duckblind56

So he wrote a book 10 years ago and now he's trying to sell a few more copies by posting a video promoting it?

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For once, don't be a coward. Answer the question.

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Pipe dream...not going to happen. None of the dims will directly answer a challenging question....never.

I will answer for him/her/it/they/them/other/cocksucker, yes "it" voted for The Potato in 2020 and Cackles on 2024 and cannot give a reason why other than "well, because".

Where I grew up in Rapides Parish, this area was referred to as "across the river" and the people of that area were called "redbones".

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The West Border: The Sabine River (the current Texas-Louisiana border).The East Border: The Calcasieu River

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Because the area was isolated for so long, it developed a deeply unique mix of cultures. Today, the descendants of the original settlers—including Spanish, French, Anglo, Choctaw, and Biloxi-Chitimacha people—still celebrate this distinct heritage.

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These appear to be what I was referring to as AR glasses.

I did check their website and you are correct, they are expensive....but if something like these would allow her to watch TV, read, use the computer, etc. then it would be worth it.

Thanks

Posted this on the Tech Board also.

Why I'm asking for input and advice on AR glasses.

My wife has Myopic Degeneration in both eyes and has very reduced or impaired vision. She has not driven in over 5 years and eye glasses or contacts do not correct the vision enough to help.

Currently she reads books etc. on a tablet with the brightness set at max, font size very large and bolded.

For watch television we have an 85" screen size set at dynamic picture settings and even with that she sits about 5 foot in front of the TV while watching.

Anyone have any experience with AR glasses for connecting to and viewing a television? The majority of info of what I have found online is focused mainly on connecting to a phone, laptop, X-box, etc.

TIA and hopefully I get the info I need on the subject.

He would be wondering when Santa is coming down the chimney and she would be drunk and/or xanaxed up and cackling on CNN, MSNBC, etc.

Yep. Young man did a great job. Not a knock on the band at all but they all looked so "stiff" due to having their pressed and starched uniforms on.

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My statement on America at 250 and the state of the country:

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Bill, hate to break it to you on this beautiful 250th birthday of America but you have been irrelevant for the past 20 years. No one gives a flying frick what you have to say about the state of this great country.

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Can attest, in 1974 I

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Can still vividly remember getting my first BJ while the truck radio was playing "Come and Get Your Love" by Redbone. Has remained one of my favorite songs for 52 years.
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Great looking build and as mentioned, has always been one of my favorite WWII planes.

I'll never understand the serial downvoters on your threads. Guess they just jump in and DV but don't have balls enough to say why.

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The Lockheed P-38 Lightning has a top speed of about 414 to 443 miles per hour (mph), depending on the specific model and engine settings. Later variants like the P-38J and P-38L were the fastest, hitting their maximum speed at an altitude of 25,000 feet.
The P-38 Lightning got its speed from two powerful Allison V-12 engines. Each engine had a turbocharger.

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Probably missed the opportunity to make a Guinness world record size gumbo.