Ja, EKU 28. Probieren sie es aus.Sir,
The extent of my expertise in the German language... (As an Irish/German decent white dude...)
Darf ich ein dunkles Bier haben? Oh the stories I could tell of my short time(s) in Wiesbaden... several spotlight tours. Drank till I could not.... für Bratwürste und Pommes,
I foundered on the above and NEVER tired of them... Just ate and drank the snot out of them. Yeah, I was fluent and could sure get my point across... As a spec 4, I know I kept a couple businesses floating buying those three items... With the Mark at 2.8 at the time it was not cheap but doable...
Dark beer so thick you could cut the head off and hold it in your hand for a while (Nearly bread), brats to die for, and fries.... The breakfast of champions... I never did get my fill....
Did that for one tooth 2-3 years ago. Same price range but forget exactly now.I have paid close to $5k so far for the surgery for two implants and that is with dental insurance. I have an appointment on Monday to see how well they have taken hold to determine when they will put the abutment into the base that they screwed into the jawbone April 3rd. The abutments will cost me about $2.5K and that is not including the teeth which my dentist will put onto the abutment later. If this works out I plan on having two on the upper left pulled and implanted later this year.
USPS is really sticking to their motto of "We deliver for you".No wonder my damned mail is always late.
USPS is really sticking to their motto of "We deliver for you".
Nice. Enjoy. I will be headed up to Kentucky in late May for the chance to see my son and his family all together. Granddaughter will fly in from Colorado and grandson will be back from college for a week.Howdy from Campbell County folks.
Very nice outdoor wedding for my nephew last night. Parents, all my siblings, all three of my kids and both grandkids there so the rare moment of being with my entire family.
Heading back to my parents house to hang around with my brothers. Have a good day.
US Embassy just off to left in unseen foreground. Humongous.Good morning D-League. It's currently 49° and mostly sunny here in Eastern Kentucky. This afternoon will bring mostly cloudy skies and a high of 70°.
Have a great day.
So this is considered normal in American culture? This thing was the cover for a bridal magazine. I think I have been on this earth too long. I am a Rank Stranger in my own nation.
I remember a time if you showed up looking like this, somebody would whip your ass.
You are 56 minutes from where I liveGood morning from Nolin Lake near Anneta, KY. Currently 49°F and cloudy. We might see 57°F for today's high.
Wishing all Happy Sunday. Take care.
That's what we call 'dry land fish', otherwise known as a morel. They're going for $80/lb here in Eastern Kentucky, as they're considered a delicacy by most, including myself.Good Sunday morning everyone!
The turkey hunting is winding down. I've been able to hunt the mountain more this week and it brings back memories of 30 years ago when I hunted it hard. No luck with the turkeys although I've seen a couple of bears and heard plenty of whippoorwills.
Anyone know?
I hope everyone has a great day.
At one base, the career guys (basically office cops) challenged us to a game. The first sgt who I didn't like was playing 2nd base. I wasn't trying to hurt him, but I decided to hit one at him as hard as I could. I hit a very hard line drive off his shin. He hobbled around a bit, but stayed in the game. Bet his leg was sore for a few days.
I'm glad someone knew. Yes, dry land fish here in Letcher Co are what they are called. One county south (Harlan) and farther south they start to call them Hickory Chickens.That's what we call 'dry land fish', otherwise known as a morel. They're going for $80/lb here in Eastern Kentucky, as they're considered a delicacy by most, including myself.
Morrel mushroom? My dad called them "dry land fish".
Anyone know?