I like the Henry Co. Country Club course. Nice track.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.
I like the Henry Co. Country Club course. Nice track.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.
Bet you could get your kicks there.
He was waiting until your wife got in a dither,She found him. That shithead was sitting on my grill table while I had the back door open whistling for him. He was less than 10 feet from me but I didn't look over that way. I think he knew I was going to get in trouble for leaving him out in the rain. Diabolical.
He was. He usually comes when I call him, especially when he's been outside for an hour or two. He was out for seven today. He wanted to come in and eat the good food that the indoor cats have, not the cheap stuff the outdoor cats get. Just to spite me, he hid in plain sight. I bet he doesn't go outside tomorrow.He was waiting until your wife got in a dither,
I like the Henry Co. Country Club course. Nice track.
One of my grandfather's best friends was Colonel Gilmer Bell of Hopkinsville who was a POW and walked the Death March of Bataan. As a child, I would go fishing with Col. Bell and my grandfather every summer. Col. Bell always talked with a low whisper and a rough voice--but as a child I never asked why. 30+ years later I was on vacation and read Ghost Soldiers, which is about the Death March and it described how many of the POWs lost their voices due to malnutrition.
I simply put the book down and wept. We owe these soldiers so incredibly much. I have a small caliber shotgun that Col. Bell gave me and it's one of my prized possessions.
He was. He usually comes when I call him, especially when he's been outside for an hour or two. He was out for seven today. He wanted to come in and eat the good food that the indoor cats have, not the cheap stuff the outdoor cats get. Just to spite me, he hid in plain sight. I bet he doesn't go outside tomorrow.
Play there all the time. Slick greens. Always liked the course.I like the Henry Co. Country Club course. Nice track.
Play there all the time. Slick greens. Always liked the course.
My miss is left but I know everyone I play with share that same fear haha!I should play there more I really should. I always fear for the cars driving down 55 on the first hole especially when I'm on the tee....
Man, that's a hell of a slice if you get one to the road.I should play there more I really should. I always fear for the cars driving down 55 on the first hole especially when I'm on the tee....
Hey catfan, what's new in the universe?Evening greetings from the shanty denizens of the D.
Grüß dich.Evening greetings from the shanty denizens of the D.
Hey catfan, what's new in the universe?
Man, that's a hell of a slice if you get one to the road.
Nothing special. Few new planets here and there. Couple of galaxies and a new doughnut store.
Leider nicht.I beg your pardon!
Greeting ATC. Any new brews?
Leider nicht.
HIIK. I figured you could tell us. It's on that course somewhere.You don't understand how bad I can suck...
Don where is that hole?
A few seconds later.
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Your chance at a black bearskin rug. Don't use a .22 though. Use that .44 Magnum. It would bring down a Grizzly.The neighborhood bear heading up the tree after raiding the garbage cans.![]()
ha ha same here....perhaps we should offer coffee?I know that feeling. My hero.
The worst type of fanatic is a religious fanaticWhat 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?
At home, my best friends father was on a cruiser sunk at the start of the war near the Dutch East Indies. Spent the entire war in a pow camp in Burma working on the railroad. Rember Bridge over the River Kwai? He was on that railroad and other bridges but not that bridge. Hated the Japanese till he diedI'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.
Last time I played golf I threw a 7 iron across (part way) a lake. Skipped that SOB three times, just like a flat rock. Had to quit cause that was the only club I could hit
unfortunately true - although not sure if he was truly a religious fanatic, himself, so much as he used religion as a control mechanismThe worst type of fanatic is a religious fanatic
same here - got caught by one of those documentaries, then started reading up on the man, and how it all started.The events in Ghana fascinate me. It's a crazy story of mind control and human psychology. Tragic and heartbreaking.
Jim Jones was amazingly connected and well received by powerful people too. A very disturbing, yet obviously persuasive and charming, con man.
Did you know Manson knew Dennis Wilson of The Beachboys? Fancied himself a songwriter.same here - got caught by one of those documentaries, then started reading up on the man, and how it all started.
He was quite disturbed - as I said before, he was similar to Hitler and Charles Manson in personality. Charming, persuasive and definitely a control freak (understatement)
Very tragic and heartbreaking, I agree - very few people realize, though, that it the suicides (forced and voluntary) didn't just happen in Jonestown. Jones' control was so far reaching, suicides occurred in other locations, too.
here's a good article on the whole thing: http://jonestown.sdsu.edu/?page_id=29478