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Texpat, from yesterday;
Rafael Nadal is the bomb. That kid plays at a superhuman level. He is the best of all time in my opinion.
My wife would agree with you, she still watches tennis matches, I stopped years ago. She also likes Roger Federer.
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Dang, I almost missed the most important story yesterday, El Gordo’s post about Trump selling 24 tons of chicken feet to China.
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If you missed it, GJT won the “Find of the Day Award” yesterday with his article on “Smokey” Yunick. I’ve not thought about him in years, but his “7:8 scale” Chevelle was legendary.
This 1967 Chevrolet Chevelle race car is considered by many to be Smokey Yunick’s magnum opus. Although the popular urban legend claims that the car was actually a 7:8 scale version of a stock Chevelle, the truth is perhaps a little less wacky than that. Still, the modifications to the car were significant. Smokey moved the body of the car backward three inches for better weight distribution, raised the floor and smoothed out the underside of the car for better aerodynamics, and made the bumpers and fenders flush with the rest of the body. In other words, even though it looked like it, the car was no longer a stock Chevelle.
Smokey Yunick built two of these Chevelles for NASCAR racing. The first car, driven by Curtis Turner, took the pole position at the 1967 Daytona 500. The un-sponsored, underfunded car shocked the NASCAR community, and many drivers accused Smokey of cheating. However, it passed an inspection, and continued to race until Turner crashed it in Atlanta later that year. The second Chevelle was built for the 1968 Daytona 500, but never made it past inspection. There’s no doubt that Smokey Yunick’s Chevelle was one of the most technologically advanced cars of its day.
FWIW; He was a genius, years ahead of his time. In the early 50’s he turned wrenches for Marshall Teague, getting the maximum HP out of the Hudson, Big, 308 CID I-6 motor. The engine produced gobs of torque and in the lighter frame of the streamlined Hudson Hornet, it was very competitive. After some problems with the crankshaft in the I-6, Yunick determined that the rod angle was too acute, so he moved the crankshaft and left the bore/stroke alone, so it was within the rules.
It took me awhile, some Googling but I finally found an article that mentioned the Rod angle, it’s about ½ way down the page. Linky here; Smokey Tells All -
My #5, what a great trip down memory lane, sadly, those days are long gone.
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Will Chamberlain: Conservatives Should Be Open to Using Government Power to Protect Free Speech (video)
Seize The Endowments
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How Communist Ideology Infiltrated America’s Security Agencies and Fueled Spygate: Diana West (video)
Must See.
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The recycling unicorn has met the harness of reality.
HEADLINE: Recycling is becoming so expensive that some towns don’t know what to do
China has stopped accepting our recyclable materials because the plastic and paper is “contaminated.” Other countries around the world are following suit. So the big question is what the heck do we do with all that stuff?
The waste paper could be burned to generate electricity, but the eco-nazi-whack-jobs will simply not allow it – science be damned. The plastics could be reprocessed into fence boards or building components for low-income housing or whatever, but there is so much red tape involved it makes reasonable solutions not economically viable. The big dilemma is: Do we actively look for a solution or do we continue to be led around by the nose at the whim of the Luddite enviro-wackos?Carbon dioxide is not pollution!
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Morning gang. Absolutely great diversity sandwich OC photo this morning. Another cloudy but warm morning today. Got a couple of fire ant beds popping up, so I’ll deal with them before the day is out. I’m planning to go to the tax office today and write a check to get that behind me. I’m getting all ready for the impeachment olympics, which actually gets started today with the swearing in of that weasel John Roberts who is Chief Justice of SCOTUS. Let’s just hope that he doesn’t get the big head and start to think that he is actually in charge of something. The Senate writes its own rules, and his job is merely to enforce and interpret those rules. Since he has already proved that he can read plain english sentences and determine that they mean something other than what they say, I still perceive him as a wild card in this fiasco. And of course, there are the limp wristed eReps who may see an opening here to inflict some damage. Anyway, it might be worth paying attention just to watch the roaches scurry about when some sunlight is introduced, assuming that it is. The Dems will never allow the light to be shined on their activities, so it could even be them that decide to withdraw their complaint before this is over.
OK, you all have a great day. I’ve found that starting my day with at least a portion of the yoga exercises I posted last night makes me feel better right away, so try it some time. I’ve heard that if you hold it in that bubble can travel back up your spine, get in to your head near the eyes, and wind up giving you a crappy outlook, so let it out.
