** GMT - It’s Taco Tuesday!

Good Morning Wild People

Glad y’all are with us for today’s OT program.
Sit down, strap in and hang on for our little run for the Border.


J’sOTD

So there's an owl and a lizard smoking weed together up in a tree.

Then after about 20 minutes of smoking, the lizard all high says man I really need a drink of water.

So the lizard stumbles down out of the tree and to the waters edge, he goes to take a drink and falls in, with the lizard panicking an alligator picks him up and sets him safely back on shore then asks the lizard what the hell is wrong with him and he tells the alligator about him and the owl smoking weed in the tree together.

So the alligator walks over to the tree to give the owl a piece of his mind, and when he gets to the tree he yells up at the owl, the owl looks down and rubs his eyes and says WOOOO MAN HOW MUCH WATER DID YOU DRINK?!



Fans who confuse the words "Burro" and "Burrow"...

... don't know his arse from a hole in the ground.

ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY
1746
Princeton University, in New Jersey, receives its charter.
1797
The first successful parachute descent is made by Andre-Jacqes Garnerin, who jumps from a balloon at some 2,200 feet over Paris.
1824
The Tennessee Legislature adjourns ending David "Davy" Crockett's state political career.
1836
Sam Houston sworn in as the first president of the Republic of Texas.
1862
Union troops push 5,000 confederates out of Maysbille, Ark., at the Second Battle of Pea Ridge.
1907
Ringling Brothers buys Barnum & Bailey.
1914
U.S. places economic support behind Allies.
1918
The cities of Baltimore and Washington run out of coffins during the "Spanish Inflenza" epidemic.
1938
Chester Carlson invents the photocopier. He tries to sell the machine to IBM, RCA, Kodak and others, but they see no use for a gadget that makes nothing but copies.
1962
U.S. reveals Soviet missile sites in Cuba. President Kennedy orders a naval and air blockade on further shipment of military equipment to Cuba. Following a confrontation that threatens nuclear war, Kennedy and Khrushchev agree on October 28 on a formula to end the crisis. On November 2 Kennedy reports that Soviet missile bases in Cuba are being dismantled.
1964
Jean Paul Satre declines the Nobel Prize for Literature.
1966
The Soviet Union launches Luna 12 for orbit around the moon
1972
Operation Linebacker I, the bombing of North Vietnam with B-52 bombers, ends.
1978
Papal inauguration of Pope John Paul II; born Karol Jozef Wojtyla. The Polish-born Wojtyla was the first non-Italian pope since Pope Adrian VI died in 1523; he would become the second-longest serving pope.
1981
The US Federal Labor Relations authority decertified the Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization (PATCO) from representing federal air traffic controllers, as a result of a PATCO strike in August that was broken by the Reagan Administration.
2005
Tropical Storm Alpha forms, making 2005 the most active Atlantic hurricane season on record with 22 named storms.

Looks like the front has pushed on through and we’ve got some damn fine weather.