The Salt Lake Tribune, Friday, November 17, 1967
Here are the rest of the expert prognostications over the last 55 years.
Wednesday’s 55 Years of Precise Predictions Open Commentary
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#61 Tedtam,
Prayers said for Andrew and for his family.
#56 TexMo
David probably has a ROKU or some such on his much-more elaborate system in his much-more exhaustive media room upstairs. Dunno what to do with it, though…
Night, y’all. I’ma try to get to sleep much earlier than usual so I can peel outa here way earlier than usual for me.
#61 Tedtam – prayers up and Andrew will remain in my prayers, as will his mother, and all who know and love him
Getting about bedtime out here. I do feel for all the infirm out there, many with these awful diseases. I hope that all of you have a good evening now. I’m off to the eye doc early in the AM, but I’ll try to post a wake up message before I leave if I have time.
Eldest Sis released info to the family today. I’ve known for several weeks but promised I’d remain mum until she was ready. She has one daughter who had 3 sons. One survived leukemia in childhood, and now her 30 year old oldest son had been diagnosed with Burkitt’s lymphoma. From her message… He had a swelling on one side… Read more »
TexMo – just click your heels together, like Dorothy in the Wizard of Oz, and say “there’s no place like home… there’s NO place LIKE home… there’s NO PLACE LIKE HOME” and WHOOSH… Seriously, prayin’ you do get to sleep under your own roof tomorrow 🙂
Hope you get to go home at least.
Dang
All signs point to an escape tomorrow. I’ve had another issue come up, but hopefully that will not preclude me from going home.
I still haven’t eaten since Dec 11th. I’ll go home on TPN iv nutrition. Probably another 2 – 3 weeks before we phase in real food.
MHarper you need a lesson from Gordo to hook up a Roku or some other smart device to your TV. That way you can watch Peacock TV on your large den tv and have room for Millie in your lap.
Tedtam – I don’t know if you’d have the same “luck” but we happened on a pile of ham slices reduced for quick sale at Krogers, for 85% off… I don’t mind paying $2-3 for a ham slice but would never have paid the original price
Texpat 6:23 pm
Sorry, I’ve been getting my notes & exhibits regarding the bum leg, ready to go to the doc tomorrow noonish. They are going to x-ray me before the appointment.
Most of this year, I was watching episodes of old favorites that we had as DVD sets. One I especially enjoyed was Jewel in the Crown from Masterpiece Theatre. But to show how truly unhip I am, I haven’t watched much of anything else this year, aside from one daytime soap opera on TV for a very long time. It… Read more »
Where is mharper42 ?
Yoo hoo ?!
52 bsue54
They have filmed “Forged In Fire” episodes right there in the old blacksmith shop Mr. Mewis owned for a century on Main Street in Bellville.
Ask Shannon about it.
I forgot to add, if anyone else is curious or doesn’t know about “Forged In Fire” – it’s on DEFY TV
I had three “sodbuster” slip joint pocketknives I carried over the last 20 years and lost them to TSA checkpoints. It was stupid on my part. They were from A.G. Russell knife company and were a model Mr. Russell had made in a special forging outfit in China. The new Sodbuster HH gave me this week is an original Case… Read more »
When my youngest son and his galfriend went on a Tennessee trip this summer they went to a forging shop in Pigeon Forge where they teach you to make your own knife. I’m sure that’s common knowledge but it was the first I’d heard of it. Looked fun.
Making blades just seems like a reasonable thing to do, IMHO. The trick is to reduce the work load to the greatest possible degree while producing a superior product. There is no such thing as the perfect knife as there are too many different tasks to be done with a similar tool. Even though I have disassembled a deer with… Read more »
One of my favorite TV shows is Friday nite’s “Forged in Fire” – it’s amazing watching those guys and gals take whatever is pulled out of the junk pile for them to make a knife with, and make some amazing blades (and some not so amazing blades LOL)… Not that I’d ever be able to even think of doing the… Read more »
This takes a lot of focus.
We did a Showtime free trial and have been watching the mini series “George and Tammy”. Last night I was looking around the web on George Jones. This is some sections on Wiki: “By February 1979, he was homeless, deranged, and destitute, living in his car and barely able to digest the junk food on which he subsisted. He weighed… Read more »
Lol. We watched most of the Glass Onion a couple days ago, you have to be way more up on current culture and celebs than we are to understand a quarter of the jokes. All I knew was the billionaire putting on the party and murder mystery was supposed to be Elon Musk and one of them was a Kardashian.… Read more »
Oh man, I am so glad Hamous isn’t here to listen to this. He and I shared a bitter distaste for bad actors faking southern and Texas accents. The Kansas-born star plays outcast entrepreneur Andi, who is believed to have been murdered. However, although being from a southern state, Janelle has been chastised on the social media platform for her… Read more »
I was gonna axe if the cigar cherry fell off.
