Good shooting! Rats are hard to drop in their tracks, even if you do hit them in the head. You must have hit the brain stem.
Is that a 350Z?
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Happy 50th to you and Mrs Pute on the 4th ... I mean really, Congrats brother .
An accomplishment that only a 2-way street can deliver ...
I say this early not knowing my situation later in here ..
lol .. with my love of posting sarcastically political entertainment .
Wifee and I hit 47 years in Nov. and same .. closer to each other now than we've had in a long time .
Here's where my 110th Waterloo is .. yeah, seen 109 pot growing sites pass on .. it is wot it is .
https://www.icmag.com/threads/patwillies-paddlewheel.18130425/#post-18573341
oldfogey8
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Oddly, the like button is not available on your thread.
CharlesU Farley
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Not product placement, just something else besides my chubby, fat fingers for scale. 
Working the Type II /Indica side of NL has its advantages :
Working the Type II /Indica side of NL has its advantages :
it's nissans sport roadster that is no longer made...the auto trader in this ares have 2004 roadsters for 11,900...I'd be happy with 10K...the car runs like a scalded dog and handled great...
good idea, there's a slew of the coupes zipping around...usually the loudest guy on the block...thanks
dogzter
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Lot of folks been jackin it here.Not product placement, just something else besides my chubby, fat fingers for scale.
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Thegreengrower64
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An odd thing happened to me this morning at the breakfast table - in front of my wife and kids - The Mrs and my boy were talking about some little girl that was given a lollipopby the barber that was cutting my boys hair yesterday at a barber shop in Surbiton - and that got me looking up a soundtrack for this conversation on YouTube - as I sat there at the table sipping hot Colombian filtered coffee - so I searched for The Chordettes 'Lollipop' song -
- and as we listened and all enjoyed that old song - I looked beneath it - on the YouTube list - and another song I knew well was there by a Jamaican artist called Millie - who had a big hit in the UK with 'My Boy Lollipop ' - and so playing breakfast DJ - that was the next song I presented to the family - and as the first bars of the song became audible - my eyes immediately teared up - and tears started streaming down my face - got all choked up - which alertedmy wife and stunned my kids - because they had never seen me crying like that - then my daughter ask me 'Why are you crying Daddy?' - with a very perplexed look on her face - and I could hardly get the words out to answer her - since I was so emotionally disturbed - and was busy trying to dab all the leaking moisture from my face - it caught me unexpected - with such an immediate and heavy emotional response
- that I had to ponder for a while - to figure out why to myself - then it clicked - some subliminal emotional reaction had been triggered by the memory of my now deceased Mother (RIP Mum) - dancing around the kitchen with me - in 1964 to this song - I was just 4 years old at the time -
I can't even remember the last time I cried it was so long ago - but it kinda felt good - and although there was sadness in the memory - there was also much joy - so I ended up laughing at myself - (silly old fool - lol)
- Has anyone else had something like this happen to them?
That's a beautiful story..
For myself..its the song; ever lasting love. By love affair ( 1968) I'd be 4yrs old. Sitting on my nans lap singing the chorus.
I just love how music can transcend you back in time, and get the emotion flowing. My nan was my world.
Ya - and for a time there - my Nan (Grandma on my Mums side) - was my world too - especially when my Father broke my Mums back - around 1966 - and she had to go into hospital to have it fixed for months - my Nan took over and took me into her small house
in Chessington - for 2 years - before I went to a boarding school in Reigate - and she was always singing - 
this one song amongst many other old songs -RIP Ruby (my Grandma's name) -
Hombre del mont
Dr of Stupidity
Ya - and for a time there - my Nan (Grandma on my Mums side) - was my world too - especially when my Father broke my Mums back - around 1966 - and she had to go into hospital to have it fixed for months - my Nan took over and took me into her small house
RIP Ruby (my Grandma's name) -
That brought years to me eyes! You just sent me back 60 years!
All my mother and grandmother were always singing too and that was a favourite.
Good Fried Day morning brothers and sisters!
A gorgeous day today starting at 40F and predicted to reach 66F.
Century Link was down yesterday. They used to be first rate but had declined significantly in the last year or so.
Gym this morning and then an open calendar for chicanery, debauchery, or a day of worship and prayer.
A gorgeous day today starting at 40F and predicted to reach 66F.
Century Link was down yesterday. They used to be first rate but had declined significantly in the last year or so.
Gym this morning and then an open calendar for chicanery, debauchery, or a day of worship and prayer.
Around here they run from 9600 base to 23000 touring package depending on type most around 13,000
@Old Fogey its feed a buzzard day. Fling that thing…
