b1-66er: <Cracked pic>
b1-67er: I've got to say that double decker bus is zero deterrent for a cat that size. They are heading for a Siegfried and Roy moment.
26.2.24
Clawed in
b1-66er: (I especially like the accompanying picture)
The Dear Hunter: Next Level Role Playing. Just say 'No' to dating apps.
b1-67er: Apparently warm enough to take your dinosaur paddleboarding.
TDH: And there's that.
21.2.24
Draining your aqueous of humour
Special K: This is the statement for my hospital visit. Hospital says "That'll be $163,421. Oh, did we say $163,421? You have insurance, so we really meant $9,143.15."
Insurance company says "$9,143.15? We'll pay, let's see, 6,400.22. You get to pay the other $2,742.93."
Crazy.
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8.2.24
Iran so far away
b1-66er: Pop Life https://www.nytimes.com/1990/08/29/movies/pop-life.html?smid=nytcore-android-share
Dear Hunter: After reading about the river changes, I'm still not sure who is right as far as agency policy.
Frankfort area is the wealthier half of the river. Empire is a bit poorer. Unless it's all hyper developed now which is possible. Lake MI is preferable over Eastside lakes.
I spent a lot of time cleaning that fishing river. My husband at the time would fish. If I went, I picked up horrid amounts of fishing line and litter. It's a significant salmon area. I think it's planted with fish.
Evidence of illegal snagging was always present. It's a bit odd that boats have to go into the river ... I guess they don't know how to fish in the lake.
That was my husband's Go To spot for fishing. I could walk my dogs on Empire Beach, but not Frankfort's. I have not been there since the 90's. I used to order fries at the a and then go to the beach and start a seagull riot.
Flashin' the peace sign, enterin' the chopper
b1-66er: Mojo Nixon Dies at 66
D4rw1n: Damn that is a loss. The obit essentially boiled down to "died as he lived: as a rock and roll madman"
b1: Yes.
"Died of a heart attack on a cruise he was sponsoring. Go fuck yourself."
[Mojo backgrounder for the obsessive: https://www.nytimes.com/1990/08/29/movies/pop-life.html?smid=nytcore-android-share]
6.2.24
Seepage
b1-66er: The seepage lines on the north property wall are interesting.
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Suttonhoo: Hope it doesn't crumble like a sugar cube in an old fashioned
5.2.24
Imagine the drool...
b1-66er: 'Cresci told CNET you should think of the gut microbiome as "little pets living inside your intestinal tract."'
D4rw1n: Uh oh. That is trillions of individual "who's a good boy" I need to give every day
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