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Sorry for your loss.

Wishing you a great day as well.
Thanks ATX. I have been to the great state of Texas a few times with the National Guard. Some of the guys went to town one weekend, said the went to this joint and they searched them for weapons, they said they didn't have any so they gave them some! I know that a military man would never tell a lie!
 
Mr. Rooster or any other D league brainiacs, and remember I am a computer dunce. I have found on my deck these cocoon looking things. Having never seen one of them I just had to take one down. They look like a very small snail shell and even has what looks like an antenna one end. I opened it up and it had a larva or worm in it. I have another one in a container right now, but it hasn't opened up. A couple of them I have seen has a hole chewed thur the shell and are gone. Just wondering what they are and what they turn into. I went out on the deck Tuesday and there was a small hornet looking creature just trying to learn how to fly. Could it have been a hornet?
Bagworm moth larvae (like snails) build escape cover with cocoon like silk.
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All hornets are wasps. All wasps not hornets.
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Bagworm moth larvaes (like snails) build escape cover with cocoon like silk.
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All hornets are wasps. All wasps not hornets.
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It's not anything like a bagworm that I have ever seen. They have a hard shell case and are really adhered to what ever it attached to like a bolt head or just a piece of lumber another thing is that they are all up high.
 
I like that Austin!

I met the Yardbirds in 1966 when they were on the Dick Clark Caravan of Stars. Two years in a row they stayed at Park Mammoth while they did shows in the area. I was the desk clerk from 3 to 11. I had my hands full with some of the more addicted folks.

Eric Clapton was a wonderful person and guys like Bobby Goldsboro, Del Shannon et.al. were sober. The others were in their own little world.

I was a soph. in college. I had never smoke pot or did drugs. They reinforced the idea to never do it in my life.

I have never smoked pot or used any illegal drugs. I don't even know what it smells like. What have I missed? Cool is something I never was.
 
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It's not anything like a bagworm that I have ever seen. They have a hard shell case and are really adhered to what ever it attached to like a bolt head or just a piece of lumber another thing is that they are all up high.
Climbing snails like frogs don't have complex thoughts so its about resources (food & H₂O), safety (escape) or sex.
 
Hey there! Played golf yesterday morning and then came home and went straight to the workshop. Many beers later my wife came home and made me come inside.

Went to the course this morning for a cup of coffee and ended up playing 18 with a guy for his birthday. Sure did get hot out there after 2.

Ben, I have to play golf here on the 2 of Oct. The 3 I may have to figure up the scores and teams. Looks like Oct 1 will be the best day of the 3 for me.

Since I first learned about him in 1979 I've thought that Al Di Meola was the best guitarist. Paco de Lucia and John McLaughlin are right there with him.

No one ever mentions Mark Knopler either. Oh well, the best guitarist is probably someone who was always a session musician and we don't know his name. Roy Clark, Chet Atkins, and Glen Campbell never get their due because they were country music I guess.

Oct 1 works for me. We'll pencil it in, and if we can find another D Leaguer, like maybe Eville, great. If not, I will round up another player or two from here. What time would you want to make it? You are right at 2 hours and 45 minutes from the I-64 and Gene Snyder interchange, assuming you would drive at 75 mph.
 
Hey there! Played golf yesterday morning and then came home and went straight to the workshop. Many beers later my wife came home and made me come inside.

Went to the course this morning for a cup of coffee and ended up playing 18 with a guy for his birthday. Sure did get hot out there after 2.

Ben, I have to play golf here on the 2 of Oct. The 3 I may have to figure up the scores and teams. Looks like Oct 1 will be the best day of the 3 for me.

Since I first learned about him in 1979 I've thought that Al Di Meola was the best guitarist. Paco de Lucia and John McLaughlin are right there with him.

No one ever mentions Mark Knopler either. Oh well, the best guitarist is probably someone who was always a session musician and we don't know his name. Roy Clark, Chet Atkins, and Glen Campbell never get their due because they were country music I guess.

You're one right ymmot. He had one of the best guitar riffs of all time on "Money for Nothing".
 
I like that Austin!

I met the Yardbirds in 1966 when they were on the Dick Clark Caravan of Stars. Two years in a row they stayed at Park Mammoth while they did shows in the area. I was the desk clerk from 3 to 11. I had my hands full with some of the more addicted folks.

Eric Clapton was a wonderful person and guys like Bobby Goldsboro, Del Shannon et.al. were sober. The others were in their own little world.

I was a soph. in college. I had never smoke pot or did drugs. They reinforced the idea to never do it in my life.
Did you get to meet any other bands while working there?
 
We'll pencil it in, and if we can find another D Leaguer, like maybe Eville, great.

Thanks for the invite Ben101er. I'm not sure about making that trip...that's a 4 1/2 to 5 hr drive not including the time change. I have a few vacation days left so I'm not ruling it out. Oct. 1st seems like a nice day for some golf... It will probably take a special set of circumstances...i.e the redhead is OK with it & I get away from work. I always like to play new courses.
Let me mull it over...maybe I could meet up w/ymmot outside of Lville?
 
Oct 1 works for me. We'll pencil it in, and if we can find another D Leaguer, like maybe Eville, great. If not, I will round up another player or two from here. What time would you want to make it? You are right at 2 hours and 45 minutes from the I-64 and Gene Snyder interchange, assuming you would drive at 75 mph.

OK, I've got it in my phone. I'll make it there faster than that.

Thanks for the invite Ben101er. I'm not sure about making that trip...that's a 4 1/2 to 5 hr drive not including the time change. I have a few vacation days left so I'm not ruling it out. Oct. 1st seems like a nice day for some golf... It will probably take a special set of circumstances...i.e the redhead is OK with it & I get away from work. I always like to play new courses.
Let me mull it over...maybe I could meet up w/ymmot outside of Lville?

That'll work.
 
Thanks for the invite Ben101er. I'm not sure about making that trip...that's a 4 1/2 to 5 hr drive not including the time change. I have a few vacation days left so I'm not ruling it out. Oct. 1st seems like a nice day for some golf... It will probably take a special set of circumstances...i.e the redhead is OK with it & I get away from work. I always like to play new courses.
Let me mull it over...maybe I could meet up w/ymmot outside of Lville?

You have to get up a little earlier, but it is great when you get that hour back, on the return trip. If, we play at 10 am, you could be home by 5:30 with the change.
 
I have never smoked pot or used any illegal drugs. I don't even know what it smells like. What have I missed? Cool is something I never was.
I might be the only 76 year old man who has never seen pot. Only pictures. I missed it completely. It just wasn't around when I was a youth. By the time I was married and raising a family I had more things on my mind . So I missed it. Now my brother was different but he was 10 years younger
 
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Played the Friday night scramble tonight. Nothing much happened to speak of, except for the last drive I hit. 423yd par 4 and my ball was sitting right next to the 100yd marker in the middle of the fairway. I can't imagine I'll ever hit one that far again. Everything must have come together just right.
 
I might be the only 76 year old man who has never seen pot. Only pictures. I missed it completely. It just wasn't around when I was a youth. By the time I was married and raising a family I had more things on my mind . So I missed it. Now my brother was different but he was 10 years younger
I am a 73 year old man who grew up in Park City on a farm that raised hemp during World War II. Our fence rows were full of wild hemp that kept coming up until 1965 when the State Police came in and cut it down.

I never smoked it because my dad told me not to.
 
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