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Texpat, if you’re lurking, you had mentioned your theory about the Democratic Puppet Masters, strategizing for a brokered convention and would covertly try to manipulate the convention into a stalemate and then in the midst of chaos offer a milquetoast, bland guy like Michael Bennet as a compromise candidate…. So, my question to you is, do you think that they think they can win with that loser? Or is he just a sacrificial lamb, to save the Democrat party until 2024?
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Crown Gasoline Tanker
800 gallons of gasoline in the back and carbide headlights makes this equivalent of running with scissors! Motor vehicles were barely 30 years old as industry when this was working every day to fill them with fuel. -
#7 Shannon
Woops, I misread the topic as WILT Chamberlain:… and wondered briefly what a basketball player had to do with free speech…
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#10 EG
Plaudits for your phrase diversity sandwich! And what’s Squawks all worked up about, thinking the gentle women of Hammy’s blog have no sense of humor? I think the pic is hilarious. I can’t read the text on the blueprint, but I assume it is a peanut butter and jelly sammich.
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but I assume it is a peanut butter and jelly sammich.
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The peanut butter is applied diagonally, which is total insanity. The entire equilibrium of the universe would be upset. This document should be burned.
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It’s really gratifying to watch this play out as the leftwing media finally begin to admit the craven hypocrisy and transparent manipulation of CNN. Wow, they’re beginning to sound like Donald Trump with their criticism.
Phillip asked him to clarify: He never said it? “That is correct,” Sanders said. Phillip turned to Warren and deadpanned: “Senator Warren, what did you think when Senator Sanders told you a woman could not win the election?”
That “when” was as transparent a media “f**k you” as we’ve seen in a presidential debate. It evoked memories of another infamous CNN ambush, when Bernard Shaw in 1988 crotch-kicked Mike Dukakis with a question about whether he’d favor the death penalty for someone who raped and murdered his wife, Kitty.
This time, the whole network tossed the mud. Over a 24-hour period before, during, and after the debate, CNN bid farewell to what remained of its reputation as a nonpolitical actor via a remarkable stretch of factually dubious reporting, bent commentary, and heavy-handed messaging.
I think Bernie Sanders is a ridiculous clown, but he has never lied about who or what he is. The guy has no shame, but he is a what-you-see-is-what-you-get candidate. Elizabeth Warren, on the other hand, is revealing herself to be a Hillary-level congenital liar. She is not just annoying these days, she is disgusting.
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Watching my son-in-law on CNBC right now talking about the fake meat.
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The peanut butter is applied diagonally, which is total insanity.
That’s just the hatch pattern to indicate the area of application. Direction of application can not be implied from that. Apply in a direction parallel with the edges of the bread and you’ll be just fine. 8^)
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RE: 18
I tease him about all this fake meat stuff, but he has to track these companies even though he won’t touch the stuff himself.
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11 Super Dave
So, my question to you is, do you think that they think they can win with that loser? Or is he just a sacrificial lamb, to save the Democrat party until 2024?
My Carville/Bennet theory holds they will gamble with a virtual unknown, bland candidate without a record of hysterical ideological baggage. Maybe they can win, odds are they lose against Trump, but the goal is avoid at all costs branding the Democratic Party as a bunch of deranged communist morons.
Just remember – it’s a theory and not the only one I have.
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The Flint Michigan lead water crises led to over $600 million in funding to correct the problem. The amount of diversion, graft and corruption associated with that funding is appalling, but, given the long term D domination of the area, not one bit surprising. The streets should be lined with gallows and corrupt politicians “decorating” them.
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The Demorats will have Joe Biden or Crazy Bernie as their candidate. They are not going to sacrifice a “promising” bench warmer.
AND THIS URINATES ME OFF
Pelosi hands out souvenir pens, Dems slammed for gloating as House delivers Trump impeachment articles
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#21 Texpat, thanks, I can agree with that and it does seem plausible.
Watching my son-in-law on CNBC right now talking about the fake meat.
Dang, I hate I missed that, what’s his name, maybe I can Google it.
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January sucks.
Car insurance.
IRS Quarterly.
Plan D deductible.I feel like I’ve gone three rounds with Joe Frazier.
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Yeah and we have the wife’s realtor dues (HAR) as well.
