Hey TedTam – just wanted to let you know that, should you be “prepping” some breakfast foods (since bacon doesn’t work for freeze-drying because of the fat) – I’ve done 2 different kinds of pre-cooked breakfast sausage patties… I don’t remember what the first kind I tried was but it splattered a LOT – HOWEVER the Jimmy Dean pre-cooked patties… Read more »
What I commented on in my #79 was how most medical folks were PUSHING the Covid jabs, even after the early warning signs became known. By the time the next batch was ready, I had seen enough negative info to avoid anything whatsoever from Pfizer, or anything containing spike proteins, ever again.
We have a sunny 98 in the now-shaded back yard and a 96 for the partially-shaded front porch. Front of the house is mostly shaded now thanks to the front-yard trees. The worst of the day is over. Stick your nose outside and it is still hot, hot, hot. And we have at least another week to go at these… Read more »
Man those T Bones were good. I had planned on a simple supper, T Bones, Beans and Baked Taters with all the fixin’s but the ladies decided they wanted a salad so when we sat down to eat we loaded up the taters, got out some salad and were about through eating when sister said, “we didn’t even touch the… Read more »
I had to reclaim two of my 7″ baking pans that I’m using for pre-freezing food for Elsa. I think Hubby was about to claim them for his brownie mixes that he’s taken to cooking for himself. I went out into Elsa’s room to put them away and dang, the temp in the garage was 90 degrees. At 5 o’clock.… Read more »
GJT – looks like a wonderful time you were having there… but I think the grands were having even more fun
Tedtam #59… Thank GOD we can do our own beef, eh??? At that price, I could even not be so terribly set on only getting beef on sale AND justify Nat’s purchase pretty quickly. 😉
Too hot and miserable outside (101 here so far) to do anything but stay inside and view the world through a window. We do have a nice breeze outside, though it is likely a hot one. A herd of white clouds from the west heads this way that will probably bring shade only. A nap looks inviting.
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Texpat, did you get Pfizer jabs when they first came out, like I did? There had never (to my knowledge) been any other instance where the latest vaccine was a dangerous gamble… My official Medicare PCP doc is not in UT Physicians, but I have 3 or 4 specialists I see occasionally who are, so UT-P tracks me even more… Read more »
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I’m going into the hospital in the morning for another heart catheterization. I will have had two catscans with contrast dye, two chest x-rays and now a cardiac cath with contrast in about a two month period. I should be glowing in the dark after this. My cardiologist is still baffled by the unexplained, mystery pericardial infection in June, but… Read more »
I just got back from the Pig and was listening to Fox and when they went to commercial I flipped over to PMSNBC (Fox Business was off the air and the local FM had a loser on). Anyway I heard some guy bad mouthing Trump, the voice sounded vaguely familiar and when he finished the PMSNBC chick said thank you… Read more »
My daughter is on the cusp of graduating from A&M (pending completion of a research project) and the separation can’t come quickly enough for my taste.
Houston Public Media has a train wreck report for recent events at Texas A&M. Links to official investigations included at the link. Texas A&M has agreed to pay $1 million to a Black journalism professor whose job offer was changed after criticism from conservative groups over her support for racial equity, the university system announced Thursday. The settlement comes in… Read more »
SD, there is really nothing wrong with Toro and the Ariens but the Bad Boy deck is just noticeably more robust. Machine is simple and access for maintenance is easy. Kawasaki v Kohler – I’ve worked on both in construction equipment and both are good engines. Actually, I’ve had no problems with Briggs and Stratton engines but they get a… Read more »
#68 GJT, I’m pretty sure the Bad Boy will be hard to beat and I’ve about decided that the difference between a Kawasaki & a Kohler is just preference. You mind telling what that machine will set you back? It’s certainly a step up from my 54″ Hustler Raptor. Not sure what it means but I’ve seen much larger machines… Read more »
I have a batch of bread finishing in the oven. Oven is off, I turned the power off about 45 minutes ago; door closed. In about an hour or so I will take the first bite.
mharper42
August 6, 2023 11:47 am
Morning, gang… Just barely, I see… Well, I’ve been up since 9 a.m., have worked the HouChron sudoku, not sure what else I will do today… If anything…
Mornin!/afternoon? Turns out my son wanting me to go shopping for zero turn mower’s yesterday was a ploy to get me out of the house so my Sweetie could setup a surprise BD party for me. We pulled up to the driveway full of cars and about 20 people standing on my porch hollering stuff at me! Love that girl.… Read more »
Sounds like a worthwhile investment of 26 bucks. I guess it would largely confirm what most of us suspect to be true anyway, but it’s corroborating evidence if nothing else.
Overconfidence. A recent study of 597 U.S. climate change officials found that they tended to be overconfident in their knowledge and abilities, particularly when they had more years of experience. Moreover, this overconfidence also meant they were more likely to make risky decisions—a problem if this risk-taking is based on false assumptions. Another study found that politicians who were overconfident… Read more »
The academic world knows the entire myth of elite expertise is an exercise in stratospheric bull***t.
