And someone named Chester to make it.Now you need a coffee pot like this to go with it:
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I was throwing away an old pallet I had in my garage and brought it out in my driveway and a dude stopped and offered me $50.00 for it.....I put it on ebay!!!
I was throwing away an old pallet I had in my garage and brought it out in my driveway and a dude stopped and offered me $50.00 for it.....I put it on ebay!!!
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Years ago I collected a bunch of pallets for woodworking. Heck...free lumber. Mostly oak.
Have you ever tried to get those suckers apart? I guess it's the kind of nails they use but I would think it would be easier wrestling with a bear. Got a few apart....and gave up.
I refuse to post on my phone. The Iphone typing is for young folks.
I hate to say it but i like sushi. I am scared of it but it is good.OK I admit it, I like my Sushi FRIED. Not cut bait
I LOVE BAIT.
@AustinTXCat ... not quite in Austin, but coming your way. Haven't ate there for years (none up this way) but when I lived in Georgia I loved their chicken.
www.restaurantbusinessonline.com
Looks like some good 'ol boys just off the ranch are operating them 😊
'Its latest deals feature experienced quick-service operators. Sajib Singha and Asish Baidya of SAT Restaurant Group have partnered on a number of quick-service deals while Khalid Siddiqui of LASH has been a franchisee of Yum Brands and Dairy Queen.'
Bojangles is making a big move into Texas
The regional chicken chain will be opening locations in Houston and Dallas as part of a major move into the Lone Star State.
www.restaurantbusinessonline.com
Looks like some good 'ol boys just off the ranch are operating them 😊
'Its latest deals feature experienced quick-service operators. Sajib Singha and Asish Baidya of SAT Restaurant Group have partnered on a number of quick-service deals while Khalid Siddiqui of LASH has been a franchisee of Yum Brands and Dairy Queen.'
Dang that looks good.I met my brother for lunch down in Brooksville and we had the Shrimp and Grits. I have had shrimp & grits all over the South and everyone seems to have their own recipe. This one is a little different. They use tomato gravy and bacon and make a grit cake.
This is not your typical touristy place to eat. It is down home food that goes back generations. It is off the beaten path.
https://www.floridacrackerkitchen.com/
World Famous 10,000 Island Shrimp & Grits
Our version, crispy grit cakes with fresh shrimp, sauteed with Granny’s Tomato Gravy & bacon.
Having made my living on the railroad in Sales and Marketing and having studied economics at Louisville, North Florida and Johns Hopkins I think I understand economics.
The answer is:
We have the dumbest bastard as President in our history.
He is a retard, pure and simple.
Great news. Thanks. I love Bojangles. Always visit Knoxville location at least once when back home.@AustinTXCat ... not quite in Austin, but coming your way. Haven't ate there for years (none up this way) but when I lived in Georgia I loved their chicken.
Bojangles is making a big move into Texas
The regional chicken chain will be opening locations in Houston and Dallas as part of a major move into the Lone Star State.
Looks like some good 'ol boys just off the ranch are operating them 😊
'Its latest deals feature experienced quick-service operators. Sajib Singha and Asish Baidya of SAT Restaurant Group have partnered on a number of quick-service deals while Khalid Siddiqui of LASH has been a franchisee of Yum Brands and Dairy Queen.'
I hugged a tree in college once. It was the closest thing I could find for stability while I was puking my guts out.Hell yes. Tree huggers are stupid.
He needs to be in a nursing home, not the White House.
Needs to be in the hospital ward in prison. He has been a deviant human being his entire life and the "news" is trying to pass him off as a lovable grandpa...
Good Saturday Morning
The weather report for today shows a current temperature of 74° with the Wind South East at 6 mph. Our chance of rain this afternoon will be 17% with a humidity of 86%. We will have plenty of sunshine as we get up to 86°. It looks as if Claudette has missed us and wasn't strong enough to send storms out our way. Maybe next time.
Not much going on today. My brother is in the area visiting my niece and he will drop by on his way back home to pick up a nice Webber grill I am giving to my nephew. The Ole Boy has been a good one over the years but I am down sizing on a daily basis and he can put it to good use. I have cooked every thing imaginable on that grill and always cranked her up during a football game or basketball game. I am glad it is staying in the family.
Y'all have a great day.
The weather report for today shows a current temperature of 74° with the Wind South East at 6 mph. Our chance of rain this afternoon will be 17% with a humidity of 86%. We will have plenty of sunshine as we get up to 86°. It looks as if Claudette has missed us and wasn't strong enough to send storms out our way. Maybe next time.
