He died a few years ago in hazard ky.Are you King Kelly Colman?!!!!!!
He died a few years ago in hazard ky.Are you King Kelly Colman?!!!!!!
Neat!SWFL has a hatch. Official hatch time 20:22:42 pm Jan. 4th 2023.
Congrats to Harriet & M15.
Sorry bad jokeHe died a few years ago in hazard ky.
I didn’t read it that way. 🙂Sorry bad joke
Nice. I have relatives down in Huntsville/Athens area. They like it.My daughter and son in law are finally getting out of Memphis. Should be relocating to Madison/Huntsville Alabama area in a couple of weeks which I hope is a lot safer than Memphis.
Not since 1986. Last time I flew with weapons, all were unloaded. Still went through hell because we were on a British Airways flight coming out of Germany via London.Any of you ever fly with a weapon in checked bags?
Is all you need a locked case and you can put the gun and loaded clip in it?
Good morning D-League! Up side-stepping with a giant rubber band around my ankles this morning as part of my take-home therapy. My goal is to snap the band before I'm finished.
I see Duke lost by 24 last night. Crazy season in college hoops so far. Anything can STILL happen.
Settling back into the work grind, while the whispers in my head "who needs this? You can -- and SHOULD -- retire..." grow louder. If Dementia Joe hadn't wrecked the economy to the point of a stock market collapse, I think I might.
Not much else happening with me. Hope you folks have a great day.
First thing that came to mind.
That was me last night. First time I've over done it in years. No reason, just started and then realized I was drunk and continued. Feeling it this morning and must go train my student at 0900. Slow mo today
Nice. I have relatives down in Huntsville/Athens area. They like it.
Neat!
Now is this an heir & a spare situation where the first hatched will murder the younger 2nd one such that there's only one survivor to feed?
There were a bunch of near upsets last night. (1) Purdue squeaked by Ohio State; (5) Arizona beat Washington by 3; (9) Gonzaga beat San Fran by 2; (10) UCLA beat USC by 2.Watching a replay of Indiana blowing a 21-point lead to an Iowa team that was winless in conference -0-3. My goodness, the defense in the B-10 is atrocious. Iowa scored 91 on Indiana after scoring 50 on Nebraska a week ago while getting blown out.
I was a young boy and my grandpa told me, "Johnny don't get in a fight with an old man. He will kill you and has nothing to lose"
Haha, no surprise Alabama pulling for TCU.Fans Cheering In The National Championshhip - Breakdown By State
Anyone been in an earthquake? I was thinking back to sometime in 1969 or 70. I was walking a post in Turkey when the ground came rolling at me like an ocean wave. I don't know how high the ground got, but I was riding the wave as it passed through. At one point the ground was only an inch or 2 from my face and I did not fall. It happened and was gone so quickly, you didn't have time to get scared. They said the epicenter was a couple of hundred miles away and over a 1,000 people died.
I remember it. It's generally where the earthquakes of 1812 to 1814 took place. The Mississippi River ran backwards for a few days in 1812. Church bells rang as far away as Boston. The guy who made the prediction had correctly predicted something else, so he was taken seriously. Odd as it might seem, national media wanted to be there to cover it if it happened. That area is pretty rural, so there weren't a lot of motel rooms available. Towns all around the area had their motel rooms sold out. That area covers the bootheel of Mo, northeast Tn, and very far west Ky.Never been in an earthquake but this was the first article (from 2015) I just saw about it and mentions some Kentucky school kids as well as other states getting out of school for this...I was 9 years old at the time. I actually thought I was a couple years older when it happened, but I do remember that some guy predicted an earthquake and they taught us at school what to do in case of an earthquake several times. I can't say with certainty but I'm like 99 percent sure we actually got a day or two off from school cause of this. I didn't read the whole article so I'm not sure why the prediction was taken so seriously, but looking back that seems crazy to me.
