Talkin about the CF'er. We were playing slow pitch softball and this loudmouth on the other team was drunk. The manager told all us fielders to sit down. The guy was so drunk, he struck out anyhow.
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Frosty cold morning here in our little holler. Damp cold that gets into your bones quick. I'm a former yankee from the northern Midwest, and it was cold before sunrise today. Hands took 15min to warm back up.
Made breakfast and lunches for the ladies. Scraped and warmed up their vehicles. Lots to get done today. A surprise bit of woodworking to finish up for the wife. Rehab on a property (again). Lunch, business meeting. Chiro appt this afternoon (I gotta find ANOTHER new chiro, as yet another is moving on from my third practice as a patient. I'm taking this all very personally now. It has to be me, right?!) and a doing some electrical work after lunch.
Friends told me about an herbal mix/supplement that has been amazing. Helps with the pain and inflammation in my shoulder and back. Robert's health here in Lexington sells it. Called INFLAMMOVE. Had heard so many good recs that I tried it and WOW. I'm a firm believer in using natural remedies, but this was a shock how well it worked.
Hope yall have a great day and an even better weekend! Got some football commitments to boost my spirits until Spring Football (needed that because there won't be a spring game again). May God continue to bless the D-League!!
Frosty cold morning here in our little holler. Damp cold that gets into your bones quick. I'm a former yankee from the northern Midwest, and it was cold before sunrise today. Hands took 15min to warm back up.
Made breakfast and lunches for the ladies. Scraped and warmed up their vehicles. Lots to get done today. A surprise bit of woodworking to finish up for the wife. Rehab on a property (again). Lunch, business meeting. Chiro appt this afternoon (I gotta find ANOTHER new chiro, as yet another is moving on from my third practice as a patient. I'm taking this all very personally now. It has to be me, right?!) and a doing some electrical work after lunch.
Friends told me about an herbal mix/supplement that has been amazing. Helps with the pain and inflammation in my shoulder and back. Robert's health here in Lexington sells it. Called INFLAMMOVE. Had heard so many good recs that I tried it and WOW. I'm a firm believer in using natural remedies, but this was a shock how well it worked.
Hope yall have a great day and an even better weekend! Got some football commitments to boost my spirits until Spring Football (needed that because there won't be a spring game again). May God continue to bless the D-League!!
Good morning all,
Rough night didn't sleep until about three. (With cause.) Of course, got a call at 8.
The near story on me seven days a week for several months now.
It's got to break soon.
Have a great day...
Rough night didn't sleep until about three. (With cause.) Of course, got a call at 8.
The near story on me seven days a week for several months now.
It's got to break soon.
Have a great day...
You went to sleep when I woke up with searing pain. Why are we on this shift schedule you and I? I hope and pray it gets better for you soon, BBUK.
The Scots raise them strong. This reminds me of some of my Scot Irish cousins. They would fight you at the drop of a hat.
A guy I knew when I was in high school was a little older and worked as a carpet layer. He was working at this ladies house once and she gave him a box of baseball cards. He didn't collect them so he gave them to me. Most of them were from the 50's and 60's. At the time the biggest majority were not very valuable but there was a few that were. If I recall correctly I had a Yaz 1962 Topps in perfect condition and a 1965 Roberto Clemente Topps that was also mint. At that time, around 1987-88, Dwight Gooden, Jose Canseco and Darryl Strawberry were looking like they would be sure fire HOF players and I was trying to gobble up as many of their rookie cards as possible. I traded a lot of those 50's and 60's cards for dudes who snorted their careers up their noses. I'm not sure who was the bigger idiot, me or those coke heads.
Yeah, Crosley Field had character, Riverfront was just a giant cereal bowl. I'm glad those multi-purpose stadiums met the wrecking ball.
Good morning D-League. It's currently 31° and cloudy here in Eastern Kentucky. This afternoon will bring partly cloudy skies and a high of 45°.
Have a great day.
Have a great day.
Just saw something really eye-opening. There's this "homeless guy" who works a major intersection near where I live where the traffic lights can hang you up for 3-4 minutes. He walks among the cars begging -- I've seen him rake in 4-5 bills (assuming $1) at a light change and have even given him a dollar or two myself. Assuming 20 light changes an hour, it would be possible the guy is grossing close to $100 an hour.