They even study it and admit it in obscure research like the one I linked to above. They don’t care because it is all about power and they don’t want to give it up.
I’ve been reading different sources and digging into the subject of government mind manipulation and the correlated censorship strategies and tactics. I came across this paper following the entrails of the highly suspect academic field of behavioral science. This was originally published in the American Political Science Review and is now provided online by Cambridge University. It’s $26 and I… Read more »
This photo screams ’70s…. the cheesy wood paneling, the wall decorations, the hanging lamp, the built-in A/C, the big console TV, the burnt-orange carpeting and the woman’s fashion.
But, before I head out to mass, there is a God and I just have to trust that He’s Got This: The Complexity of Biology points to God Committed as he is to the creative power of natural selection, Dawkins understands the necessity of gradualism and “incrementalism” in explaining the existence of micro-machines (such as the bacterial flagellum): “Evolution is… Read more »
Last night my wife and I went to see a movie, “The Highest Of Stakes”. It’s about Richard Heart and his involvement in the cryptotoken HEX and the Pulse blockchain. Yes, I know anything crypto is BS and I’m not going to bother getting into the specifics of that. The point of this is more about human psychology, and specifically… Read more »
Hey TedTam – just wanted to let you know that, should you be “prepping” some breakfast foods (since bacon doesn’t work for freeze-drying because of the fat) – I’ve done 2 different kinds of pre-cooked breakfast sausage patties… I don’t remember what the first kind I tried was but it splattered a LOT – HOWEVER the Jimmy Dean pre-cooked patties… Read more »
We lost power about 10 minutes ago. Power company says 2-1/2 hours.
it gonna get really miserable in here if they take that long. Thank heavens we aren’t in Texas right now.
Happy birthday to all the birthdayers around here.
texpat
G-Speed to you on your procedure tomorrow.
and last but not least super Dave’s latest front yard karaoke venture.
Desperation creeps in.
Makes me feel desperate, just reading it.
Texpat: 3:09 pm
What I commented on in my #79 was how most medical folks were PUSHING the Covid jabs, even after the early warning signs became known. By the time the next batch was ready, I had seen enough negative info to avoid anything whatsoever from Pfizer, or anything containing spike proteins, ever again.
Texpat, what she said, prayers on the way. I do hope they get you all straightened out those hospital visits can’t be fun at all.
We just got 120″ of rain!! Oh wait!! Make that .12″ but we’ll take it. 😀
Texpat, prayers for a successful treatment with no complicatons and having you back home soon.
We have a sunny 98 in the now-shaded back yard and a 96 for the partially-shaded front porch. Front of the house is mostly shaded now thanks to the front-yard trees. The worst of the day is over. Stick your nose outside and it is still hot, hot, hot. And we have at least another week to go at these… Read more »
Man those T Bones were good. I had planned on a simple supper, T Bones, Beans and Baked Taters with all the fixin’s but the ladies decided they wanted a salad so when we sat down to eat we loaded up the taters, got out some salad and were about through eating when sister said, “we didn’t even touch the… Read more »
I had to reclaim two of my 7″ baking pans that I’m using for pre-freezing food for Elsa. I think Hubby was about to claim them for his brownie mixes that he’s taken to cooking for himself. I went out into Elsa’s room to put them away and dang, the temp in the garage was 90 degrees. At 5 o’clock.… Read more »
GJT – looks like a wonderful time you were having there… but I think the grands were having even more fun
Tedtam #59… Thank GOD we can do our own beef, eh??? At that price, I could even not be so terribly set on only getting beef on sale AND justify Nat’s purchase pretty quickly. 😉
Thanks Super Dave for posting the pic! Kids love a birthday party – and cake!
79 mharper42
I only received 2 injections of Pfizer fake vaccine in March of 2021. I don’t really understand the rest of the comment though.
Good Afternoon Hamsters,
Too hot and miserable outside (101 here so far) to do anything but stay inside and view the world through a window. We do have a nice breeze outside, though it is likely a hot one. A herd of white clouds from the west heads this way that will probably bring shade only. A nap looks inviting.
EIN Presswire is one more cog in the vast government censorship and mass media control apparatus. EIN Presswire told Students for Fair Admissions that it would not accept the press release, citing an “intent to harm” clause in its rules and restrictions. “This is to inform you that we have declined your press release due to its content: Intent to… Read more »
Great pic! Happy birfday, GJT!
Texpat, did you get Pfizer jabs when they first came out, like I did? There had never (to my knowledge) been any other instance where the latest vaccine was a dangerous gamble… My official Medicare PCP doc is not in UT Physicians, but I have 3 or 4 specialists I see occasionally who are, so UT-P tracks me even more… Read more »
Wow !
I’m going into the hospital in the morning for another heart catheterization. I will have had two catscans with contrast dye, two chest x-rays and now a cardiac cath with contrast in about a two month period. I should be glowing in the dark after this. My cardiologist is still baffled by the unexplained, mystery pericardial infection in June, but… Read more »
Here Ya’ Go; GJT @ His Birthday Party.
