Afternoon D
Hope all are well
Y’all ready for madness?
We gonna win this thing
The people are ready...
Afternoon D
Hope all are well
Y’all ready for madness?
We gonna win this thing
Det cord has a really fast detonation speed. If memory serves me,(and it has been a really long time) I believe it is somewhere around 6000-6500 m/s. We use to stretch out 100 yds of it and then set it off. It is so fast that it looks like it all goes up instantaneously. Of course, it doesn't but it is faster than the eye can tell.
This is the D league. We don't deal with no M/S! If you don't mind, do the math and give us F/S. Thanks!
This made me smile.
Maybe 20,000 ft per sec? Could be wrong, maybe am wrong and probably are wrong on the conversion!This is the D league. We don't deal with no M/S! If you don't mind, do the math and give us F/S. Thanks!
You mean creepy crean?Watching the UGA/Mizzou game. Ho hum. Tom Crean isn't much of a coach.
Is he still kissing players in the mouth?You mean greepy crean?
Oh My Gosh SC that's nasty!!!!Is he still kissing players in the mouth?
21,000 feet per second if memory serves.Maybe 20,000 ft per sec? Could be wrong, maybe am wrong and probably are wrong on the conversion!
Yes it is but I once saw a photo of him doing it. Sick. I hope he gave that up for lent.Oh My Gosh SC that's nasty!!!!![]()
Is he still kissing players in the mouth?
Yes sir. For actual missile and warhead destruction, idea is render systems inoperable in event of capture. Shape charges work wonders. Ha ha. Those things make some really neat holes.With the legs that thing stood on, it looked kind of like a missile, and you would think that it would go up, rather than blow a hole downward. Really strange, but depending on the size, it would look like a post hole digger had made it, just 15-20 ft deep.
Some things are better left in private.It was his son! See? Nothing creepy about that at all. Oh yeah, don't forget he was the coach at Indiana. Things are "different" up there.
Ymmot talk to your Buddy Bert. I know he has the money. Bert I'm glad you and your wife enjoy the United States Railroad boards monthly annuity. I know you earned most of it!
Congratulations on those awards Bert, and on retiring early. No one ever looked back on life and wished they'd worked one extra year, but lots have wished they'd worked at least one fewer year. Like me, for example.Windy and warm this morning. The wind was going all night. I bet i have some Alabama leaves in my yard this morning.
I do enjoy those checks. We did earn them. They took almost three times out of your check than social security plus the RR had to match that higher percentage. In 1970 and 1971 we folks at the L&N did not get a raise, but instead the L&N agreed to pick up the difference between Railroad Retirement and Social Security. That made a big difference. Most railroad did not do that, but the L&N was special and treated their folks well. The best is the third check, my executive pension. When I retired at 53 years old, I lived on that for 7 years.
The railroad made me do some things I would never have done on my own, like they really encouraged us to take IRAs and 401-ks. Because of them I have a good retirement. The first day of work they gave me a little book called "Benefits". I never read the thing as I was just happy with having a good job. When I turned 50, they had a training session for all the guys and gals that turned 50 that year and their spouses. They had the convention center in the Omni hotel, fed us breakfast & lunch and told us what we had earned. That is when I discovered that I could live on my private pension.
For the private pension they took the five highest years of pay for the last ten years. In the 1990’s I got my highest bonuses and on top of that I got three large awards, two Presidents Awards and one Award of Excellence. So, in 2000 it made sense to get out then as I may not get more awards (they are hard to get). The first Presidents Award was in 1990, the second in 1994 and the Award of Excellence was in 1997. So, I retired.
One must strike while the iron is hot.
It looks like maybe going north of us headed towards ECAT! But I have my safe spot ready!!!Hey Cord. Heads up. Band of pop up storms coming through the City as I type. Headed your way. You are next. FCC.
They're around. I used to hang out with them at the sports bars before the SEC Net. I've got a sister out here along with nephews, nieces, kids & grand kids. When UK played at Talking Stick there were about 8-10K fans. About 5 times more than the other 3 schools combined. I see a few decals, hats & shirts. We'll have a genuine White Castle soon about 6 miles from my house so I won't have to miss them anymore. Bet they omit the Big Red on tap.Mr. Rooster, . . . many Kentuckians in your area?
Mission accomplished!
Just saw a commercial that used the term "slow turkey" when talking about smoking cessation. I told my wife that they should have said "luke cool turkey" or just "cool turkey".
With all of our age and wisdom, why don't we form an advertising company that plays to and takes advantage of age old wisdom and the truths that experience reveals?
If one of you would take the responsibility and provide the financial support, then I would be pleased to be associated with the effort. I'm serious about my commitment. I really am!
Got a mess of'em up here. Just texted my son to see if our house is still there....headed towards ECAT
Probably should. They sure target us by the kind of shows we watch. I forget what I was watching, but yesterday, there were 5 commercials during the break. They were one about walk-in bathtubs, one on burial insurance, one on depends, one for the AARP, and the last one was about back braces.