Not much going on today. My brother is in the area visiting my niece and he will drop by on his way back home to pick up a nice Webber grill I am giving to my nephew. The Ole Boy has been a good one over the years but I am down sizing on a daily basis and he can put it to good use. I have cooked every thing imaginable on that grill and always cranked her up during a football game or basketball game. I am glad it is staying in the family.
Y'all have a great day.
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Listening to the radio and Fish and Wildlife will be releasing 20,000 small spotted Seatrout into the Gulf this weekend. They will be about 7-10 inches but get a lot bigger. They are a very good eating fish. One of my favorites.
I always like stories like this because it means the waters are healthy and productive. A few years ago they seeded huge oyster beds and they should be producing in a couple of years. It take about 5 years to get them good and settled and ready to harvest.
I always like stories like this because it means the waters are healthy and productive. A few years ago they seeded huge oyster beds and they should be producing in a couple of years. It take about 5 years to get them good and settled and ready to harvest.
A good wet Saturday morning to all from the Buckeye State. Storms everywhere yesterday afternoon/night. Blessed by the Lord that my little 'neck of the woods' was spared any damaging hail, winds, etc. Couple tornadoes around and I saw where one town had hail 2.5 inches in diameter. That will do some damage.
Had a great Father's Day weekend surprise last night that the Mrs has known about for a few weeks. My oldest son popped in from Nashville. On vacation this next week so he's up for a week. So, imagine we'll be busy just running here and there....other than today....lots of rain everywhere including the entire state of Indiana.
Y'all have a good Saturday.
Had a great Father's Day weekend surprise last night that the Mrs has known about for a few weeks. My oldest son popped in from Nashville. On vacation this next week so he's up for a week. So, imagine we'll be busy just running here and there....other than today....lots of rain everywhere including the entire state of Indiana.
Y'all have a good Saturday.
Morning folks. It is a sunny morning here with a temp of 71.8°F and supposed to get to 91 this afternoon. It got really warm yesterday also, but I re-mowed the yard to get it back down to 3.5". We could use some of Ohio Colonels rain.
Arizona company today. I don't know exactly what time but probably this afternoon. Maybe 91° will feel cool for them based on what they are getting.
Arizona company today. I don't know exactly what time but probably this afternoon. Maybe 91° will feel cool for them based on what they are getting.
Just finished Chapter 15. I am back on track now.
Good morning D-League. It's currently 68°, with 96% humidity. This afternoon will bring mostly sunny skies and a high of 87°.
Everyone stay safe on this Saturday.
Everyone stay safe on this Saturday.
My recipe for today. Vegan Ice Cream
Happy Saturday D-League. I hope everyone is having a good morning. Took a long hike this morning, taking a break before doing a few chores around the house.
I read Oscar Tschiebwe is in Lexington, completing the team until Davion does or doesn't decide to return. Apparently he had some hair-raising story of getting out of the Congo involving a volcano and other impediments.
Been listening to a lot of early George Jones lately. Here's one for the D-League:
I read Oscar Tschiebwe is in Lexington, completing the team until Davion does or doesn't decide to return. Apparently he had some hair-raising story of getting out of the Congo involving a volcano and other impediments.
Been listening to a lot of early George Jones lately. Here's one for the D-League:
Good morning from ATX. Currently 75°F. Today's high predicted for around 96°F.
Wife just mentioned breakfast, so I may make a run here in a few. Plan on mowing grass before outside temps get too hot.
Wishing happiness and health for all our fellow D-League members.
Wife just mentioned breakfast, so I may make a run here in a few. Plan on mowing grass before outside temps get too hot.
Wishing happiness and health for all our fellow D-League members.
This is a Submarine Watching Tower that was constructed during WWII used to sight and observe Nazi submarines off of the coast. It is the last one still standing in Florida. I believe a total of 1,500 were constructed up and down the Eastern Seaboard but we only have this one still standing down here. It is located near Ormond Beach on the Atlantic side.
I wonder if the WOKE folks will want it torn down.
I wonder if the WOKE folks will want it torn down.
Very cool Sawnee. They have those at the stretch of Delaware Beach we vacation at every summer. The U-Boats apparently sank ships close enough off shore there that the locals could see the burning freighters. Must have made it all seem real.This is a Submarine Watching Tower that was constructed during WWII used to sight and observe Nazi submarines off of the coast. It is the last one still standing in Florida. I believe a total of 1,500 were constructed up and down the Eastern Seaboard but we only have this one still standing down here. It is located near Ormond Beach on the Atlantic side.
