I've heard the rats can be seen sunning themselves in the park on a nice day. Fraking New York.
-bonhomme
Say what now? Folks hanging out there see rats sunning themselves, and don't use them for target practice? Dayum! Just a lot of bad aim or what?
Hello Britain? Set us loose on your docks and we will defend you.
And, yes, we opened for Three Dog Night but we didn't get along with them very well.
"cannibal rat post up" -Niedermeyer's Dead Horse
Really? I swear I wrote my #220 FIFmice before seeing that.
Mind-boggling coincidence. Just bind-moggling.
"Hillary? Nothing a plane load of drug laced lost ghost ship full of diseased cannibal mice couldn't fix." -BurtTC
FIFmice
A rep from OK is bringing Tyronne Wood's dad to the SOTU tomorrow night.... -JackStraw
That would be my boy Jim Bridenstine!
Weasel Zippers http://bit.ly/1jCyjZq
"As a combat veteran of Iraq and Afghanistan, I understand the importance of knowing that America leaves no one behind. I am honored to host the father of a true hero."
will be on Piers Morgan's show tonight at 8CST.
Nice -Niedermeyer's Dead Horse
Checked online to confirm tonight.
Fox25 in OKC seems to confirm it is tonight.
http://bit.ly/1e3kLnu
Good paragraph on that page of Dahm describing "The Piers Morgan Constitutional Right to Keep and Bear Arms Without Infringement Act"
Sorry for off-topic, maybe this is known & covered, but I just heard it on the radio, wanted to pass it along.
Oklahoma State Sen. Dahm, author of the "Piers Morgan" 2nd Amendment support bill, took the Limey's challenge and will be on Piers Morgan's show tonight at 8CST.
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KJRH Tulsa earlier article:
Oklahoma State Sen. Dahm's 'Piers Morgan' gun bill leads to future CNN showdown over 2nd Amendment
http://bit.ly/1aYXq3H
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OK State Sen Nathan Dahm bio at OKSenate.gov
http://bit.ly/1ejJrTL
"A couple of hours later, another witness saw Mertz completely nude, and said he thrust his hips onto his mailbox as she drove by."
I submit that this is a new honorary moron whose picture goes up on the wall next to the couch and toaster boys.
From some headline link:
Having kids and getting married are considered life milestones. ... as if it's a huge accomplishment and cause for celebration to be able to get knocked up or find someone to walk down the aisle with. These aren't accomplishments, they are actually super easy tasks, literally anyone can do them. They are the most common thing, ever, in the history of the world. They are, by definition, average. And here's the thing, why on earth are we settling for average?
Sustaining a marriage and raising a family[ are actually super easy tasks, literally anyone can do them. They are the most common thing, ever, in the history of the world. Uh-huh. Talk to me after you've done it.
Arguments from reductio ad absurdum are easy to promulgate, literally anyone can do them....
Mindful, this year's OK Mozart in June marks the 30th year -Sherry McEvil
Yes, 30 years, thanks for the correction. We've been back here for 20.
I have a hard time enjoying that Communism Center sometimes. It stands where used to stand the red brick grade school I attended, and my father attended, where I was taught civics, history, patriotism, and arithmetic, solid education which served me for a lifetime. When I walk across the parking lot I see ghosts of kids playing baseball and of a town that was once a lot more livable and family-friendly.
USA in microcosm.
Then out of nowhere, some ugly ass black bird and his seagull friend tear into those birds like it's a Golden Corral buffet. -@JohnTant
Headline: Pope feeds birds.
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (overrated tinkling)
Overrated?? No. Tinkling? Maybe.
Posted by: puddleglum
Well, he knew how to shift the key, n stuff... Howzabout
Mechanical? Uninspired? A degree of technical proficiency is frequently mistaken for actual mastery.
(I, webworker, armchair critic and amateur torturer of the 88s,would trade a significant body part for a drop of Mozart's ability. Or would have, back when my life was ahead of me and it might have mattered.)
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
This town has for 20 years had an annual Mozart festival. "Overrated tinkling?" You're telling me!
Give me Beethoven!
Good morning, folks. Any comment else I might have made, somebody already covered, so I can just say...
Hope you have a satisfactory day. For a Monday.
My symptoms are NOTHING like as severe as some of those described - so maybe I'm barking up the wrong tree.
There's mild irritation up to severe problems, like most disorders. Might start out mild, but get worse if not dealt with, again, like most disorders.
Here's a simple genetic hint. When you hold your hand up flat, fingers straight out, if the tip of your little finger is below the line of the last knuckle of the ring finger, you're gluten intolerant.
I'm back after RL distractions. Where were we?
I would just kill myself.. no beer!!!! -Chi-Town Jerry
There are gluten-free brews. Doesn't Bud or someone like that make such now?
Possibly there might even be a good one....
Anybody got any family with a gluten allergy ? I gotta' do some research. : ScoggDog
Yes. Mrs Webworker had gluten sensitivity. Lots to know.
There's a fellow we know says he can fix it. I'm not saying he can. But if you try it, let me know, and we can compare anecdotes.
www.thewisealternative.com/
search.php?search_query=gluten
Remove the line feed before search for his gluten products.
YMMV IANADr. etc
Now that we're all here... we're not all there.
I've got to go feed the pesks, but I'll be back after that. No, no, don't wait for me. Y'all carry on, somehow, and I'll catch up.
Also, to all writers, unless you're using USA or BHO, specifiy the First Time You Use It (FTYUI). How many acronyms do you think folks have in their heads - even us civilians?
Okay, so I'm slow. I kept trying to make ASW start with anthro and end with warming. Anti Submarine Warfare was just too obvious.
When he started college he was a walk on running back although he had never played football before. He was an agriculture prof for many years and retired in 2000. He is planning on replanting a pasture with some new seed this spring. -Lester at Janua
To me, such stories are the true victory of WW2. The hero's true reward, a settled life, seeing grandkids. For the sake of "that's what we fought for," as well as for the sake of all those who didn't survive to enjoy victory.
