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Jed at Walmart Monday?
Don't let the cat get your tongue. Go ahead and make a full commitment to the D. You've got a good sense of humor.
Haha nice
Large Mouth's 3 - Warrior-cat 3 so today was a push I guess. A couple of Marines from the MarDet (Marine Detachment) stationed at Sill showed up about 2 hours into my fishing day and joined me. One of them I recognized because he came through my office a week or so back to get his flight set up going to Japan for his next duty station. He was fishing with spinner bait and thought he had gotten caught up in the lake grass and weeds so he was really pulling to try and get unstuck. When he finally got the lure back in, he found a lot of grass attached to a bass that was a pretty good size. His response "It's already a good day if you at least catch one". The other one was not having any luck until I gave him one of my dark blue flaked 8" stick worm lures. It wasn't 10 minutes after that that he caught one and then another. I left shortly after leaving the them a couple more lures.
Good start to the 4th.
Good start to the 4th.
People often mistakenly believe that July 4 celebrates our independence from England. In fact it it celebrates our declaration of independence. England would have something to say about that. We faced a long and bloody Revolutionary War that ended at the Battle of Yorktown in 1781. The Treaty of Paris in 1783 finally sealed the deal.
And that is the rest of the story.
And that is the rest of the story.
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Joey Chestnut retains his title. 64 hot dogs in 10 minutes. He beat his closest competitor by 19. Now comes the really miserable part for Joey, getting those dogs out of his system. Need I say more.
The nest has storm damage, adults on territory, a successful spring fledge probably somewhat spoiled and dependent.
Thanks for posting that, Chief. Everybody did not know that.
many times when my wife and I are out eating, if we see someone in uniform (soldiers) we anonymously pay for their food. Sunday morning we went for breakfast, in walked this older couple with him proudly wearing his Vietnam vet hat. I told our waitress that I wanted his check and for her not to say who picked up his tab..I heard her tell them that somebody bought their meal to say thank you for his service. That old man looked around the room with a smile like somebody really cares. It got to me.. Why can't America spend as much time for those who fought for our freedom, stood for our anthem, and honored our country as much as they do those who disrespect everything these people fought for? It's shameful ..
Folks the following is bragging about my family. I suggest that you ingore it, but if you must read.
My most famous relative is James Madison. In the group above the portrait of President Madison is when he was old. Here is a better one.
He is my third cousin, 5x removed. His first cousin was Zachary Taylor:
Present Zachary Taylor is also my 3rd Cousin, 5x removed.
Also in the same family are President John Tyler, President William Henry Harrison and President Benjamin Harrison.
Sherry and I are direct descendants of these folks who fought in the Revolution:
Byrd Prewitt (1753-1833) (Sherry’s 5th Great Grandfather on her mother’s side of the family) served in the Virginia militia during the Revolutionary War.
Jacob Falconberry 2-14-1757 to 11-2-1844 (Bert’s 5th great-grandfather) Virginia Militia Revolutionary War.
Benjamin Aimsley Higginbotham (Abt 1723-1791) was born in Goochland, VA and died in Elbert, GA (Bert’s 4th great-grandfather) He served in the Revolutionary war in Captain William Tucker’s Company of the Amherst County Virginia Militia.
Benjamin Higginbotham Jr (1757-1810) was born Amherst, VA and died in Elbert County, GA. He served in the Revolutionary war in Virginia and North Carolina. (Bert’s 3th great-grandfather)
Larkin Gatewood (1736-1805) was born in King Queen County Virginia and died in Elbert County, Georgia. He served in the Revolutionary war in Virginia as a Sergeant in the Militia. (Bert’s 4th great-grandfather)
John Elmore (1758-1836) born in Lunenburg, VA and died in Barren County, KY. He served in the North Carolina Militia in the Revolutionary War. (Bert’s 4th great-grandfather)
William Davis (1753-1848) buried Maynards Cove, Jackson, AL (Bert’s 5th great-grandfather) Served as a private in the Virginia Militia in the Revolutionary War.
William Marshall (1750-1822) (Bert’s 4th great-grandfather) private in Virginia Line in the Revolutionary War.
My folks love to be rebels.
I feel the same way. Good on you. God bless. That was very nice to read. Maxine thinks you're crazy.
That is Jed. Yeap!
Bert, that's famous.Folks the following is bragging about my family. I suggest that you ingore it, but if you must read.