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24 Super Dave
John Baumgartner on CNBC’s Squawk on the Street at about 10:21 AM today.
John only has only a vague idea of what they are going to ask about ahead of time. Everything he says is spontaneous and from memory. One time in the past, the CNBC host totally changed the subject at the last minute, but John managed to come out just fine.
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Heh.
The group of 20 West Virginia Republicans, and one Independent, introducing the resolution said in the proposal that Virginia lawmakers have repudiated “the counsel of that tribune of liberty, Patrick Henry-who stated to the Virginia Ratifying Convention in 1788 that ‘The great object is that every man be armed. Everyone who is able might have a gun.’”
“[T]he government at Richmond now seeks to place intolerable restraints upon the rights guaranteed under the Second Amendment of the United States Constitution to the citizens of [Virginia,]” the proposal reads.
If it passes, the Virginia General Assembly would need to approve the resolution as well, and hold an election prior to August 1, 2020 allowing residents in Virginia counties to vote on whether they’d like to join West Virginia.
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This is very interesting.
Three different judges have recently ruled that the design of the AR-15 makes the popular rifle impervious to federal regulation when it is bought and sold piece by piece.Authorities have responded to the discovery of the legal loophole with alarm. They have warned that the government’s ability to effectively enforce guns law across the United States could be at risk.
“Now the cat is out of the bag, so I think you’ll see more of this going on,” Stephen Halbrook, an attorney who has written books on gun law and history, told The Associated Press. “Basically, the government has gotten away with this for a long time.”
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85.3 percent are willing to vote Trump in order to keep Meghan and Harry out of the US
The Spectator poll, the latest method for gauging voters’ intentions, uses computer models derived from the Economist/YouGov and Florida Atlantic University polling methods, hybridized with the Twitter algorithm and Latin jazz cross-rhythms. We polled a massive 7,266 people — a sample equivalent to the entire legal population of Arizona — with a margin of error reduced to 45 percent.
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#18 Texpat
Watching my son-in-law on CNBC right now talking about the fake meat.
I may have slipped a gear, but I don’t know what the “fake meat” refers to. Izzat the gazillion tons of chicken legs that Trump talked China into buying?
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Plant-based products to replace meat.
It’s kind of a thing right now.
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Seen on Twitter. Watch the short video clip here.Jeremy Art@jeremyartJust a reminder we live in a bubble.@RepAdamSchiff
was the answer on
@Jeopardyquestion tonight, with his picture, and no one knew who he was.
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Impossible Whopper — Burger King Adopts Fake Meat
https://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2019/04/16/burger-king-adopts-fake-meat.aspx
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Keep in mind: many of the handwritten notes released yesterday were unverified and undated, though Dems allege they were written by Parnas.
HAHAHAHAHEEHEEHEEHEEHOHOHOHOHOOHOOHOO!
Anyone check the Schifty Schitter’s Big Chief notepad lately?
Are the Senate GoopeeVamps idiot enough to fall for it?
Yes!
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31 mh42
The ads are ubiquitous. Everywhere on TV and the internet.
Plant-based meat has taken the world by storm, with two major brands dominating the market. Both the Impossible Burger and Beyond Meat Burger have redefined the veggie burger, because both of them mimic the texture of real beef.
More and more people are choosing to eat less meat for various reasons, such as personal health concerns and the environmental impact of animal agriculture. And with new brands cropping up across the market — like Meatless Farm Co. and Kellogg’s new Incogmeato line, consumers are faced with more decisions than ever before.
The Beyond Burger and the Impossible Burger remain the top contenders in the meatless meat market, so we broke down all the need-to-know details. Consider this your ultimate guide to two of the most popular faux meat options on the market.
I think there is a huge novelty factor here and the fad will wear off. They won’t disappear, but notice institutional investors are on the sidelines with this stuff. It’s mostly retail, individual investors driving this or, as my son-in-law would say, Upper East Side Trust Fund Hipsters and Silicon Valley Nouveau Riche Geeks.
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#33
Comments:Cheryl B
I would have answered pencil neck.Kid Confusion
You would be wrong. The correct question is, “Who is Pencil Neck?”Made me LOL.
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But gods can’t break laws can they?
