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Why are people so against them?
Imagine a world gone mad were the simplest actions become crimes. You look at someone wrong. You are seen coughing as you walk down the street. I'm sure you think it would never happen. Phones were tracking proximity to covid outbreaks. Wonder how these cameras would have been utilized?
Had a an awesome trip planned for a week in Tavernier, Fl for lobster season. All told, about $1,500 to be spent. Ended up spending two days in the hospital at around $35,000. :banghead:
82 Liberty Bowl. Bryant's last game. I know I watched games prior to that, but this one is the first solid memory. Van Tiffin's kick would be the next.
Wow. One look at that mug and all I could think about was Quint's quote from Jaws if it were a woman

she's got...lifeless eyes, black eyes, like a doll's eyes. When she comes at ya, doesn't seem to be livin'... until she bites ya, and those black eyes roll over white, and then... ah, then you hear that terrible high-pitch screamin'
I've been watching too many Godfather reruns. Read that as Barzini.
To take care of my family and fullfill the promises I've made. The promises part is done and I've just about reached the end of the familial obligation. I'm content with whatever comes next.
Depth would certainly help but that's a pretty small pond. I wouldn't mess with it right now honestly. The algae is at least is providing some shade for the fish and forage. If the mats start to show signs of decay manually remove them. Reapproach this in the fall.
Would need to know the size of the waterbody, but killing the algae you have now will only release the nutrients the algae has absorbed back into your pond. Removing the algae physically would at least ameliorate this but still depends on the size and depth of the pond. Is the pond stocked? Are you experiencing mortality? Triploid carp is not a bad idea. Need more info.
Would like to see the rundown on post-grads.
Visually and audibly everything I could have hoped for in Dune on the silver screen. Excited to see the third film even though the first two became unwatchable after a few viewings. Quite a few changes from the books that honestly aren't a problem but you turn the Fremen into opposing forces. Southern fundamentalists vs the progressive northern tribes? Really? Completely contrary to the nature of the Fremen and why they had the power to wage, and win, a jihaad on the universe. Chani throwing hissy fits is an unnecessary distraction. Yes I am a Dune fanatic. :yack: IMAX here I come in spite of it. :lol:
Was in DC last week and the locals were falling out over the temps being 84-86. Felt nice coming from Louisiana. Bunch of pampered out of shape people.
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As an owner of 3 german shepherds, I'll be there opening night
Same. My 3 are gone now but I wouldn't be here if it weren't for one of them.
If it makes you feel better they're probably all going to kick off between 10AM and 1PM. Going to be well done come October.
Just another step in dehumanizing a perceived enemy. Makes it easier to justify removing them. History is replete with examples.

re: What is your worst fear?

Posted by Bamadiver on 3/9/26 at 10:45 am to
Dementia or similar. Took care of my father who had FTD until he passed. Watched him lose the ability to speak. Lose the ability to swallow food then shrivel from being 6'2" 250 lbs to under 120. His last morning I saw the skin mottling start and knew it was over. The worst part was early on when he knew what was happening. I'll never forget the look in his eyes. Really the only thing I fear at this point.
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USPS sucks in every way imaginable.
100%. The upside to the ruling is it pretty much sticks a fork in the USPS going forward. Seems like a win-win.
You pulled that off in four weeks? That's just flat impressive. Nice kit! :cool: