you're well on your way to the 35K average of cookies Americans consume each year
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you're well on your way to the 35K average of cookies Americans consume each year
I ain't no pussy. I figure I could at least double that number.
Cats shouldn't eat cookies, anyway.....bad for them
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I grew up about 2 miles from Lovelaceville on the Carlisle County side. Go through there on the reg. Have some clients down in Cunningham & Bardwell and all my family is still down there. We're the hipsters living in the big city.
I don't know how many I ate yesterday, more than a dozen, at least that's what she thinks. I actually inhaled several of those so I don't count those as being "eaten", per se.
Gold & White. M.K. Turk. He could shoot the shit out of it. He was head coach at Southern Mississippi University from 1976-1996. He died in 2013. He was a legend. He was from Bardwell.I grew up about 2 miles from Lovelaceville on the Carlisle County side. Go through there on the reg. Have some clients down in Cunningham & Bardwell and all my family is still down there. We're the hipsters living in the big city.
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That's a damn fine train Don. It's majestic.
How goes, Egg? What's up in your world?
got my niece married off this weekend. had about a hundred different things to do. looking forward to a carlsberg this evening and grilling some bison.
and i should be clear...the hundred things i had to do were in addition to the wedding...for the wedding i had to show up and sit on my ass. think i moved one table. lol. totally useless, and almost late.
I know it's not a train, but......
Go for it Mash!
Buffalo ribeye is great?
Ever had any Marco Polo sheep chops?
I'd love to try it.I know it's not a train, but......
Pendleton in Henry County. It isn't that rough where I'm at at all. Barely into Henry at all.
They don't allowing grilling by the swimming pool at our club.
Oh I know. I'm from the other side of the county. Technically we'd be rival gang members lol.
Early afternoon Dark Magic doing its work. That is all.
Just devoured a bagel topped with double-whipped maple shmear.
Ooooo la la.
Ooooo la la.
I'm on my phone. Darn autoconnect.
got me some coffee too - needed it; took a short nap while my granddaughter did
cheers buddy
Good morning gents and lady. The talk about the old WW2 vets interests me. Among my friends is a 98 year old ex sailor who was on a tin can in the Pacific during the battle of Leyete Gulf. He was in a gun tub up by the bridge when the planes came in. He had exhausted his twenty mil ammo and says he could see the pilots face in the plane that eventually crashed into the gun tub below him.
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He gets to be The Grand Marshall in the parade coming up for the second time. He has a grandson that takes him to the Legion for a cold one and he still has a shot of whiskey with me at times. He does complain though because he can't see and hear as good as he used to. I tell him I feel bad for him and he gets a laugh out of that.
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He gets to be The Grand Marshall in the parade coming up for the second time. He has a grandson that takes him to the Legion for a cold one and he still has a shot of whiskey with me at times. He does complain though because he can't see and hear as good as he used to. I tell him I feel bad for him and he gets a laugh out of that.
What Was the Jonestown Massacre?
The Jonestown Massacre, which had a death toll of 918 people, was the most deadly single non-natural disaster in U.S. history until September 11, 2001. The Jonestown Massacre also remains the only time in history in which a U.S. congressman was killed in the line of duty.
Date: November 18, 1978
I have watched this story for the past 2 hours. It is the damnedest story. How could this have happened?
The Jonestown Massacre, which had a death toll of 918 people, was the most deadly single non-natural disaster in U.S. history until September 11, 2001. The Jonestown Massacre also remains the only time in history in which a U.S. congressman was killed in the line of duty.
Date: November 18, 1978
I have watched this story for the past 2 hours. It is the damnedest story. How could this have happened?
that has always fascinated me; Jim Jones was a scary man - a charismatic along the lines of Hitler and Manson. Started off very benign and was able to brainwash his followers.
This is the type of thing I was forced to watch this Jan on Oskaloosa Island! Inhumane!
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--Picked up a Ringo Starr & His All Star Band ticket this morning, will be able to say I've seen at least half the Beatles.
--Bought Supertramp's back music library over the weekend, always like hearing "new" music from one of my old favorites.
--Put down 30 bags of black mulch yesterday....probably 90 more bats to go before completely finished. And, yes, my back hurts.
--Found 2 more bottles of Stagg Jr. the last week, stockpiling as best as I can afford it.
--One of my daughters works at a local Barnes and Noble, Buzz Aldrin did a book signing at her store and she scored me an autographed copy. I'm going to simply assume that some of the moon dust made it's way to book....
--Hillary and Bernie both in my old hometown of Hopkinsville during the past 24 hours, supposedly. Don't let the screen door hit you on the way.....
--Bko...you post in a Facebook group I'm in, usually my Catspause and Facebook postings don't intersect.
--Bought Supertramp's back music library over the weekend, always like hearing "new" music from one of my old favorites.
--Put down 30 bags of black mulch yesterday....probably 90 more bats to go before completely finished. And, yes, my back hurts.
--Found 2 more bottles of Stagg Jr. the last week, stockpiling as best as I can afford it.
--One of my daughters works at a local Barnes and Noble, Buzz Aldrin did a book signing at her store and she scored me an autographed copy. I'm going to simply assume that some of the moon dust made it's way to book....
--Hillary and Bernie both in my old hometown of Hopkinsville during the past 24 hours, supposedly. Don't let the screen door hit you on the way.....
--Bko...you post in a Facebook group I'm in, usually my Catspause and Facebook postings don't intersect.
Cool on the Ringo tickets
Love Supertramp
Careful with that back, my friend
Too freaking cool on Buzz Aldrin
LOL on Hilary and Bernie
Hit me up in a PM on FB to let me know who you are, WettCat
I'm just finishing up the book "Unbroken." A book well worth reading by the way. I've seen the movie. How any of those Pacific POWs survived amazes me. After surviving a deadly plane wreck into the Pacific, two guys (one of the three died) drifted 2000 miles in 47 days in a small raft with practically no supplies.
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I remember reading something about that - not the book, but maybe an article?
Just got in, It's been a day. I let my wife's cat out before I left, had no idea I would be gone so long. Can't find him. He goes out all the time, "i told you not to let him out if your weren't at home". This has happened several times and life will not be good for me if he doesn't come back. She already thinks someone has him.
I got that, but I wish I didn't have a clue.
So you're from the area where the men are men, and the sheep are scared haha!
I'm kidding. I Like Henry County a lot.
Shhhh that's a secret. No one is suppose to know. I lived here most of my life. Moved to lexington for college and a three years after that. Moved back couple years ago. But seriously keep the sheep thing secret.
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