Fantastic post.
I used to read Hemingway. I did not understand him until I got old.
But in my mind I am still a lion, just an old lion.
Least yer not a lyin lion.
Fantastic post.
I used to read Hemingway. I did not understand him until I got old.
But in my mind I am still a lion, just an old lion.
Bert - I prefer to think of myself as a "Secondhand" Lion. Sort of like Robert Duvall in this clip..Fantastic post.
I used to read Hemingway. I did not understand him until I got old.
But in my mind I am still a lion, just an old lion.
😁 I may watch that tonight.Bert - I prefer to think of myself as a "Secondhand" Lion. Sort of like Robert Duval in this clip..
Bert, I could not agree more. Vintage Duvall, both of them...Not Gus McCrae level (nothing is) but very strong...😁 I may watch that tonight.
2003 era brought me two fantastic movies. Second Hand Lions and Free Range. I love both.
Same here! Started watching in the lead up to 86, but that World Cup was the first total soccer binge for me.Yes, several times, both men and women. Began seriously following soccer back in 1986.
No, Cord, you are correct. Spencer Tracy played the part in the movie, based on Ernest Hemingway's last successful novel. I believe (haven't seen the movie for many years) there is a voice over about the lions on the beach in the movie as well...Old Man and The sea! remember watching as a kid!!! Spencer Tracy? Is this in the discussion? Or am I out there somewhere?
Only saw this as a play but I had read the story.Old Man and The sea! remember watching as a kid!!! Spencer Tracy? Is this in the discussion? Or am I out there somewhere?
Mine was a FOX.Not a Panther, but I was stalked by a Cougar one time!!!!!
Or, he only had that one night stand and his wife found out about it.Interpretation: You've always secretly hated that nightstand but paid too much money for it to just get rid of it.
But this is merely a guess.
I agree with everything you said in your post. I've utilized some Ubuntu and Fedora distros and both seemed stable and flexible on an old obsolete systems. I'll add the caveat the systems were design to upgrade rather than replace. I'd load it onto this system I've got now but it has popped a few caps and not worth repairing so I'll build a newer one. Whatever hardware I chose, will with specific intent, support both OS because I enjoy the ability to change my mind if I feel the need. All my systems are built that way. I loved the mobile functionalities of the MS surface laptop for remote access while being a fed. I felt that it was fantastic solution. My home system server has different purpose and I liked the simplicity of simply plugging into my home hard-wired network. As always, your long ears are welcomed.Not me. Intel all the way. Got badly burned by AMD hardware incompatibilities and off-the-wall errata back during late-90s. Never again.
Hey, I resemble that remark. 🤪My son, a computer engineer for Norton Hospital group in Louisville, swears by Linux.
Of course he is retired Army and you know those guys.
Yep, I have been chased by a few bitches too!You can do that here and I hope you're dreaming about dogs too or it's going to be a long hunt because you won't likely see one otherwise. A .357 is perfect for this. Pistol or carbine.
Then again there's this as they lose their fear of people. Now they live along golf courses because it's easy living. They're the largest Feline I've heard purr (awesome sound) and more closely related to your house cat than the Jaguar.
As subsidized predators their endangered preferred prey is threatened by the high numbers not subject to natural habitat limiting factors. True carnivores that rarely scavenge when there are other meat sources.
Trying to protect these guys along the southwest border is already a difficult challenge without the flipping societal chaos.
My thought exactly. Almost watched it last night but family wanted to play cards with in-laws over.😁 I may watch that tonight.
2003 era brought me two fantastic movies. Second Hand Lions and Free Range. I love both.
Had one cup part of my privates as she pushed me into a corner at a bar one night.Not a Panther, but I was stalked by a Cougar one time!!!!!
Had one cup part of my privates as she pushed me into a corner at a bar one night.
Warning! This is Bruce Connole. Dark stuff but interesting musician. I know these fellers from other local bands and a local "Happy Hour" treat. My wife told him during a break he might be the saddest man she had ever met.Yep, I have been chased by a few bitches too!
One of my railroad friends, Russ Hamilton of Hamilton, ONT played bagpipes for the "Queens Brigade". He used to bring them on his trips to the U.S. but they got really picky about the ivory in them so he had to stop.
