Favorite team:LSU 
Location:LA (Lower Ashvegas)
Biography:LSU 1989 by way of Nakatrash parish
Interests:Mountainbiking and Jeeps
Occupation:Pool boy
Number of Posts:2595
Registered on:5/7/2004
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nope, my wife is that age and looks much better
shite, my wife is 56 and looks way better than that.

But I'm a lucky guy.
- anti self-defense / 2A / hunting
Looking for a couple of speakers for my retirement plan of living in different cities. Our first place is a two-floor condo.

I see that JBL has Auracast. Does anyone have a couple of speakers they've linked? What about indoors? I'm thinking a speaker each for upstairs / downstairs.

Please share your experience.
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The amount boomers and others will stick their head in the sand
OK, Mr Victim, what would you have people do? I'm not moving to those areas so why should I care?
Thanks for posting...the 11W's are out of stock however.
Yes...I'd be the leader of the crew.

Like Christopher Walken in "At Close Range".

These country people's security is really lax. I can load a tractor on a flatbed and drive away with it.

Candy Clark would be my woman.


I do strength training at the gym 4-6 times a week. My workout takes 1.5 hours.

In addition, I do aerobic / anaerobic exercise for 1 hour 4 times a week (basically ever other day).

To do this i either:
1. Hike a 4 mile trail that's 5 mins from my house, 600' of elevation gain.
2. Mountain bike for over an hour, > 1,000 feet of elevation gain.

I walk / hike on average 7.5 miles / day.

I'm 64 and retired so I have time for this. No arthritis or joint pain to complain about.

I am in afib full time, saw the cardiologist last week for the first time in two years (i'm on no meds, just baby aspirin). He looks at the above, my height / weight, heartrate and BP and says - "Well, there's nothing I can do to improve your life. See you in two years".
Mamaw left all the table scraps out for them. They did a hell of the job of keeping the rodent population down in the broiler house and barns.

My great uncle told us about "Cat Day" they would have every couple of years on the big farm in Sabine Parish. The cat population would get kinda crazy so the boys got one day to shoot as many as they could. They looked forward to that day as kids.
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You enjoyed our nation's capitol. Great political board thread.
You see my post count? You see how long I've been on this board? You know why my post count is so low primarily? Because of miserable assholes like you. I hope you have a shitty day.


I thought I'd share a dose of patriotism to the baws here that deserve it, that love our country like I do. Just before our birthday.
Went in early to beat the traffic, before the Amyl and the Sniffers concert (Plasmatics meets AC/DC).


Facing the UFC / Fan Appreciation Fest entrance (Wash. Monument facing the White House).











My ex-MIL (the staunch liberal) still drives her 14 yo Prius out in Davis CA, on the original batteries.

Think how much money she's saved over the years.
Yes, years ago when my wife tried to drive my F350 dually through the drug store drive through with a sick grandma on board. And banged up the fender flares.

And I use it to haul my mountain bike. And my jet ski. Talk about overkill.

It's a 2000 w the 7.3 Cummins with 180K miles. It will be still going after I'm gone.

re: 1st Formula One Race

Posted by chrome_daddy on 6/9/26 at 5:58 pm to
Apparently I was at Le Mans in 1965 but I do not remember as I was 3.
I will say I saw Jimmy Buffet for the first time when he was 72. I was never into him, but a whole bunch of friends were going. I figured that like a NASCAR race, the pre-concert tailgating at least would be entertaining. And it was.

But so was Buffet. He put it all out there for 2 solid hours. At 72. I walked away being impressed.
Wife was a huge Madonna fan until she went to see her last year in DC. It was a Monday night. Madonna was 2-2.6 hours late starting the show.

She walks out and says "Sorry I'm late. But afterall, I am THE QUEEN".

My wife and her friend were pissed. But at least they didn't spend FU money like some of the people on VIP / box seats.
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not as fun as people think.
You ain't doin it right buddy.
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The most decisive victory
Lately I've been fascinated by it's predecessor, the battle of the Coral Sea.

You could argue it was the most important for the US Navy in WWII, as it was the first one that checked the advance of what previously had been an unmatched, unrivaled 600 lb gorilla - the Imperial Japanese Navy.

While not a decisive outcome, it set up for US victory at Midway weeks later.

The overconfident Japs did not put a rush on repairs suffered at Coral Sea, unlike the Americans. And it showed at Midway.

It was also the first naval battle fought entirely by aircraft. Tactics for this had not been worked out yet, causing a confusing, frustrating battle for both sides.
My friend wins the ones temporarily accepted in Virginia.

BALSAK and TST ICL were ultimated recalled.


Did you upgrade the Fitbit?

I did that and it works ok. But, now it autostarts some timer when I'm out running / biking. Gotta get rid of that next.
If done well it's OK.

I call em Philly turns bc years ago before the advent of flashing yellow / turn arrows / left turn lanes the only way you get to turn left for blocks and blocks in Philly is to plant yourself in the middle of the intersection.

But, when it turns yellow and the oncoming traffic stops, you turn.

Land of the hunter / hunted - it's tough out there.

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