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[quote]Look at the Fillmore Silver Spring, MD and those are some of the tours that would go here.[/quote] Google that right now: [img]https://i.imgur.com/zxCoRZP.png[/img] :wha: ...

Sounds like a real jerk....

I'm sure it means Chicken is working on it. :nana:...

Priests have retirement ages like anyone else, but can still perform sacraments upon request as long as they're mentally competent. But dementia can pop out of the blue, and the old fella probably performed his last public sacrament there. For all we know, the family might have requested him becau...

And open borders. Don't forget open borders....

Pretty good blast notice in the Oregonian: [link=(https://www.oregonlive.com/sports/oregonian/john_canzano/index.ssf/2018/06/canzano_mike_riley_treated_ore.html)]LINK[/link] [quote]Riley treated Oregon State as if it was a temp job three times now.[/quote] [quote]Regardless, I'm sort of weary ...

[quote]They are public servants. Of course they should be publicly accountable.[/quote] To whom? Insane activists? Cartels? ...

I have three pitbulls and a rottweiller mix. They show my caring and nurturing side, but also my love of sport....

French....

[quote]This is pretty messed up.[/quote] Painting targets. ...

It means my ancestors worked and sacrificed to come here legally, become citizens, swear allegiance to this country, serve this country, and create opportunity for their children and descendants. Slight variation there for the Cajun ancestors, of course, since America kinda came to them. But sti...

Discipline has to start sometime, the kid's clearly not getting it from the parents....

The movie is pretty faithful to the novella, with a few details changed. Red is not a black man in the book, for instance. And the poster is of Rita Hayworth in the story. It's set in a different era, hence changes in some of the characters. If you research the actual escape, and the story of th...

There's no doubt King took "inspiration" from either the movie (which came out 3 years prior to Different Seasons), or the true story - the 1962 breakout was a big deal. Along with the story of the Birdman of Alcatraz. When I first read it, I also thought about The Fugitive....

I'm sure I have a pretty high IQ, but I'm still trying to find the right online quiz to properly identify my unique gifts. ...

His final column, in case anyone missed it, was worth a read: [link=(https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/a-note-to-readers/2018/06/08/3512010c-6b24-11e8-bea7-c8eb28bc52b1_story.html?utm_term=.061b48fa89c6)]Washington Post link.[/link] [quote]I leave this life with no regrets. It was a wonderf...

:lol: I just saw Dennis Erickson, Rick Neuheisel and Steve Spurrier are also coaching in this league. ...

[quote]Agreed. You don’t take someone’s life over disagreements and an invitation to a water fight.[/quote] What if he was trying to protect a dog? ...

[quote]Did anyone else think that William was about to scalp Emily to verify she was a host before he saw the card in her hand?[/quote] Thought he was about to cut her forearm open. And it looked like he was about to do that to himself at the end. Lots of overt foreshadowing with him playing wi...

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