No, but is that a Polaris missile?
Can you name this ship? What President visited here in November of 1963?
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Get yourself one of those reusable pods and grind your own. They will hold more than a regular pod so you can make it stronger if you like.Wife bought a Keurig about a month ago. Have yet to find a brand of pod that's worth a damn to drink.
This is my coffee. Jet fuel.
folgers. Damned New Orleans swill.
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Gene Wilder was one of the funniest folks God ever created.
Young Frankenstein was absolutely fantastic.
"What knockers"
Frau Kreeble.
I love it and have a Blu-ray copy I watch every year or so.
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Greetings all y'all. Coffee mug in hand and livin large.
I can. Just caught up on the posts. I didn't get upset about my trivia question at. I had to be at out patient surgery today at 10:30 am, so I wanted to end the question. The surgery went well but was delayed, so I'm just getting in.
Can you name this ship? What President visited here in November of 1963?
The D is rocking, the trivia questions are great and appreciated. Donfather, for extra credit Guess who the helmsman was on some of those missile shots and depending on the date, maybe that one? A hint is that he posts in the D.
Science Break:
Young suns show themselves in this image of NGC 7129.
Only a few million years old they light up this stellar nursery located about 3,000 light years from us. Most notable are the blueish dust clouds lit up by these suns.
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The compact, pinkish red crescent shapes are also markers of energetic, young stellar objects. Their shape and color is characteristic of glowing hydrogen gas shocked by jets streaming away from newborn stars. Paler, extended filaments of reddish emission mingling with the bluish clouds are caused by dust grains effectively converting the invisible ultraviolet starlight to visible red light through photoluminescence.
Young suns show themselves in this image of NGC 7129.
Only a few million years old they light up this stellar nursery located about 3,000 light years from us. Most notable are the blueish dust clouds lit up by these suns.
(click image to expand)
The compact, pinkish red crescent shapes are also markers of energetic, young stellar objects. Their shape and color is characteristic of glowing hydrogen gas shocked by jets streaming away from newborn stars. Paler, extended filaments of reddish emission mingling with the bluish clouds are caused by dust grains effectively converting the invisible ultraviolet starlight to visible red light through photoluminescence.
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I'm miserable. Fried up a couple of huge chicken breasts with corn and white rice and gravy from the chicken drippings. I ate too much of that and then ate some red velvet cupcakes with vanilla icing.
- Home at last.
- No business.
- Leaning 70 footer gone. Happy.
- Sawdust all over our deck. Unhappy. Should I call them to come and lick their calf again? Mr. Gomez's crew will get it when they do the yard tomorrow. Nevermind.
- Atlanta has the most rude drivers. Also the worst drivers. There was a rearender just as soon as I left for Lawrenceville this morning.
- On those I-phones.
- Damn it.
- That is all.
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Will I ever get to know what the balance sheet looks like for the CF. Also would like to see a list of the contributors and the dates and amounts. If this legal?
It is indeed. The Observation Island EAG 154 test fired the first one ever and then monitored the Polaris subs shots also. I left the ship just after they test fired the A2 Polaris for the first time. Dependng on the date that picture is of the A1 or the A2. Lots of good memories from that tour, Got to meet all the orginal astronauts. I was on another ship when Kennedy visited it to watch a sub launch. One of best friends piped him aboard.
I would have loved to help you eat that stuff. It is a good miserable.
Did anyone get The Guns of Navaronne?
Winner......Winner....... breakroom kitchen dinner!
they have now
Bert, this engine is brand new. Put in service this month.
In some universe that is actually happening and it is saturday.
Okay. Trivia trivia. You ought to get this one, old people. Everybody knows that Ernest Evans became Chubby Checker. Do you know who gave him the name Chubby Checker?
I know his nickname was Chubby before he became famous- but not sure how he got the last name though
Well, a beautiful young woman can get it then.
Okay part 2. Get either one and you have won. What is Little Richard's real name?
I'm not old i'm......................experienced.
And wasn't it a take off on Fats Domino.
Yessir, it was. You ought to get this.
I heard Dick Clark talk about that name. hat is a hint. I heard another guy who do rock and roll shows maybe tv bandstand call Little Richard Pennyman.
The person that named him wasn't famous, but her husband was.
Winner winner chicken dinner. Dick Clark's wife named him. And Richard Pennyman is from Macon, Georgia. James Brown played in his band early on.
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