25 Years After The Great Missouri Earthquake That Never Happened
On Dec. 3, 1990, an earthquake was supposed to level the small town of New Madrid, Missouri and become one of the biggest natural disasters the country had ever experienced. The ensuing mayhem — and quiet — instead brought fleeting attention to a high-risk seismic zone in the heart of America...www.buzzfeednews.com
From the article:
The third day of December 1990 was a Monday, but schools in the small southeast Missouri town of New Madrid were closed.
In fact, some 40,000 students in portions of Missouri and surrounding states — Arkansas, Tennessee, Kentucky, Illinois, and Indiana — had the day off, and some districts had canceled Tuesday and Wednesday as well. The reasons given by school officials varied. Some said the cancellations were made out of an abundance of caution, or in response to community pressure. Others said that even if schools had remained open, many kids would have been absent anyway, because their parents wanted to keep them at home, or had decided to leave the area. The closings had been announced weeks, in some cases even months, beforehand.
I remember it. It's generally where the earthquakes of 1812 to 1814 took place. The Mississippi River ran backwards for a few days in 1812. Church bells rang as far away as Boston. The guy who made the prediction had correctly predicted something else, so he was taken seriously. Odd as it might seem, national media wanted to be there to cover it if it happened. That area is pretty rural, so there weren't a lot of motel rooms available. Towns all around the area had their motel rooms sold out. That area covers the bootheel of Mo, northeast Tn, and very far west Ky.
I'd read elsewhere the river ran backwards for days, but thiste says hours.This is the map that came with the article, I remember it freaked me out a little bit being a kid, but I'm sure I probably just played outside or played video games during our day or days off...
Minor one. 4-something centered 50 miles away at Maysville around 1980. Summer Sunday afternoon as I was laying on couch watching a Reds game. Felt minor movement & rafters creaked. DW was in other room & she heard the creaking but didn't feel anything. Told her I thought we'd had EQ. Went outside & neighbor was washing car. I told them what I thought & of course they thought I was crazy (again) & said they felt nothing. Went back inside and the EQ message went across bottom of screen like 5-10 minutes later.Anyone been in an earthquake? I was thinking back to sometime in 1969 or 70. I was walking a post in Turkey when the ground came rolling at me like an ocean wave. I don't know how high the ground got, but I was riding the wave as it passed through. At one point the ground was only an inch or 2 from my face and I did not fall. It happened and was gone so quickly, you didn't have time to get scared. They said the epicenter was a couple of hundred miles away and over a 1,000 people died.
Lived a couple of years in Colombia South America. Went through several down there. Nothing major, but you definitely felt the ground shaking.Anyone been in an earthquake? I was thinking back to sometime in 1969 or 70. I was walking a post in Turkey when the ground came rolling at me like an ocean wave. I don't know how high the ground got, but I was riding the wave as it passed through. At one point the ground was only an inch or 2 from my face and I did not fall. It happened and was gone so quickly, you didn't have time to get scared. They said the epicenter was a couple of hundred miles away and over a 1,000 people died.
Anyone been in an earthquake? I was thinking back to sometime in 1969 or 70. I was walking a post in Turkey when the ground came rolling at me like an ocean wave. I don't know how high the ground got, but I was riding the wave as it passed through. At one point the ground was only an inch or 2 from my face and I did not fall. It happened and was gone so quickly, you didn't have time to get scared. They said the epicenter was a couple of hundred miles away and over a 1,000 people died.
Yes, California. LA at NorthridgeAnyone been in an earthquake? I was thinking back to sometime in 1969 or 70. I was walking a post in Turkey when the ground came rolling at me like an ocean wave. I don't know how high the ground got, but I was riding the wave as it passed through. At one point the ground was only an inch or 2 from my face and I did not fall. It happened and was gone so quickly, you didn't have time to get scared. They said the epicenter was a couple of hundred miles away and over a 1,000 people died.
What a horrible thought. I need to do the same darned thing.Good Friday Morning
The sun is shining and we have 45° with clear skies. No chance of rain to speak of. The high will be 69°.
Headed to the gym to work out later this morning. My protein breakfast of sausage and eggs should give me strength to make it through the day. The coffee is extra good this morning.
I am starting on my Income Tax return. Death and taxes are two things I can not change I guess.