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I think some Hamsters are leery of Vdare.com, one of my favorite sites. But I’ll bet that anyone will enjoy this short article…
https://vdare.com/posts/cultural-appropriation-leftist-tropes-can-be-mind-bogglingly-stupid
We are told “cultural appropriation refers to ‘taking intellectual property, traditional knowledge, cultural expressions, or artifacts from someone else’s culture without permission.’”
So, uh, whom do I go to for “permission” to eat a burrito or play a sitar? Can anyone who’s Mexican or Indian grant the appropriate permission? Or do I need signoff from everyone in the given ethnicity?
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It’s gonna be hiliary swooping in to rescue the party at the convention. She’s had her facelift, boob lift, butt lift, is attending private AA meetings and has contracted with Houston Tent and Awning Co. to make several new pant suits, so it’s gotta be her time, this time for sure. When they crank up the Clinton Crime Family Foreign Do Good Company to raise money (which can’t happen until after the convention) she’ll be back in the chips and back in the running. How much more obvious does she need to make it?
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And in the beginning…
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#36
Well, I don’t watch ads on TV nor do I even notice the edge ads when I’m browsing. But now I have been edjumicated, and I think I’m quoting our Rocket Man Dave when I type that.
Oh and 42!!
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Does it trouble anyone that a guy responsible for delivering potable water to people who live where the food comes from has trouble reading blueprints?
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A few minutes ago, the sun was shining. All the sudden, the sky goes dark and it starts a downpour of something between sleet and hail. Too small to be hail, but too solid and big to be sleet or frozen rain.
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He may be a traitor but his hair looks good.
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There have been tons of columns, articles, tweets, etc. on the Senate impeachment rules and regulations. I don’t claim to know this subject, but at least I admit it. I think there are plenty of folks writing and publishing out there who don’t know what they are talking about.
This guy, however, is a former Secretary of the Senate and a contributor over at Ricochet.com and that qualifies him to speak out before just about anybody else.
First, the Senate’s role is not synonymous with that of a jury. Juries do not compel the attendance of witnesses, but the Senate can. The Chief Justice of the Supreme Court will preside over the trial and may issue rulings on such matters as the admissibility of evidence. But a majority of the Senate can overrule the Chief Justice, not vice versa. More likely is that instead of ruling on a contentious issue, Chief Justice John Roberts will simply submit a request to rule to a majority vote (then-Chief Justice William Renquist did that during the 1999 Clinton impeachment trial). By the way, there is no debate when the Senate votes on whether to rule or to overturn the ruling of a chair. I highly recommend reading Federalist 65, written by Alexander Hamilton, which outlines the thought process behind the Framer’s somewhat unique impeachment process, as outlined in Article I of the Constitution (sections 2 and 3).
Second, Senate procedures and guidelines for impeachment trials are spelled out in a 1986 resolution, and are deeply rooted in what is called “precedent.” The Senate’s Majority Leader, Mitch McConnell’s (R-KY) insistence on following the outline of Clinton’s impeachment trial helped keep his caucus unified. Precedent matters a lot in the Senate until Senators (or, in some cases, 2/3rds of them) decide to change them. -
#10 – save your used coffee grounds for fire ant mounds!
It runs them off toot sweet!
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A couple of interesting maps. Shows just how big the US economy is.
https://pjmedia.com/vodkapundit/we-are-half-the-world-whats-your-real-worth-america/
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I’m a little freaked out.
I’m sitting at my desk, and through my window I see a buncha trees – sans leaves, so really a buncha tree trunks and branches. Out of the corner of my eye, I’ve been “seeing” what looks like a large object flying on the other side of said branches. I assumed it was birds.
I made an effort to look, and I hope I’m wrong – I swear it looked like the tail of an airplane. The weather is overcast so I can expect some change of the flight patter over the ‘hood, but this low?
I’m going to assume it was birds and the rest was my imagination…
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Another casualty of the Signgate scandal.
It looks like Carlos Beltran is out as brand new manager of the Mets.
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Did james homey Comey become the commissioner of BB?
Can you bleachbit a stolen sign?
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They stole signs but the intent to steal signs was not found.
Reinstate all managers.
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The ghost of Roland Freisler wants to thank the Senate blood money sucking Vampyres for giving credence to Bat wing Pelozi and the Schiffty Schitters show trial and cuckoo coup attempt.
The Schitter Lied through his schitt stained teeth, completely made up a phone call and now he’s an impeachment manager.
