charge something?Not sure what I would have to offer for exclusive content, maybe the stories that aren’t good for public sharing… yeah… that’s it. The ones that most of my family would pinch the bridge of their noses and shake their heads at. That’s what you get for $3 a month. It was the lowest price they’d let me offer 🤷♂️
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What they publish57Posts total0 postsLast month41.7%Members-only
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Image Latest postPublicDad the firebug.
Dad was really good at inadvertently starting fires. Our house sat on a hill. One time Jake was coming home with some friends and when they
April 8 0 likes 0 commentsDad FirebugLatest postArticle11d agoPublic 0 0
Do it; it’ll be funny (1)Growing up the only motivation I needed to do anything was a friend saying, “Do it; it’ll be funny.” Made for a lot of interesting stories aArticleApril 4Public 0 0
The Lanky HamburglerWhen I lived in Portland with my fiancée my friends would come down on weekends to go to the Old Port, the downtown area of Portland where tArticleMarch 30Public 0 0
Rabbits are evil. I will die on this hillMom liked rabbits, so when the opportunity to get some as pets arose Dad built a pen and we had rabbits. He always tried to get her what sheArticleMarch 26Public 0 0
Who puts a TREE THERE?!?When we were in our twenties Josh had a massive white Lincoln Navigator that had more blind spots than Stevie Wonder. He backed into A LOT oArticleMarch 26Public 0 0
Jail peanut butterIn jail there was one thing that I looked forward to every week. The peanut butter. We got it once a week in a small clear medicine cup. I wArticleMarch 23Public 0 0
🎵This is the way we wash the kitties🎵We were surrounded by nature and small creatures growing up because we lived in a rural, wooded area with 25 acres of forest. There were allArticleMarch 22$3 tier & up 0 0
Where Recovery started pt. 4March 22 Where Recovery started pt. 4 Locked Where Recovery started pt. 4 March 22 I was laying on my couch in Portland when I got the call about the news of Russ’ passing. After the shock and initial heartbreak subsided I thought about Jake. He had to be devastated. He was at a Festival but I knew I had to be there. I drove the hour and a half from Portland to Starks, in silence. No radio, just me and my thoughts. How? Why? What could I have done? What am I going to say to Jake? That was one of the longest rides of my life. Russ was a brother to Jake and I. He told us as much every time he saw us, which was damn near daily for a while. Russ even memorized the One Man Wolfpack speech from thImageMarch 22$3 tier & up 0 0
“Drop Everything Friends.” Russ.I was laying on my couch in Portland when I got the call about the news of Russ’ passing. After the shock and initial heartbreak subsided IImageMarch 20$3 tier & up 0 0
Where Recovery Started pt. 3March 20 Where Recovery Started pt. 3 Locked Where Recovery Started pt. 3 March 20 1ImageMarch 20$3 tier & up 0 0
Where Recovery started pt. 21 Where Recovery started pt. 2 Locked Where Recovery started pt. 2 March 19 2 There was a day where my brothers wife and I got into a huge fight about my fiancées (at the time) dog. Not sure what the catalyst for the argument was but I was wholly enamored of that dog and as a result really closed-minded to hear anything that wasn’t “she’s the perfect dog.” It was spring and mud season and Erin, my brothers wife, and I got heated. I ended up throwing a hissy fit and getting in my car and tried to peel out. PSA: spinning tires in soft thick mud does not produce the satisfying result of making your car spot dirt and rubber. I mired my Mazda up to the headlights. Then I sat in the car pissed offImageMarch 19$3 tier & up 0 0
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