Nope, not at all. hickory is great with tenderloin. Of course this is from an old Kentucky farm boy raised smoking his dads country ham and bacon.
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Nope, not at all. hickory is great with tenderloin. Of course this is from an old Kentucky farm boy raised smoking his dads country ham and bacon.
Company is here. See you good folks later.
I agree Bert. Ymmot knows his stuff, but catfan is very suspect, very suspect. He's so old he probably can't smell or taste the difference anyway. But don't tell him, just let him go.....
FCC.
I agree Bert. Ymmot knows his stuff, but catfan is very suspect, very suspect. He's so old he probably can't smell or taste the difference anyway. But don't tell him, just let him go.....
Speaking of suspect, how is it going with those outstanding warrants?
I will eat same and judge,
Have to tell you about bonding this guy out - Super Speeder
We made bond for a young man, obviously bulletproof, for speeding 153 in a 55. JHC!!!
We made bond for a young man, obviously bulletproof, for speeding 153 in a 55. JHC!!!
Might as well have gone on and got those last two mph to make it an even 100 over.
Sometimes people just get distracted and just don't notice how fast they are going. Don't notice until parts start flying off. Happens.
Mister Peabody's coal train done hauled it away. Bad train. Oh, a great bluegrass album too.
Our daughter got a speeding ticket on 316 a few years ago. She was only doing 100 in a 55. Goose. Cost her $300.00 and got a stern lecture.
Thank God it was only 98 MPH over. Now telling what would happen at 101 MPH over!
Written by our Jewish buddy, Mr. Goodman. God bless his soul.
Some motorcyclists do that chit on the regular.
Science Break:
NASA will celebrate July 4 with the arrival of the Juno spacecraft at Jupiter. (if all goes well) The Juno spacecraft will end its nearly five-year journey through space and embark on a mission to study the planet like never before.
The spacecraft must lock on to Jupiter into what’s called a polar orbit. This is the most dangerous part of the entire Juno mission, and is what NASA will be watching instead of fireworks tonight. As Juno approaches its destination tonight the tremendous gravitational pull of Jupiter will accelerate the spacecraft to blazing speeds of more than 150,000 mph, making Juno one of the fastest human-made objects ever built.
After reaching a max speed of 165,000 mph, fast enough to fly around Earth in 9 minutes, Juno will slam on the breaks by firing its engines.
The engines will fire for 35 minutes straight, burning through 17,600 pounds of fuel in the process. Should anything go wrong, the spacecraft will blast past Jupiter, into deep space with no chance of return. The engine burn will start at 11:18pm ET tonight.
(click image to expand)
The above photo was taken by Juno on the 29th before its instruments were powered down in preparation for Jupiter orbit insertion. Juno captured this image at a distance of 3.3 million miles from Jupiter.
NASA will celebrate July 4 with the arrival of the Juno spacecraft at Jupiter. (if all goes well) The Juno spacecraft will end its nearly five-year journey through space and embark on a mission to study the planet like never before.
The spacecraft must lock on to Jupiter into what’s called a polar orbit. This is the most dangerous part of the entire Juno mission, and is what NASA will be watching instead of fireworks tonight. As Juno approaches its destination tonight the tremendous gravitational pull of Jupiter will accelerate the spacecraft to blazing speeds of more than 150,000 mph, making Juno one of the fastest human-made objects ever built.
After reaching a max speed of 165,000 mph, fast enough to fly around Earth in 9 minutes, Juno will slam on the breaks by firing its engines.
The engines will fire for 35 minutes straight, burning through 17,600 pounds of fuel in the process. Should anything go wrong, the spacecraft will blast past Jupiter, into deep space with no chance of return. The engine burn will start at 11:18pm ET tonight.
(click image to expand)
The above photo was taken by Juno on the 29th before its instruments were powered down in preparation for Jupiter orbit insertion. Juno captured this image at a distance of 3.3 million miles from Jupiter.
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The fireworks shooter-offers are firing some serious stuff tonight. It sounds like a major firefight. I had to put Sugar in the house immediately. This is no country for old dogs tonight.
Some of this stuff sounds like gunshots. July 4th would be the night to kill someone with a gun. Police: Did anyone here hear the gunshots? Witnesses: Well officer, I don't know, it's July 4th and .........
Same around here. Has sounded like artillery fire for the last hour and half.
home
tired
lots of fireworks still going off - dogs freaking out
watching what I'm guessing is a replay of NBA Summer league
hope everyone's day was good
tired
lots of fireworks still going off - dogs freaking out
watching what I'm guessing is a replay of NBA Summer league
hope everyone's day was good
Evening leagures!
Happy 4th again.
4 miles in tonight straight through no breaks. My legs are jello
Gotta work so that blows
Grilled chicken was good tonight
That's all for now. Press on leagures!
Happy 4th again.
4 miles in tonight straight through no breaks. My legs are jello
Gotta work so that blows
Grilled chicken was good tonight
That's all for now. Press on leagures!
The life you save may be your own,
Good morning and Happy National Apple Turnover Day.
Amen to that. I dream of the day I can eat one again lol. It has to be Apple.
Man, the Avionics have changed since the 1970's.
Morning D-Leaguers.
Jerry we got another 2 inches of rain yesterday and last night. Over 4 and 1/2 in the last two days.
Soggy.
Jerry we got another 2 inches of rain yesterday and last night. Over 4 and 1/2 in the last two days.
Soggy.
Good morning. I wonder how many thousands of dollars worth of fireworks I heard go off last night? Must have been several.
Once Bernie sanders becomes president, I'm sure you will be able to put fireworks on your food stamp card
Science Break:
NASA will celebrate July 4 with the arrival of the Juno spacecraft at Jupiter. (if all goes well) The Juno spacecraft will end its nearly five-year journey through space and embark on a mission to study the planet like never before.
The spacecraft must lock on to Jupiter into what’s called a polar orbit. This is the most dangerous part of the entire Juno mission, and is what NASA will be watching instead of fireworks tonight. As Juno approaches its destination tonight the tremendous gravitational pull of Jupiter will accelerate the spacecraft to blazing speeds of more than 150,000 mph, making Juno one of the fastest human-made objects ever built.
After reaching a max speed of 165,000 mph, fast enough to fly around Earth in 9 minutes, Juno will slam on the breaks by firing its engines.
The engines will fire for 35 minutes straight, burning through 17,600 pounds of fuel in the process. Should anything go wrong, the spacecraft will blast past Jupiter, into deep space with no chance of return. The engine burn will start at 11:18pm ET tonight.
(click image to expand)
The above photo was taken by Juno on the 29th before its instruments were powered down in preparation for Jupiter orbit insertion. Juno captured this image at a distance of 3.3 million miles from Jupiter.
The burn worked. It is in Jupiter's orbit.
Bert I don't believe we have gotten quite thst much. The bottom did fall out yesterday for a bit. I believe west Kentucky got something like 5 inches just yesterday.
That is what the cockpit looks like in a new Warrior.
Morning D. Salutations from the shanty.
More coffee..........................
More coffee..........................
- Good Morning, Y'all.
- 81º in Johns Creek. Cloudy. Cool breeze. VFR. Hope we get some rain today.
- Blood Sugar = 95. Weight = 228. Ate too much good tasting food Sat, Sun & Mon.
- Tom Leach Show going.
- Dark Magic going.
- Slept about 10 hours. I have no stamina. Feel a little better physically.
- The football team will report in about a month.
- I was trying to walk on at Ole Miss football 55 years ago. Hazing was getting your hair really messed up by the starters. That was all. I was the worst player on the team.
- That's all.
- Over.
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