The Hell?
his defense says he was talking to Harvey the rabbit and Mr Potato Head believed him.
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Romney delecto is still seeking revenge on his parents for naming him after a rat’s best friend.
He needs some counseling from either Dr Phil or Jerry Springer.
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No longer protected by a state disclosure law loophole, the City of McAllen revealed this week that it spent $485,000 in taxpayer money to hire Enrique Iglesias to perform for its winter holiday festival and parade in 2015.
McAllen fended off multiple public information requests for that information, contending they could keep details of its contract with Iglesias a secret. A new state law closing the loophole went into effect on Jan.1.
As The Texas Monitor reported last year, McAllen lost nearly $100,000 on tickets sales and other expenses for the concert and spent another $188,000 on the holiday parade.
https://texasmonitor.org/mcallen-has-to-air-its-expensive-laundry-thanks-to-new-state-law/
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#50 Tedtam, have another
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BTW great oc pic Brother Squawk.
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Busy, busy, busy,…Quick Drive-By, I tuned to PMSNBC after I came in from my trip to the big metropolis of Dothan,…..don’t ask, and saw a bunch of giddy idiots, all excited about the Trump
trialsham. They had one of their young Eunuch’s on from Kalifornia and he was just all beside himself, wondering how Mittens would vote, being the religious man that he is, he’d HAVE to honor his oath, I did notice that he didn’t mention any of the Democrats. ~SPITS~…What is that damn Dawg barking about, oh, she just want to come in to get her treat, take a dump, get a treat,…I don’t know…. -
What is that damn Dawg barking about, oh, she just want to come in to get her treat, take a dump, get a treat,…I don’t know….
Behold the power of “and”. Treats inside – dumps outside!
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Sharyl Attkisson Refiles Spying Suit, Exposes Big Deep State Players
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Super Dave
Busy, busy, busy,…Quick Drive-By, I tuned to PMSNBC after I came in from my trip to the big metropolis of Dothan,…..don’t ask
Awwww c’mon man we already know you are dealing for a cafe that will features Super Dave’s fixins for the famished. Go ahead and fess up. I bet you are negotiating a museum to show off a massive collection of vintage cars/trucks and tractors. Oh and a mule ride for the kids. All you need now is to hire me as your photographer to t-shirt print family photos of people enjoying your epicurean empire. Look out Tillman ‘ol Dave is coming for ya.
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Need to revise the NY Mayo Stain’s statement to 666 ways to Sunday.
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So, the Impeachment Trial sham is on but not getting around to actually starting today. The Senators better mind their Constitutional business and realize that voting against President Trump means come election time they will have opponents and a whole lot of angry voters.
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Been raining here all day, nothing heavy but constant, and the temps have been headed downward since this morning. I decided that it was time to watch Patton again, so I’ve started in on that. I wish they still made good movies like that – things had were at least in part based on fact, well researched, and spell binding. Skipped the Olde Pharts meeting this afternoon. Trying to steer clear of the flu bug that seems to be ravaging the country again this year.
Not much else to report on for now. Have a good time for what is left of the day.
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This Parnas character is sleazier than the creepy porn lawyer. I didn’t think that was possible.
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The first serial killer book I ever read was about nurse Genene Jones. She started killing babies in San Antonio and then moved to Kerrville.
https://www.propublica.org/article/texas-baby-killer-pleads-guilty-to-a-new-murder/amp
https://www.texasmonthly.com/news/nurse-genene-jones-really-kill-babies/
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#62 Squawkster, well, when I open up
Joe Bob’s Fine Foods,…Eat here or I’ll kill youOle Dave’s Country Cuisine, you’ll not only be my resident photographer, you’ll be the head of my Ad agency. 😉
Oh, and I think that I may be able to purchase the old, Oscar’s in Dothan, it has been out of business for years but I do love the Art Deco, glass bricks on the front of that Dinner. -
So, tell me, chef, does Alabama have something less boring than chicken fried steak for a State dish?
I mean, besides pig chitterlings?
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Wait. That’s Arkansas.
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#69 Shannon, HA! Well, we’re not known for chicken fried steaks, that would be Texas,..and nothing wrong with that BTW, we’re more fried chicken, N smashed taters with gravy, home made biscuits, chicken N dumplings, pulled pork, from a Boston Butt, or the finest grilled pork ribs you ever ate. Not to mention, all the fine vegetables that we cook with our meals and don’t forget the hot water corn bread that we have with the veggies. Don’t get me started on the fried catfish, hush puppies and Cole slaw. Did I mention, we have the finest tater salad on the planet and our Baptist ladies can whip up a casserole in no time. Naner Puddin’, P-Can Pie, homemade Ice cream,….mercy, I’ve not even got started.
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Maybe you can try the chicken fried steak with ketchup you danged yank.
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I mean, besides pig chitterlings?
Have you ever had them? You’d be surprised, not something that I grew up with though. OH, Souse! I forgot, Damn fine eating, hard to beat. Cracklings, did I mention Salt fish for breakfast? With corn meal gravy? Grits N fried Bluegill? Dang, I think Squawk is on to something.
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Maybe you can try the chicken fried steak with ketchup you danged yank
Get a rope!
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When daughter was here for Christmas, I fixed a few of her favorites, Poke Chops, with smashed taters N gravy, green beans and leftover turnips from my garden, oh and those are Kelly’s frozen biscuits.
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Nope. No chitlins. Or any of the rest.
Flesh eater only.I did have a bite of liver in my mouth for a very brief period.
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#76 Not even Menudo? Not an Alabama thing of course, but Dayaam it is good. Oh and the Black folks here, do eat tripe, not sure how they fix it.
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Possum N Sweet Taters? 😀
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Not even Menudo?
White Privilege has its perks.
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Seven years as a meat cutter.
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One Alabaman thing I just can’t cotton to, and I’m 1/4 Alabaman, is that nasty white barbecue sauce. Whoever invented that crime against humanity should be drawn and quartered.
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SD – Can you get menudo in a restaurant in Alabama?
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Dang, I just took Dawg out and it is getting cold outside, 58 right now. It has been real warm for the last couple of weeks, 68 when I got up this morning, topped out at 76, 80 yesterday, but it may get down to freezing on Monday.
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Dang, I just took Dawg out and it is getting cold outside
You ain’t seen nothing yet, wait until Monday night.
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#82 I’ve never, ever seen that in my neck of the woods, I think that is a South Carolina thing.
#83 “SD – Can you get menudo in a restaurant in Alabama?’…You’re kidding right? We have three Mesican restaurants here in our one horse town, and the best one is the cheapest, it is a chain, I guess since there is one in Enterprise. The first time we went there, the waitress was training a young gal that spoke no English, well, very little and the other gal was certainly not from here. I asked them if they had Menudo or Barbacoa, they smiled and said no, so I asked them if they knew what it was and their faces lit up and the said yes, of course. -
My #86, my lovely daughter brought me two dozen Tamale’s from her cleaning lady in Midland and I got to thinking, I wonder if I could get one of those gals at the Mesican place to make me a dozen Tamale’s, on the side, for a price, of course.
I can’t get over all y’all Lording over me with your homemade Tamales at Christmas and I’m 700 miles away! 😉 -
81 Shannon
Seven years as a meat cutter.
Nuff said.Second the motion.
Intelligent, informed people like the Johnson Brothers don’t eat organs or intestinal parts of animals.
Nuff said.
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I think that is a South Carolina thing.
Only place I’ve ever seen it is Alabama. Might be a north Alabama thing.
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Well, I found this news report online about the arrest of 4 hoodlums that killed an armored car security guard during a robbery in Houston. It was good police work at many levels that they finally caught these filthy perps. Then I was flabbergasted to see this at the end of the report:
If convicted, they face up to 20 years in federal prison.
Surely that can’t be right. Not in Texas, dammit!
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Ninety One! Teeing her up,…Y’all gonna’ do it, cuz, I’m not? night gang.
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My godparents taught me how to make menudo so I’m set should I leave Texas.
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I don’t do menudo either. I may be missing something very special but oh well.
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Forecast for Enterprise
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87 Super Dave
If my daughter drove 1,100 miles all the way from Midland, Texas to south Alabama and brought me only two dozen, instead of at least twelve dozen tamales, she would be in deep, deep trouble.
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Ive always been amazed at the number of bank and armored car robberies in Houston.
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Well, I complete the Patton movie and thoroughly enjoyed it since it’s been a good while since I last saw it. Just continued rain, so I’m staying in like I had good sense or something. I’ll just watch something else on Fox for a while longer and give it up after that. More later.
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