He could entertain anyone within a half mile of him.
I agree with everything you said in your post. I've utilized some Ubuntu and Fedora distros and both seemed stable and flexible on an old obsolete systems. I'll add the caveat the systems were design to upgrade rather than replace. I'd load it onto this system I've got now but it has popped a few caps and not worth repairing so I'll build a newer one. Whatever hardware I chose, will with specific intent, support both OS because I enjoy the ability to change my mind if I feel the need. All my systems are built that way. I loved the mobile functionalities of the MS surface laptop for remote access while being a fed. I felt that it was fantastic solution. My home system server has different purpose and I liked the simplicity of simply plugging into my home hard-wired network. As always, your long ears are welcomed.
Warning! This is Bruce Connole dark stuff but interesting. I know these fellers from other local bands and a local "Happy Hour" treat. My wife told him during a break he might be the saddest man she had ever met.
Don't know why I didn't think of this earlier, but have you ever seen the movie Jeremiah? 1998 I think starring Patrick Dempsey and Oliver Reed. Pretty good movie. It's on a number of free apps...Pluto, Tubi, etc....also on YouTube.....Good morning D, read 12, a Prayer, an answer, and a promise.
This was San Francisco in 1969. Talk about a city that has changed. True Grit is probably banned and no way on earth a Support Your Local Sheriff sign would be permitted. It is all disappearing before our eyes.
Don't know why I didn't think of this earlier, but have you ever seen the movie Jeremiah? 1998 I think starring Patrick Dempsey and Oliver Reed. Pretty good movie. It's on a number of free apps...Pluto, Tubi, etc....also on YouTube.....
Hope everyone has a good day and stays dry. My computer went down a few days ago and it looks like the motherboard is the culprit. So, I will probably have to purchase another laptop and I’ll not post much. This is from my phone, and I hate it.
Open Range?😁 I may watch that tonight.
2003 era brought me two fantastic movies. Second Hand Lions and Free Range. I love both.
Couple points..........I agree with everything you said in your post. I've utilized some Ubuntu and Fedora distros and both seemed stable and flexible on an old obsolete systems. I'll add the caveat the systems were design to upgrade rather than replace. I'd load it onto this system I've got now but it has popped a few caps and not worth repairing so I'll build a newer one. Whatever hardware I chose, will with specific intent, support both OS because I enjoy the ability to change my mind if I feel the need. All my systems are built that way. I loved the mobile functionalities of the MS surface laptop for remote access while being a fed. I felt that it was fantastic solution. My home system server has different purpose and I liked the simplicity of simply plugging into my home hard-wired network. As always, your long ears are welcomed.
Never heard of it OC, thanksDon't know why I didn't think of this earlier, but have you ever seen the movie Jeremiah? 1998 I think starring Patrick Dempsey and Oliver Reed. Pretty good movie. It's on a number of free apps...Pluto, Tubi, etc....also on YouTube.....
Don't know why I didn't think of this earlier, but have you ever seen the movie Jeremiah? 1998 I think starring Patrick Dempsey and Oliver Reed. Pretty good movie. It's on a number of free apps...Pluto, Tubi, etc....also on YouTube.....
Has never heard if this movie! Thank you. I'll check it out
Me3 . . . tonight is likely.Never heard of it OC, thanks
Are those brushes underneath the trollies to sweep the excrement off the streets? 😉Good morning D-League. Its currently 59° here in Eastern Kentucky. This afternoon will bring sunny skies and a high around 90°.
Everyone stay safe out there today.
I remember the day I first looked in the mirror and did not recognize the man I saw.Fantastic post.
I used to read Hemingway. I did not understand him until I got old.
But in my mind I am still a lion, just an old lion.
That happened to me one night in a bar in Denmark but, it was not a Cougar, it was a Philly.Had one cup part of my privates as she pushed me into a corner at a bar one night.
There's a Warrior-Cat depression hitting about now because the national day today deals with something I don't eat.Good morning from ATX. Currently 78°F, clear and calm. 76% humidity. Today's high may reach 95°F. Tropical depression in the Gulf apparently looks like it will hit Louisiana instead of TX. Bah!
Happy Friday!
Wishing happiness and health for all our fellow D-League members.