😉
I just got back from the Pig and was listening to Fox and when they went to commercial I flipped over to PMSNBC (Fox Business was off the air and the local FM had a loser on). Anyway I heard some guy bad mouthing Trump, the voice sounded vaguely familiar and when he finished the PMSNBC chick said thank you… Read more »
My daughter is on the cusp of graduating from A&M (pending completion of a research project) and the separation can’t come quickly enough for my taste.
Houston Public Media has a train wreck report for recent events at Texas A&M. Links to official investigations included at the link. Texas A&M has agreed to pay $1 million to a Black journalism professor whose job offer was changed after criticism from conservative groups over her support for racial equity, the university system announced Thursday. The settlement comes in… Read more »
SD, there is really nothing wrong with Toro and the Ariens but the Bad Boy deck is just noticeably more robust. Machine is simple and access for maintenance is easy. Kawasaki v Kohler – I’ve worked on both in construction equipment and both are good engines. Actually, I’ve had no problems with Briggs and Stratton engines but they get a… Read more »
#68 GJT, I’m pretty sure the Bad Boy will be hard to beat and I’ve about decided that the difference between a Kawasaki & a Kohler is just preference. You mind telling what that machine will set you back? It’s certainly a step up from my 54″ Hustler Raptor. Not sure what it means but I’ve seen much larger machines… Read more »
#67 GJT Awwright! They did it up good for you.
I have a batch of bread finishing in the oven. Oven is off, I turned the power off about 45 minutes ago; door closed. In about an hour or so I will take the first bite.
Morning, gang… Just barely, I see… Well, I’ve been up since 9 a.m., have worked the HouChron sudoku, not sure what else I will do today… If anything…
I do! Thanks Doood!
GJT got himself a keeper… and happy BD to you!
Oh, and he is getting a mower, we decided Bad Boy is the best overall. Can’t beat that 7 ga fabricated deck, thing is a beast.
ZT Elite – 60” not sure if he will end up with Kohler or Kawasaki powered but it’s gonna be a good one.
https://badboymowers.com/zero-turn-mowers/residential/zt-elite-lawn-mower
Mornin!/afternoon? Turns out my son wanting me to go shopping for zero turn mower’s yesterday was a ploy to get me out of the house so my Sweetie could setup a surprise BD party for me. We pulled up to the driveway full of cars and about 20 people standing on my porch hollering stuff at me! Love that girl.… Read more »
Sounds like a worthwhile investment of 26 bucks. I guess it would largely confirm what most of us suspect to be true anyway, but it’s corroborating evidence if nothing else.
Young Lucille Ball at The Bowling Alley.
Overconfidence. A recent study of 597 U.S. climate change officials found that they tended to be overconfident in their knowledge and abilities, particularly when they had more years of experience. Moreover, this overconfidence also meant they were more likely to make risky decisions—a problem if this risk-taking is based on false assumptions. Another study found that politicians who were overconfident… Read more »
The academic world knows the entire myth of elite expertise is an exercise in stratospheric bull***t.
They even study it and admit it in obscure research like the one I linked to above. They don’t care because it is all about power and they don’t want to give it up.
I’ve been reading different sources and digging into the subject of government mind manipulation and the correlated censorship strategies and tactics. I came across this paper following the entrails of the highly suspect academic field of behavioral science. This was originally published in the American Political Science Review and is now provided online by Cambridge University. It’s $26 and I… Read more »
70’s Flashback
Oh and Mornin’ Gang
Is it still morning? 😉
But, before I head out to mass, there is a God and I just have to trust that He’s Got This: The Complexity of Biology points to God Committed as he is to the creative power of natural selection, Dawkins understands the necessity of gradualism and “incrementalism” in explaining the existence of micro-machines (such as the bacterial flagellum): “Evolution is… Read more »
Lara Logan describes the left’s ideal “15 minute city” succinctly:
It’s a self-contained concentration camp.
Whoever thought that robot deliveries were a good idea in blue cities, where bad behavior is accepted, protected, and even lauded, were total idiots.
Well, to be fair you can simultaneously be right and a douchebag.
Found a source of non-mRNA, pre-cooked (sous vide), pure beef that has been freeze dried for long term storage.
Just in case you decided to prep a bit.
https://wholecowstld.com/
Well, one of ’em is getting it.
56 Shannon
That was amazing and beautiful.
Last night my wife and I went to see a movie, “The Highest Of Stakes”. It’s about Richard Heart and his involvement in the cryptotoken HEX and the Pulse blockchain. Yes, I know anything crypto is BS and I’m not going to bother getting into the specifics of that. The point of this is more about human psychology, and specifically… Read more »
Twenty-something years ago…
You’re The Lucky One
/smh
I confess.
I prefer this version to Bo Diddley’s.
I started posting her videos at least six years ago.