Today I got to that intersection a little before 9am and a late-model Subaru Outback pulls up. My wife has a 2017 same model and this one looked newer and better maintained. So, the bum climbs out of the back seat, goes to the hatchback and pulls out his supplies - a little chair, his money bucket etc. I notice there are 3-4 other guys sitting in the Subaru, no doubt heading for their spots to start begging.
Some guy is running a crew of these bums, and I could see him raking in a few thousand bucks a day. What a scam!
Today I got to that intersection a little before 9am and a late-model Subaru Outback pulls up. My wife has a 2017 same model and this one looked newer and better maintained. So, the bum climbs out of the back seat, goes to the hatchback and pulls out his supplies - a little chair, his money bucket etc. I notice there are 3-4 other guys sitting in the Subaru, no doubt heading for their spots to start begging.
Some guy is running a crew of these bums, and I could see him raking in a few thousand bucks a day. What a scam!
In 1986 Sherry & I used the railroad tickets (just behind home plate about 5 rows up), took some customers and got to see Ryan pitch a 1 hitter against Cincinnati. It was a boring game except to watch Ryan pick apart a bunch of good batters.
Good morning...
Want a lesson in stupid..
This is a good one. Publicizing this brings copycats....lots of them... Just to see if they can...
Just DUMB....
Yeah, I'm up.... We shall see. I am thankful. Have a great day...
Want a lesson in stupid..
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This is a good one. Publicizing this brings copycats....lots of them... Just to see if they can...
Just DUMB....
Yeah, I'm up.... We shall see. I am thankful. Have a great day...
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Based on my Ancestry DNA test I am 42% Scot. I have the freckles and red hair to prove it! I really don't know how they separate the Scot from English but they do.The Scots raise them strong. This reminds me of some of my Scot Irish cousins. They would fight you at the drop of a hat.
Morning D-legionnaires!
33° this morning with a high in the mid 50's expected.
Got my exercising in this morning already with the ending being a walk with the monster. Even though we only had about a half inch of snow the other day, the neighbor to the back right of my house had built a small snowman which was still partially there. While walking past their house the monster noticed it and started growling in a low growl. She continued until we passed the yard keeping her eyes on it until well passed it. I guess since it was not the normal thing she sees there, she was making sure it knew not to mess with us.
Taking wife, daughter, and BIL to a gun store with an indoor (pistol) shooting range this afternoon. It will be the first time my daughter has shot a gun. She had been bugging me lately about teaching her how to shoot. I have been teaching her using dry fire techniques so as to prepare her for today. The first time my wife shot (during CC certification) I had prepared her too and she was hitting targets better than some of the guys there who were used to shooting them.
You folks enjoy the day and for those still working, TGIF!
@Girthang I am going to look into that Inflammove stuff. Thanks for the info.
I'll need Austin to figure this out:
I was getting off the subway last night and spotted a quarter. I picked it up and noted that it was one of those state quarters -- KANSAS! Normally I'd consider that a bad omen in the days before the KU game. I mean, Kansas quarters are pretty rare.
But then I remembered that in November I found a quarter the day before the Kentucky-Michigan State game, and it was a KENTUCKY quarter. I was sure that guaranteed a win, but it was a loss. So, maybe finding a Kansas quarter guarantees a loss -- for Kansas.
I know omens and superstitions are real, but they can be hard to read.
I was getting off the subway last night and spotted a quarter. I picked it up and noted that it was one of those state quarters -- KANSAS! Normally I'd consider that a bad omen in the days before the KU game. I mean, Kansas quarters are pretty rare.
But then I remembered that in November I found a quarter the day before the Kentucky-Michigan State game, and it was a KENTUCKY quarter. I was sure that guaranteed a win, but it was a loss. So, maybe finding a Kansas quarter guarantees a loss -- for Kansas.
I know omens and superstitions are real, but they can be hard to read.
Do you also have the skin cancer that goes along with the red hair/freckles? I've said for decades that I'm the poster child for skin cancer(basal cell).
