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And the Future Farmers of America aren't happy.

not a sammich?

"I been a lot of places and I've seen a lot of things but, Sonny, I've seen one thing that beats them all" a college sophomore that wanted to know if Arkansas had gas stations and if he had to go through Colorado (from Illinois) to get there.

Friends former boss at a college bar he dj'd at. I used to go in & he'd search for the night's Blackhawk's game. https://www.winknews.com/2021/04/07/naples-man-walks-five-miles-a-day-while-keeping-beaches-beautiful/?fbclid=IwAR1q0ZHgjyQ6H1F7XQrOXFf3R0fczGGyoGd7egW-kn981RGJIGH5hA6ibmI Naples man walks five miles a day while keeping beaches beautiful

"NO! I DO NOT WANT TO SEE THE BASEMENT!"

$3.00 at a local drive-thru chain that was struggling. $7.00 for any pizza/Chinese food delivery. Drivers that deliver to us seem very happy.

I love this (yes, THAT Les Paul) -

Just remembered that my 18th birthday fell on an Easter, making for a meh legal age celebration. At least the friends I was with at the time made sure I didn't have to buy any drinks.

Over, Under, Sideways, Down

I know who I want as my trainer.

I thought it was Horatio Hornblower, which led me to find this tidbit - [Insert George Takei "Oh My!" here]

Angel Eyes Simoniz

Smart. A friend who is a few years younger than me was in a play back in HS where he had to play an old man. I can't remember if he dyed or powdered his hair gray for the role, but he walked into a liquor store & got a case of beer, no questions asked. Meanwhile, back when I was 26 and made a beer run for a party got carded, & the immigrant behind the counter (Greek, I think), looked at my ID, pinched my cheek and said, "You have such the babyface!"

At this age, yes (my birthday was just over a week ago). I haven't been carded for about 20 years.

"That is more for campaign signs." That was what I was talking about.

Be sure to test the cardstock weight of any campaign placards with a flashlight. I passed one on the way to my doctor. The sun was setting behind it and the sign was a not quite opaque enough white with dark blue print, so the words on the reverse were bleeding through to my side. I could have sworn it said, "VOTE POLLUTION!" I couldn't quite catch the actual name on it as I passed it by too quickly. Looked it up - it was "Poulton".