My most famous relative is James Madison. In the group above the portrait of President Madison is when he was old. Here is a better one.
He is my third cousin, 5x removed. His first cousin was Zachary Taylor:
Present Zachary Taylor is also my 3rd Cousin, 5x removed.
Also in the same family are President John Tyler, President William Henry Harrison and President Benjamin Harrison.
Sherry and I are direct descendants of these folks who fought in the Revolution:
Byrd Prewitt (1753-1833) (Sherry’s 5th Great Grandfather on her mother’s side of the family) served in the Virginia militia during the Revolutionary War.
Jacob Falconberry 2-14-1757 to 11-2-1844 (Bert’s 5th great-grandfather) Virginia Militia Revolutionary War.
Benjamin Aimsley Higginbotham (Abt 1723-1791) was born in Goochland, VA and died in Elbert, GA (Bert’s 4th great-grandfather) He served in the Revolutionary war in Captain William Tucker’s Company of the Amherst County Virginia Militia.
Benjamin Higginbotham Jr (1757-1810) was born Amherst, VA and died in Elbert County, GA. He served in the Revolutionary war in Virginia and North Carolina. (Bert’s 3th great-grandfather)
Larkin Gatewood (1736-1805) was born in King Queen County Virginia and died in Elbert County, Georgia. He served in the Revolutionary war in Virginia as a Sergeant in the Militia. (Bert’s 4th great-grandfather)
John Elmore (1758-1836) born in Lunenburg, VA and died in Barren County, KY. He served in the North Carolina Militia in the Revolutionary War. (Bert’s 4th great-grandfather)
William Davis (1753-1848) buried Maynards Cove, Jackson, AL (Bert’s 5th great-grandfather) Served as a private in the Virginia Militia in the Revolutionary War.
William Marshall (1750-1822) (Bert’s 4th great-grandfather) private in Virginia Line in the Revolutionary War.
My folks love to be rebels.
Folks the following is bragging about my family. I suggest that you ingore it, but if you must read.
My most famous relative is James Madison. In the group above the portrait of President Madison is when he was old. Here is a better one.
He is my third cousin, 5x removed. His first cousin was Zachary Taylor:
Present Zachary Taylor is also my 3rd Cousin, 5x removed.
Also in the same family are President John Tyler, President William Henry Harrison and President Benjamin Harrison.
Sherry and I are direct descendants of these folks who fought in the Revolution:
Byrd Prewitt (1753-1833) (Sherry’s 5th Great Grandfather on her mother’s side of the family) served in the Virginia militia during the Revolutionary War.
Jacob Falconberry 2-14-1757 to 11-2-1844 (Bert’s 5th great-grandfather) Virginia Militia Revolutionary War.
Benjamin Aimsley Higginbotham (Abt 1723-1791) was born in Goochland, VA and died in Elbert, GA (Bert’s 4th great-grandfather) He served in the Revolutionary war in Captain William Tucker’s Company of the Amherst County Virginia Militia.
Benjamin Higginbotham Jr (1757-1810) was born Amherst, VA and died in Elbert County, GA. He served in the Revolutionary war in Virginia and North Carolina. (Bert’s 3th great-grandfather)
Larkin Gatewood (1736-1805) was born in King Queen County Virginia and died in Elbert County, Georgia. He served in the Revolutionary war in Virginia as a Sergeant in the Militia. (Bert’s 4th great-grandfather)
John Elmore (1758-1836) born in Lunenburg, VA and died in Barren County, KY. He served in the North Carolina Militia in the Revolutionary War. (Bert’s 4th great-grandfather)
William Davis (1753-1848) buried Maynards Cove, Jackson, AL (Bert’s 5th great-grandfather) Served as a private in the Virginia Militia in the Revolutionary War.
William Marshall (1750-1822) (Bert’s 4th great-grandfather) private in Virginia Line in the Revolutionary War.
My folks love to be rebels.
Thanks for sharing Bert, as I love anything historical. Madison is also considered the Father of some document
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I have three words for Ol Maxine, but out of respect for our female poster I will not post those three words. Won't take much o figure out those three words...
That is funny. I don't care who you are.
Folks the following is bragging about my family. I suggest that you ingore it, but if you must read.
My most famous relative is James Madison. In the group above the portrait of President Madison is when he was old. Here is a better one.
