Wiseman of the East

It's good. Usually in good shape. See some alligators usually. Couple of really cool par threes, few hills. Try it. Not too expensive $60 a round includes cart.

Good for him. Speak up for your players and fans. Now lets see him standup to those crooks in Birmingham that run the SEC office.

Made fun of Bush and his beliefs for 8 years with mean personal attacks and humor that was completely dismissive of anything the man believed as moronic. Now you may not have liked a few things but Letterman blasted him for every literal step he took.

Now President Obama = second coming, jokes are always harmless fun ie "Obama pardoned the Thanksgiving Turkey and boy was his transportation bill a turkey" (cue uproarious laughter) but had to poke some fun at him to maintain façade of fairness - "oh come on he picks on everyone" - untrue.

Michelle Obama = Letterman's New American Dream Woman.

Apologist for and Useful Idiot of the left which uses entertaining people, books, movies and tv shows to undermine a societies conviction that its core beliefs are correct. Obviously in the case of USA very effective.

Thought he was funny until he became political. Now I think he's an unfunny tool. When Johnny Carson retired I was sad - he truly kept it fair. Letterman ? Good riddance.

Outside agitators. Classic tool of the left. Here's the snopes take if you believe them:
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Come fairly close to what weasel zipper says but not updated as recently as weasel and info wars. Should surprise no one if true. Classic question is why burn your own neighborhood?

Trayvon

Lights what is that range in ur sig pic ? I've done a lot of hiking in Teton and Smokies around Nantahala Natl Forest. Dream of at least setting foot on PCT and CDT so I can say I hiked at least a piece of the Big Three

Congrats to LSU Tigerhead. I'm jealous. Not many have the flex time to do it like you did For the rest of us here's how with a few days off you can get at least a little Trail time in.

Fly direct Nola to Washington DC. Cab to Union Station. Catch Amtrak to Harpers Ferry West Va. The trail runs literally right through the station. A block away is Harpers Ferry Outfitters. Tell them you'll only be out for 5 nights and they sell you whatever you need without loading you down with stuff just to make a sale - good guys. Walk up the street to the Hilltop House Hotel. You'll pass the App Trail Conservatory, go in and chat with them they are full of useful and useless info. The hotel is a very cool place sort of stuck out of time. Eat there spend the night. Get up leave your bags with them and then set out south along the Shenandoah River. It is gorgeous and you pass stone walls on the heights overlooking town that the Union and Confederate forces erected as battlements during the Civil War when this town changed hands 5 times. Continue south along the river after two days or so you will come to the Potomac Appalachian Trail Club headquarters where they have outdoor showers. They will let you sleep on their porch and feed you a nice meal. I was there on the 4th of July and they shot off fireworks! Head back north the next morning arrive back at Harpers Ferry couple of days later. Stop right before you get back to town to visit the cemetery on the hill overlooking town. It was truly magical and perhaps the most peaceful place on earth with wind sweeping through flowing waves of grass. Catch the train back to DC and then cab back to Reagan and fly home. Can be done in 5-6 days. I looked into this quite a bit and this is the only way from Nola to have decent trail experience in a short period of time. I was 44 yrs old at the time and parts of the trail were very tough in this section but it was doable if in average physical shape. Hard enough to make you feel like you accomplished something but not impossible, not walk in the park by any means. You will pass many other hikers heading north and each will stop and chat for 5-10 minutes and tell you a fascinating tale. You also will go couple of hours without seeing another soul and be convinced you took a wrong turn and then be thrilled when some guy and his dog walk up and say hi. Too many cool stories in 5-6 days to relate here but really a top 3-4 experience in my life.

If you don't think this is funny ur hopeless;

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Sounds crazy but went to ecigs in early Jan and didn't have one regular cigarette till Monday before Mardi Gras. Had a bunch of drinks then had one real cig, took three puffs and found it Turrible. Now tapering off ecigs without even trying, I actually forget they're around. Therefore I have a theory (brace for conspiracy) that nicotine is no where near as addictive as the other unlisted psycho-active garbage they put in regular cigs.(suspect anti anxiety compounds or even some feel good drugs like very small amount of X or similar) Sinister dude.

Sorry Couldn't resist Trayvon. Real suggestion. Great looking dog in our neighborhood big goofy friendly mix. Name is Grover. Perfect for him

Cassius Clay and Mac Rebennack. Got Ali's autograph in the airport before the flight, his hands we're shaking big time but when he was done he looked up and shook his fist at me joking like he was going to punch me. Later I looked at the autograph and he had written it on a pamphlet about converting to Islam. Dr. John was on the plane in first class and I said "Hey Mac hows it going?" he looks up at me and no lie says "Where y'at cap?". :cool: