Hell yes.
Where do you pee?Our little secluded beach received a hard top surface last week. It had been sand and all natural but some folks without 4 wheel drive got stuck and wanted pavement. Very few tourists know where this spot is because you have to drive 11 miles off of the main road to find it. There are no buildings, hotels or high rise condos allowed. Just beach.
I see they planted some palms too.
Since I have no close neighbors, pretty much wherever I please.Where do you pee?
As a free man's statement I often pee off my porch. If some one sees it they have to prove it!Since I have no close neighbors, pretty much wherever I please.
In my bed. 🤪Where do you pee?
Yes, I see them from time to time. They are not good ones though. Old and cheap.31, you ever see any metal detectors at the Piddlers Mall?
Well there is this big body of water we call the Gulf of Mexico. Lots of peeing going on with the dolphins, manatees and every kind of fish you could wish for. So if you are not worried about some fish thinking your ying yang is bait, pull it out and give it a try. But hurry up or a shark might take off half of it.Where do you pee?
Yes, I see them from time to time. They are not good ones though. Old and cheap.
Shot an 81 today. Could have been better. Could have been worse. Is what it is.
Cabinet is completed and moved into the house. It's not in its final resting place yet, hopefully tonight.
Decided on the course today that I wanted baby back ribs tonight. I told dude that they would probably cost $16, which is high. $19.62 and I got the cheap ones. Let's go Brandon!
That's the good thing about having your own place compared to an apartment. The neighbor downstairs might not like sitting out on the balcony and getting a shower. Now that I think of it, it could be where that old saying came from, "don't tell me it's raining".As a free man's statement I often pee off my porch. If some one sees it they have to prove it!
Just to clarify, since you have so many dogs and weapons, anywhere I want to does not include your bed.In my bed. 🤪
If I ever catch one that big, I would train it, put a harness on it, and then let it back in the water to pull my kayak to where the others were.SoCal Kayak Angler Catches 16.75-Pound Largemouth Bass
Hey @warrior-cat , when we gonna see a headline like this outta you?
"take my leader to your leader"If I ever catch one that big, I would train it, put a harness on it, and then let it back in the water to pull my kayak to where the others were.
If you don't have an instant pot, get one and just use it for ribs. That alone makes it a worthy purchase. From nekkid baby backs to tender, sticky, bbq ribs in 45 minutes. Paired it with mustard potato salad and baked beans fortified with sorghum molasses. Simple. Effective.
Yeah, feels like stealing, 41102. And losing big again tonight…What a fiasco.I heard on the radio today, that the Bengals won more games in the month of January than the Reds did in the month of April. Unfortunately, the Reds also played 16 more games than the Bengals.
@MdWIldcat55 , that steak dinner is as good as yours.
Second worst start ever.Yeah, feels like stealing, 41102. And losing big again tonight…What a fiasco.
Funny you mentioned The Honeymooners which happened to be my Dad's favorite TV show and certainly in my all time Top 5. True story. A church friend of mine had his college student granddaughter spend a week with him last summer and he had the DVD collection of the Honeymooners. He played an episode for her and she walked out of the room screaming and threatened to call the police. He told her this was a program in the 1950's and everybody on the show is dead. What are the police going to do? Her answer. Ban this for ever and take it out of the home of anyone who owns a copy.I saw somewhere they are doing a remake of what is probably still one of my top five TV shows, The Honeymooners. I guess nothing with a possible Buck attached to it can be left alone in America.
But can you imagine Hollywood’s take on Ralph Kramden today? In episode one he’ll be arrested as an abusive spouse. Then Alice will announce she is “transitioning” to Alex. Ralph will reflect on all his bad behavior, realize it is because he is secretly Gay and in love with Norton, and they will quit their blue collar jobs and open a florist shop in newly chic Brooklyn. Alex - formerly Alice - will get elected to Congress and marry Trixie. They’ll adopt five illegal immigrant teenagers and the show will morph into a modern version of the Brady Bunch. Ralph and Ed will move into a spare room as the wise and funny “Gay uncles” who keep the family in flowers and baked goods.
I hope I’m kidding but would not be surprised.
That’s funny Sawnee, but also sad. What that anecdote describes is the world my son —who sees things pretty much the way the D-League does - is trying to navigate and survive. College has been basically a 4-year attempt at brainwashing and indoctrination into “Progressive America” which he has hated. Ah well. He’ll find his way.Funny you mentioned The Honeymooners which happened to be my Dad's favorite TV show and certainly in my all time Top 5. True story. A church friend of mine had his college student granddaughter spend a week with him last summer and he had the DVD collection of the Honeymooners. He played an episode for her and she walked out of the room screaming and threatened to call the police. He told her this was a program in the 1950's and everybody on the show is dead. What are the police going to do? Her answer. Ban this for ever and take it out of the home of anyone who owns a copy.
So this is the mindset of some of our youth today. Just ban it and make speech a crime. I guess that is what they teach in some universities today. He told her she might want to go back to mama and daddy in Boston because he was getting ready to watch another episode. I like my friend's attitude.
"Seek and you shall find". . . .Well for some good news. I received a call from Crown Audi and my part has arrived. Sent express air mail from Germany. Now they can fix my wife's car. FUJB
I would want the one with large headlights and can fix the elevator. She has to be able to see what she is doing so I can see what she is doing.Not ready to admit this to my wife yet, but I can admit it here...
A scout from the Dodger's watched me pitch my last high school game in 1978! He pretty much had to because he was there to see the guy who was pitching against us. He told us the guy was throwing 95-98mph. Said I was bringing it 85-88 and that that wasn't too bad. Ha, after 3 innings of that I was probably throwing about 70 because my arm was gone.Can't Anybody Here Play This Game? - Wikipedia
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I played fast pitch softball while in the military. I was a pretty good hitter back then. Batted third on every team I played on. We had a pitcher who had once beaten The King and His Court. In batting practice, he had to ease up on us for us to do anything. One day he pressed down on us. I couldn't even get a decent foul off him.A scout from the Dodger's watched me pitch my last high school game in 1978! He pretty much had to because he was there to see the guy who was pitching against us. He told us the guy was throwing 95-98mph. Said I was bringing it 85-88 and that that wasn't too bad. Ha, after 3 innings of that I was probably throwing about 70 because my arm was gone.
He threw a perfect game on us and showed out for the scout. I struck out 3 times just like everyone else. I fouled off some hard ones to the right and back, but I never caught one square. We did have 1 guy pop up to third. He's the only guy who got a ball in play.
I loved baseball in those days. I was at the first game at Riverfront Stadium. My love for the game waned as time went on, then came the strikes, steroids, political correctness, free agency, designated hitters, ad nauseum...etc. And now I couldn't possibly care less.
That said, I will be attending a ball game in Louisville sometime in the near future. Still can't beat a trip the ballpark.
I loved baseball as a kid. My grandfather had some property in our neighborhood.....he made us a pretty good place to play.....enough kids in my neighborhood to make up 6-8 man teams...........I was the only lefty in the group....never learned to hit left handed........one of the few things that I can't do with both left and right......A scout from the Dodger's watched me pitch my last high school game in 1978! He pretty much had to because he was there to see the guy who was pitching against us. He told us the guy was throwing 95-98mph. Said I was bringing it 85-88 and that that wasn't too bad. Ha, after 3 innings of that I was probably throwing about 70 because my arm was gone.
He threw a perfect game on us and showed out for the scout. I struck out 3 times just like everyone else. I fouled off some hard ones to the right and back, but I never caught one square. We did have 1 guy pop up to third. He's the only guy who got a ball in play.
I loved baseball in those days. I was at the first game at Riverfront Stadium. My love for the game waned as time went on, then came the strikes, steroids, political correctness, free agency, designated hitters, ad nauseum...etc. And now I couldn't possibly care less.
That said, I will be attending a ball game in Louisville sometime in the near future. Still can't beat a trip the ballpark.