I wonder if the WOKE folks will want it torn down.
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The closest I will come to indulging in that will be eating the olive!!!!!Good morning from ATX. Currently 75°F. Today's high predicted for around 96°F.
Wife just mentioned breakfast, so I may make a run here in a few. Plan on mowing grass before outside temps get too hot.
Wishing happiness and health for all our fellow D-League members.
Good late morning all,
A busy day in the hood. Going to go eat early for fathers day with my eldest paying this time. Ate with my youngest paying last Saturday. I need to drink some coffee though.
Oh, God bless your endeavors today to where you reap the benefit of an everlasting life. God Bless you all.
A busy day in the hood. Going to go eat early for fathers day with my eldest paying this time. Ate with my youngest paying last Saturday. I need to drink some coffee though.
Oh, God bless your endeavors today to where you reap the benefit of an everlasting life. God Bless you all.
We had a bunch of them in Kentucky, but the mountains got in the way of seeing the subs.This is a Submarine Watching Tower that was constructed during WWII used to sight and observe Nazi submarines off of the coast. It is the last one still standing in Florida. I believe a total of 1,500 were constructed up and down the Eastern Seaboard but we only have this one still standing down here. It is located near Ormond Beach on the Atlantic side.
I wonder if the WOKE folks will want it torn down.
The Director cooks them in a pressure cooker for a few minutes before she fries them..........they are as tender as a MIL's heart........
An apparently rare bird - a white guy who doesn't hate on and beat up Asians. I didn't know we were attacking Asians until the MSM recently starting telling us we were doing this.
On the topic of Submarine warfare off the US coast, I have this map framed down in my "satellite office" in the basement (main office is upstairs). And yes, I know it is too small to see anything.
But on the map I could document 14 American and British ships sunk off Delaware in World War 1 - then about 20 in WW 2...It hadn't even occurred to me that there was sub warfare of that intensity off US coasts during the First World War.
This map is pretty cool, by the way. National Geographic documented every shipwreck in the Chesapeake and up the DelMarVa coast back to the Spanish days of the 1500s -- nearly 5,000 in all. That's a lot of human drama.
But on the map I could document 14 American and British ships sunk off Delaware in World War 1 - then about 20 in WW 2...It hadn't even occurred to me that there was sub warfare of that intensity off US coasts during the First World War.
This map is pretty cool, by the way. National Geographic documented every shipwreck in the Chesapeake and up the DelMarVa coast back to the Spanish days of the 1500s -- nearly 5,000 in all. That's a lot of human drama.
He is my Karate instructor of 32 plus years. He taught me how to beat up on other white people.
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Chicken or Groundhog? 😁
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I know we have some who enjoy Bluegrass Music in the D League. I grew up on it and it never grew old to me. When I lived in Cumming, Georgia about every Friday night we would gather at an old music store on Highway 9 and listen to Frances Mooney and her guests and friends. Some of the all time best dropped by over the years. Tom T Hall, Dixie Hall to name a few. Frances Mooney has been playing music for over 50 years and is in the Country Music Hall of Fame. Back in the 70's she left Georgia and went to Kentucky and was a high profile singer and bass player with The Bluegrass Generation out of Louisville, She was a big part of the Kentucky bluegrass scene in the mid-70s during the early days of Ricky Skaggs and Vince Gill. Both actually contributed to a few of the early Bluegrass Generation album
She is still going strong and I am glad I met her and enjoy her fellowship and especially her music. Some of you may have crossed paths too.
She is still going strong and I am glad I met her and enjoy her fellowship and especially her music. Some of you may have crossed paths too.
Grass mowed. Hot out there.
Wife and I just watched "Stripes", much of which was filmed in KY. I first viewed the film a little under 40 years ago at the theater on Fort Campbell with buddies in my outfit. Brought back many memories. Great flick.
Hope y'all enjoying your day.
Wife and I just watched "Stripes", much of which was filmed in KY. I first viewed the film a little under 40 years ago at the theater on Fort Campbell with buddies in my outfit. Brought back many memories. Great flick.
Hope y'all enjoying your day.
It was a great flick. Only people familiar with the area knew that you can't get to the airport by driving across the bridge to Indiana.
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