He is my third cousin, 5x removed. His first cousin was Zachary Taylor:
Present Zachary Taylor is also my 3rd Cousin, 5x removed.
Also in the same family are President John Tyler, President William Henry Harrison and President Benjamin Harrison.
Sherry and I are direct descendants of these folks who fought in the Revolution:
Byrd Prewitt (1753-1833) (Sherry’s 5th Great Grandfather on her mother’s side of the family) served in the Virginia militia during the Revolutionary War.
Jacob Falconberry 2-14-1757 to 11-2-1844 (Bert’s 5th great-grandfather) Virginia Militia Revolutionary War.
Benjamin Aimsley Higginbotham (Abt 1723-1791) was born in Goochland, VA and died in Elbert, GA (Bert’s 4th great-grandfather) He served in the Revolutionary war in Captain William Tucker’s Company of the Amherst County Virginia Militia.
Benjamin Higginbotham Jr (1757-1810) was born Amherst, VA and died in Elbert County, GA. He served in the Revolutionary war in Virginia and North Carolina. (Bert’s 3th great-grandfather)
Larkin Gatewood (1736-1805) was born in King Queen County Virginia and died in Elbert County, Georgia. He served in the Revolutionary war in Virginia as a Sergeant in the Militia. (Bert’s 4th great-grandfather)
John Elmore (1758-1836) born in Lunenburg, VA and died in Barren County, KY. He served in the North Carolina Militia in the Revolutionary War. (Bert’s 4th great-grandfather)
William Davis (1753-1848) buried Maynards Cove, Jackson, AL (Bert’s 5th great-grandfather) Served as a private in the Virginia Militia in the Revolutionary War.
William Marshall (1750-1822) (Bert’s 4th great-grandfather) private in Virginia Line in the Revolutionary War.
My folks love to be rebels.
This post is clear evidence that you are getting ready to run for mayor again.
Shot an 80 today which isn't too bad for the way I've played this year. Biggest story though for a small mind like mine? I was sitting at 76 after hole 17. Get it? I'm proud to be an American, where at least I know I'm free...
Told my wife I'd cook ribs today. Got em going in the instant pot right now and the whole house smells MARVELOUS! She knew I wasn't going to hang out at a hot grill for 4 hours after spending half the day in the Sun on the golf course.
These won't be the best ribs I make, but they'll be a reasonable facsimile.
(I'm the first person to use "facsimile" in the D league. I did it for Rooster.)
These won't be the best ribs I make, but they'll be a reasonable facsimile.
(I'm the first person to use "facsimile" in the D league. I did it for Rooster.)
You had better feed that girl.
I cranked up the Kate Smith vid and had to turn it up to about 75 for it to sound acceptable. Kinda weird, even for youtube videos. Then a Scorpian's tune came on and I knew immediately that something was wrong. I checked the back of the left channel speaker and just as I suspected, it was unplugged. I put the wire back in and tightened the nut but there was still no sound. Turns out the little cat bastards had pulled both wires out of the back of the receiver. I told her that I was not happy about this. I made the point that we give them free reign over a substantial home, feed them the most expensive food we can find, and in essence give them a life equal to our own. I will not tolerate them messing with my sound!
I would like for our cats to spend a week or so in a house down the street that has inferior sound and maybe they would appreciate what they have a little better. Aaaargghhh!
I would like for our cats to spend a week or so in a house down the street that has inferior sound and maybe they would appreciate what they have a little better. Aaaargghhh!
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Speaking of sound. The SVS subwoofer took my sound system from great to epic. It provides the rumble that any movie would require, but beyond that it is very musical. I have to say that at $63 it is one of the top 5 purchases I have ever made. Maybe number 1.
Kate Smith would eat all of your ribs and your QB would be mad.
It's not over till the fat lady sings.
Ann Price's Ghetto Burger. Mrs. Price died in 2015 of Breast Cancer at the age of 72.
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If a customer had unruly children, Mrs. Price would tell you to take your children outside and she would call you when your order was ready. She had a sign on the wall to that effect.
I did. And she was very happy with it.
I would tump Kate Smith over if she tried to eat all my ribs. There's a pecking order here.
That is a good policy. My restaurant will have headphones that children must wear. A microphone and amplifier will feed the sound of their voice back into their ears. Yell louder, go deaf. They'll learn.
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