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The Original O'l Farts Club.
- Thread starter Putembk
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I’ve always enjoyed buying a program and playing the fun games for prizes now they put one of them QR codes up on the screen and you are supposed to find it online… it’s too much for me nowWhen I was a young fellow, early teens, I would keep score at the ball park. The numbers were on blocks and you spun them around to keep track of the game. Now by the looks it's all electronics. It put a few dollars in the pocket and I could stay out a bit later. It was awfully dark riding my bike down the railway tracks to get home. I rode like the wind and every lunatic in the city was chasing me down the tracks
I would definitely say that California is a unique situation with it's own unique problems given the incredibly high taxes and extreme homelessness that has driven people likely to visit sports bars out of the state and into much more reasonably managed locations. I would also say that the places that are popular would appear to be regional as in my area on the east coast, Hooters was a brief fad that lost it's appeal a long time ago while places like Chili's and Buffalo Wild Wings are doing a thriving business.
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You shouldn't underestimate those rabbits they're viscious enough to make a knight of the round table soil his armor.
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Hope it works for you! The tests to justify RFA on my nerve endings were ineffective, so that won't work for me.
Especially the Kung Fu bunnies!You shouldn't underestimate those rabbits theey're viscious enough to make a knight of the round table soil his armor.
Monty Python...?You shouldn't underestimate those rabbits theey're viscious enough to make a knight of the round table soil his armor.
cola
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You are so right! Without some degree of health which supports mental sanity and stability, life becomes much more of a chore, and much less of enjoyment. Health is the true luxury! And we can be blessed with it, but cannot shirk the gift we are given if we want longevity from it. And the ability to move and walk, even in pain.It just proves to me over again - EXERCISE - is really the BEST MEDICINE - had a good chat with the experienced lady physiotherapist there at the med centre - and she said that no matter how old and fugged up you are - even if you are 90 years old and bedbound - you can still harness the benefits of exercise - she had workout routines for bedridden people even -
You can have all the gold or silver in the world - but if you ain't fit enough to enjoy it - then what's the point? - without health - ya can't appreciate wealth - unless you just get a buzz out of giving it away - after all - generosity is a luxury - for many -
- so drop and give me 20 -
A few months back I talked about needing to lose a British stone in weight, and have finally succeeded in doing so. However, after shedding that I realize that there is half a stone more! Sneaky - when you get older the adipose tissue curls around to your back, which I cannot see, and also hides in the upper chest area. So, to be totally lean and mean, I am shooting for another half stone. In my high school years I was a full stone leaner. Perhaps, given my current aim, that should be my ultimate goal.
I ended up finding I liked organic unprocessed brown sugar too much to totally give it up in my coffee. So, in trading off, I have eliminated all snacks other than a banana or piece of fruit if hungry, or whole grain olive oil bread. That seemed to do the trick. Like always, and with any diet, the goal is staying with it. So it is not a diet, anymore.
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Yea, its doing great. Its about 5 feet tall now but I hope it will finish somewhere between 10 feet and 12 feet. Those Zamaldelicta plants are great too. They get really frosty !Looks healthy - but if it's taller than 3ft - the neighbours would see it! - and that might lead to plod paying me a visit - and nooo - I don't really need that - so I'll just grow my smaller plants - thank you very much -
How do you get those Zamaldelictas that big? Is it based on water or nutrients? I cant get those little buggers any taller than 1 1/2 feet tall.Well Gypsy, my auto zamaldelicas are both nearing 6 foot tall with the pots now and my neighbours can definitely see them if they lean out of their bedroom window.
I may have to take their heads off.
(The plants, not my neighbours. I like my neighbours. They do a lot of tutting over the fence at me.)
I'v never tested it but I've heard it said even small cats will feast on their owners if they aren't fed regularly. of course they're smart enough to wait until their owners are deceased whereas the big cats don't need to wait for that. Anyway I've seen it suggested by more then one person that if you are an owner of a cat and you happen to die and the cat has nobody else to feed it and no other source of food, you got about 48 hours before even a normal house cat will start trying to feed off of you.
Imma look at my Louie In a whole different way now. He does get angry when his bowl is not filled to the top
cola
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Though I have interest, lke many, I do not actively trade the markets anymore. Still of a lifetime student of them. There are certainly markets that I watch that are definite bellringers as to the economy's overall health. Were I younger, I would seek out high dividend stocks strictly, that have had a history of both rising, and paying, for a very long time. Though I don't advocate drinking it, Coca-Cola is one, and one that I believe Buffett has a gigantic LT position in. Chasing something like NVDA, or any short term riser, is risky. As a matter of policy, I don't give advice.
Too many cookies?
JOKE
Genius
I have one and wanted use it for kale/beet/asparagus smoothies .
Its 5 years old and I never took it out of the box
after all
