Ross Perot is the reason we're in this shape. He siphoned off voters who 100% would have voted for Bush. Way more than Clintons margin of victory. Clinton might have been relegated to the ash heap of history but for Perot
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doesn't mean anything, but there you are
doesn't mean anything, but there you are
Bev, you are averaging about 6.5 posts per day since the day you joined.
Need to at least triple your ppd average if we are going to fend off the Big Leaguers.
- Witnessed a tornado: Yes, several (born in Kansas)
- Actually felt an earthquake beneath you: Yes
- Been in a hurricane: 3
- Flood: Yes, too many to count (Duck River, yearly, 1966 to 1978, Charleston last October)
- Aircraft/helicopter crash: yes
- Bad car accident: yes
- Major boating accident: No
- Major fire: No
- Civil Unrest or War: Yes
- Tsunami: No
- Others
- Witnessed a tornado: Yes
- Actually felt an earthquake beneath you: Yes
- Been in a hurricane: No
- Flood: Witnessed & helped those affected..yes. Been directly affected by…no.
- Aircraft/helicopter crash: No
- Bad car accident: Yes
- Major boating accident: No
- Major fire: Yes. Wasn't in the fire (we were out of town)…but it burnt our house to the ground. I was 7 yrs old.
- Civil Unrest or War: No. But I was in (what used to be) Czechoslovakia when the coup broke out in Russia in '91.
- Tsunami: No
- N/A
- Witnessed a tornado: Yes - was actually on Barrett Ave. Downtown Louisville on April 3, 1974
- Actually felt an earthquake beneath you: No
- Been in a hurricane: No
- Flood: Yes
- Aircraft/helicopter crash: no
- Bad car accident: no
- Major boating accident: No
- Major fire: No
- Civil Unrest or War: No
- Tsunami: No
- BCG Era at UK
Nice. I could say the same thing about the Derek Dooley tragedy at UT.
Man, you've had a lot of tough days, my friend
I've not had 9 of these but I did live through the summer when the creek went dry
feel your pain, my friend
I hate heat and weather like this. My curb dumpster smells like rotten ass meat.
Im ready for fall Football, cooler weather and to be able to get into your car without having a heat stroke
Im ready for fall Football, cooler weather and to be able to get into your car without having a heat stroke
I've always preferred cooler weather - hate the heat, the bugs, and as you said, garbage stinks to high heaven until pickup day
I love grilling out in the fall. Summer is known for back yard BBQ but not me. I hate fighting the flies and sweat dripping
The only Duck River flood that really scared my family was the 1973 flood. Water got to our yard but didn't get inside. The only hurricane that scared me was Hugo in 1989. Was in a CH-46 that crashed on the deck of our supply ship in 1984 during a vertrep. Was lucky in that one!
@GhostVol you live in SC correct? My sis lives in beech island on the Georgia border. Close to atomic road
Watching ucla replay from 38-1 team. Never should have stopped platooning. We were killing folks
Ulis to Booker at 13:07 mark is beautiful basketball
Your sis is lucky to be on Beech Island. Love that place. The Savannah River nuclear site brought a lot of jobs to that area, but it saddened me when I learned about the small towns that were lost/moved to locate it there. It's too late tonight for me to get started on Barnwell, but Yucca Mountain needs to serve its purpose and get opened up for nuclear waste like it's supposed to be.
She moved down there in 88-89 because of jobs. Met her husband there and the rest is history. I remember going and seeing refrigerator perry home and James brown in her area. They are gamecock football season ticket holders but still root for my basketball.
Good morning and Happy National Fortune Cookie Day.
Coffee with an apple turnover to start breakfast this morning. Haven't decided what the second course will be but I guarantee a pig gave his life for it and a chicken donated a few potential offspring. Animals are our friends.
- Good Morning, D-League.
- 72º in Johns Creek. Overcast. IFR right now.
- Blood Sugar = 90. Weight = 227.
- My carwash Sunday caused a Hell of a rainstorm yesterday. We got almost 1.5 inches of much needed rain. QB was my hero. She moved everything in because the wind was blowing the rain all over the place. Saved my bacon.
- Likes applied.
- Is the civil terrorism affecting you?
- Is the ISIS terrorism affecting you?
- How are you voting? Do you know yet?
- Over.
Former Atlanta policeman is locked up for Murder for shooting and killing a fleeing felon. He is Caucasian. Fleeing felon was Black.
Did you have any problems with Rivals yesterday?
Not yesterday, but the day before I did. Couldn't log on and was told the page didn't exist.
- Witnessed a tornado: No
- Actually felt an earthquake beneath you: Yes
- Been in a hurricane: No
- Flood: No
- Aircraft/helicopter crash: No
- Bad car accident: yes
- Major boating accident: No
- Major fire: No
- Civil Unrest or War: No
- Tsunami: No
I noticed that one too. About 11:30 yesterday mine acted crazy. It could have been Rivals and it could have been me.
55, good looking carpentry. I know you must be proud of that work. You saved a few hundred dollars. Money saved is money earned.
Surprised at the number of earthquake experiences.
Was living in Atlanta during the 90's and Gulf Coast hurricanes would usually take a day or two to wind down and then move over Atlanta as nothing more than breezy winds and a LOT of rain. Except one of them..which hit the Panama City Beach area and within 4-5 hours was over Atlanta..fast moving. Winds were just below hurricane strength so it was "only" a tropical storm at that time---went on for about 3 hours in the middle of the night. My wife who is from south Florida slept right through it. I..on the other hand...realized that if what I saw in those 3 hours wasn't even a low grade hurricane, then I never wanted anything to do with the real thing.
Realize now that I should have included "Experienced a Train Wreck" for the Donster.
Was living in Atlanta during the 90's and Gulf Coast hurricanes would usually take a day or two to wind down and then move over Atlanta as nothing more than breezy winds and a LOT of rain. Except one of them..which hit the Panama City Beach area and within 4-5 hours was over Atlanta..fast moving. Winds were just below hurricane strength so it was "only" a tropical storm at that time---went on for about 3 hours in the middle of the night. My wife who is from south Florida slept right through it. I..on the other hand...realized that if what I saw in those 3 hours wasn't even a low grade hurricane, then I never wanted anything to do with the real thing.
Realize now that I should have included "Experienced a Train Wreck" for the Donster.
What would you think if you needed a police officer and called 911 and no one came?
Morning D. Greetings from the shanty. Hope this day finds you well.
More coffee..........
More coffee..........
Thanks Don...not to much to it as far as carpentry. Basically remove the bad panel and replace with new, only this time the replacement will not rot,warp, and so on..I did however save myself about 800.00 doing it myself based on estimates to replace..
No one listed divorce? Really? FCC.
I know this is not the "correct" thing to say, but in certain areas that is exactly what some deserve...BUT how does one pick and choose as to when or when not to respond..that's the catch..
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