LOL
#42 Squawk:
Did you drop a see-gar ash on your speedo? That would make in an ash hole.
i guess I better not tell my sad tale of woe how I got a hole in my brand new Christmas speedo. RATS.
/Dang it is drafty now.
/BSue stop laughing so hard.
Stephen Green at Instapundit posted this earlier. It’s a very nice article on Admiral Chester Nimitz from the U.S. Naval Institute. Admiral Chester W. Nimitz commanded the U.S. Navy’s Pacific Fleet and the Pacific Ocean Areas Theater during World War II, but his contributions to victory have been obscured by his modest leadership style. An “accommodating” and “nurturing” nature—well described… Read more »
Enough of these damned negative stories. The Cabrera home is not a “one and done” holiday gift. Several homes like it have been built and more are coming. Dan Wallrath with Operation Finally Home told those at the celebration these homecomings never get old for him. Wallrath’s group was the lead organization for the Cabrera home project and has built, or… Read more »
I also published Michelle Haas’ excellent video on the front page for lurker’s and others to find.
Setting around in a speedo and t-shirt smoking a fine Cuban cigar enjoying this fine weather.
Yes Super Dave life is indeed good.
First Liberty Institute’s “No Better Letter” Starring Tom Jefferson
By Kelly Shackleford and the First Liberty Institute
On the front page now ! Hear Ye, Hear Ye ! Read all about it !
I just bot back from the grocery store wearing my old shorts, a tshirt, and crocks. Feels good outside except it’s pretty windy. But 2 slabs of on sale baby back ribs in the sous vide at 165 degrees for the next 12 hours. Will freeze one on completion and finish the other one tomorrow for dinner for a couple… Read more »
GJT and Sweetie checked in at PF Chang’s – Coatless! In shorts!
Today is the Feast of the Holy Innocents – those infants under 2 years who were massacred by Herod in his quest to kill Jesus.
This is the day we pray for the end to all abortion and infanticide.
Thank God, he did NOT mean “-40”
Today’s Hamousonian Climate prognosticators (OBAMA) edition: Hamous says: August 29, 2011 at 4:36 pm Latest idiocy from the Climate Astrologists. Climate change causes mental illness. Hamous says: 2012/05/10 at 6:50 am The man who really discovered Manbearpig is desperate. Why won’t anybody listen to him??? GLOBAL warming isn’t a prediction. It is happening. That is why I was so troubled… Read more »
JJ Watt retiring after this year. Like Earl Campbell, the body just could’nt endure the savage play, long term.
Must’ve just been a cold streak on my street. 😀
19 Shannon
Michelle and Mark at Copano Bay Press are using an email marketing service app called Robly to manage their subscriber base. That is why their urls always look that way.
mharper
Hmmm, I read that as “minus 40″…
Me too but I knew he couldn’t mean -40.
When most of the country was having to get up and out everyday throughout the WLR Panic, flight crews, firemen, cops, plumbers, electricians, EMTs, utility workers, garbage workers, doctors, nurses, truck drivers…these useless lardasses sat around in their palatial mansions sucking down booze and eating donuts while they voted by proxy and held meetings via Zoom. I hate the vast… Read more »
More C&C comments: The biggest twitter files are coming next week. The fauci files. They are starting to change the narrative because of ALL the files dropped this week and the big ones next week! Well, if true, that should make life more interesting. Here’s one that Squawk might find interesting: Who likes ancient history like me? (I didn’t mean… Read more »
NO vax no way no how!
From the C&C comments (emphasis mine): Regarding IgG4 it’s not just repeated shots but the very nature of the mRNA vaxxes themselves. The artificial mRNA has been stabilized using pseudouridine so it isn’t naturally broken down in a few hours like natural mRNA. Studies have shown it’s detectable for at least 60 days if not far longer. So unlike catching… Read more »
28 Shannon
I hope they don’t end up in Saudi Arabia.
Then there’s the story of the “family friendly” drag queen show. A guy shows up, verifies that the show is not child-friendly, protests, and gets thrown out. Can the parents be sued for child endangerment? Contributing to the delinquency of a minor? Plain stupidity? I’m not sure which part of the story is more remarkable: the fact that people actually… Read more »
Texpat
Beth update….
They got checked in at Tampa airport! Boarding at 2pm!
Fingers crossed.
A 16 year old Canadian hockey player died of a blood vessel disorder in the brain. This disorder was actually listed as a side effect of the jab.
The hockey league locked down their Twitter account shortly after the story was reported.
I wonder why?