Speaking of quarters, did everyone here know that every US Quarter, dime, half dollar, and dollar coins minted before 1965 contained 90% silver? I didn't before a few weeks ago. Now I am sifting through my coins as I go along and am saving those.
Edited: @AustinTXCat, keep an eye out for those.
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Makes sense to me...
Oh yeah. Back in the first big metals boom in the 1970s when silver prices soared, young guys like I was then scoured change like mad, buying as many quarter and dime rolls from banks as we could afford and digging through parents' coin stashes. You could flat out sell any quarter or dime 1964 or older for 3-4 times its face value, and they were only about ten years old then, so they were floating around.
That's why you'll be really lucky to find many today. I'd say the vast majority were rooted out and melted down back in the 1970s.
Busy busy, ready to start our taxes...sigh.... Been streamlining my office to where it's not so cluttered. Got my new UPS two days ago and got the 14 gauge six foot extension just a few minutes ago... Cleaning dust is the hard part but me and Joshua did it.
My granddaughter is having her third birthday party tomorrow..,
Have a house to possibly put up for rent tomorrow....yadda, yadda, yadda plus store some things for my buddy who is moving to Florida...
Sorry for the earlier rant. Just need to stop sometime...but,. Not today...🤔🧐😕 Have a great rest of your day...
My granddaughter is having her third birthday party tomorrow..,
Have a house to possibly put up for rent tomorrow....yadda, yadda, yadda plus store some things for my buddy who is moving to Florida...
Sorry for the earlier rant. Just need to stop sometime...but,. Not today...🤔🧐😕 Have a great rest of your day...
You all are making me check my change. Gonna open and check on the BB's piggy bank. Boy has about $25 in change in that...🤔😏😏
I find a ton of 1965s. And not the rare ones...
Was just talking about that. I wondered out loud if the fibs knew who they were because they sometimes employed them. They can't always just use the cia to hack and spy on citizens.
They have those they strong-arm but hackers are a dime a dozen now. You are supposed to try hard as technology professionals, especially federal IT professionals from keeping hackers from becoming crackers...
Do not present open challenges to hackers.
Think of video game players...it's very addictive...
They've been doing that in Lexington for years. They interviewed a panhandler here but kept his identity secret. He was making 6 figures. That group here in Lexington changes things up every so often. They rotate their people to different spots all over town.
When they first started doing it, I gave some money to a guy and his wife one day. Later that week I was at a stoplight on the other end of town and saw the same couple with a different sign/story, and rolled my window down to talk to him. He "didn't remember me," but I remembered both of them. I parked and watched them for 6min or so. They called someone and got into a car that came for them and started to leave. I drove past and made it clear I was taking a photo of them. The guy was smiling....
We only give our money to people we know to be in need or to those who provide it to the community. Seen and met too many that are professional scammers. God's pantry is one that we and our friends have trusted for that. We've volunteered at a couple places as well.
Asking for a friend... is that a pre-1965 dime or just a regular old dime ?
I get the addiction of it. It's like gambling, puzzles, and video games together. Read a book on it once that a work acquaintance told me about back in the late 90s. Gave it a try and was able to hack an email account they gave me to practice on. Never did anything like that again.
Wish I had gone into cyber-security years ago. It was very interesting to say the least.
My father's side was pure Scot Irish. His mother, father, grandparents, etc all immigrated from Northern Ireland or as they said Ulster Scot. In America we call them Scot Irish. Mother had about 20% Scot with the remainder being English and one grandmother that was half German. My DNA reflected all of them with the addition of some Nordic blood probably from the Vikings who invaded Scotland back around 1,000 AD. My name is pure "Scotland" but was given to a man who had fled from Ireland. He was named after the city he fled from but the spelling was changed.
We have a ton of red heads in our family and several blonds. I happened to be a blonde or "tow head" as my family called us. I have several cousins with blonde hair.
Reminds me of a John Wayne movie Sir...😏😁
For some strange reason my family has been spared skin cancer. Lots of redheads, blondes and many born and raised in Florida but never skin cancer.
My grandfather was a citrus grower and in the sun constantly. But he dressed for it. He wore a heavy cotton long sleeve shirt and wore a straw cowboy hat. He always wore long pants. He said if you run around in the sun without covering your body you were asking for a painful slow death because this Florida sun will eat you alive.
My grandmother was old school too and she dressed in long dresses that had long sleeves. When she went out she would put on a white pair of ladies gloves. It was just different back then. The old timers went to the beach dressed like that.
I think there is something to this because I have seen skin cancer and one person was a co-worker. She was a beauty and loved the beach. She played beach volleyball and worshipped the sun.
Speaking of 1964 silver coins, here's a coin nerd story.
As they were phasing out silver quarters and dimes in 1964, they minted an incredible number of 1964 nickels to fill the gap -- nearly THREE BILLION. To put that into context, the next year in 1965 they only minted 136 million nickels - a little over four percent as many. To put it into more context it's enough so that even today - not counting ones lost or destroyed - every American could still own nearly ten 1964 nickels.
As a result, I noticed all the way into the 1990s, if you had a pocket full of change you were pretty likely to have a 1964 nickel. Back when people carried change in their purses or pockets, I'd bet people that they were carrying a 1964 nickel. Women with change purses almost always had one and they'd be amazed you knew they were randomly carrying a nickel from 30 or more years ago. But it wasn't random. Just probability.
Too much time has passed so I doubt it would still work.
As they were phasing out silver quarters and dimes in 1964, they minted an incredible number of 1964 nickels to fill the gap -- nearly THREE BILLION. To put that into context, the next year in 1965 they only minted 136 million nickels - a little over four percent as many. To put it into more context it's enough so that even today - not counting ones lost or destroyed - every American could still own nearly ten 1964 nickels.
As a result, I noticed all the way into the 1990s, if you had a pocket full of change you were pretty likely to have a 1964 nickel. Back when people carried change in their purses or pockets, I'd bet people that they were carrying a 1964 nickel. Women with change purses almost always had one and they'd be amazed you knew they were randomly carrying a nickel from 30 or more years ago. But it wasn't random. Just probability.
Too much time has passed so I doubt it would still work.
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Not yet. My dad always made we wear zinc oxide on my nose when I swam and wear a T-shirt. Then they invented sun screen, so to date I have avoided skin cancer, but I am a great candidate.
In Jacksonville we had a pool on the East side of the house so usually it was shaded by the time I got home from work. Also by then they had the sun block and I bought it by the case.
I read this and checked my pocket. I have a 1994 nickel, a 1994 quarter, a 1983 quarter and a Thomas Jefferson $1 coin that I can not find a date on. And a 1993 Lincoln penny.
My dad was born in 1902. He never went to work without a hat, long sleeves, long pants and in Kentucky where we lived he wore high top shoes or boots to keep the copper heads from getting him.
19th Century styled farmers knew the environment that they worked in and took care of themselves.
The only time dad would consider wearing a short sleeved shirt was at home, inside the house.
Yes Sir,
Common sense is so lacking in today's society. Just a HUGE deficiency...
One thing my Dad told me that I have used religiously during my life and I credit it to my Dad, not me...
"Be smarter than what you are working on Bud..."
The first time I got a pass and went to town after basic, I felt sorry for this beggar and gave him some money. A cop happened to see it and came over and gave me a major chewing out. The guy was just going to go on a drunk. Since then I don't give to street beggars. A couple of years ago though in front of the post office, a guy who said he was a marine vet and had been cheated out of pay for a job he did. Said he hadn't eaten in a couple of days, so I gave him some cash since he was a vet. Who knows, maybe he was scamming to?
I'm waiting for the info to come out in Memphis video. I hope for any protest to be peaceful but my mind keeps saying that all hell will break loose. I hope and pray I'm wrong.
I saw an interview with a Memphis resident and they are praying for very bad weather. They want sleet, ice and freezing temperatures for the next few days in hopes this will blow over.
I feel sorry for those who may have to endure this. I had to work the Rodney King riots in LA and it was the worst duty of my 40+ year career.
Bad weather would be nice for Memphis, but I can see people in other cities taking advantage of this situation to disrupt. I hope I'm wrong. But there are those out there that will use any situation to cause trouble and use it as an excuse to go out and loot and destroy. I hope I'm wrong.
Georgia called out 1,000 National Guard just in case.
Early rock n roll........
I heard that on the radio. How sad is that?
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