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So sad. I have good memories of Jack Hanna.

I saw this today. I didn’t mind it. 4 out of 5. All the actors know they are old and make jokes about it. They’re not like Tom Cruise who never gets old. Indy is still white. Arabs are Arab colored. Greeks aren’t black and neither are Nazies. Popcorn was good, too.

What a remarkable woman.

I used to be able to just click a Twitter embed in a thread on this site and be taken to Twitter to read the tweet and replies. Now I get blocked because I don’t have a Twitter account.

Wife and I went bowling today. Actually, we go twice a week cuz the local center has a summer deal where you can bowl 3 games any day, any time for around 3 months for a onetime fee of $50 per family. This was our second game. She's was killin' me. I staged a comeback but it wasn't enough.

The organization is called the GPAA, Gold Prospectors Association of America. They have local chapters.

My wife and I are members of a local chapter of a gold prospectors organization and once a month they have an outing, some of which are overnight. I have an RV but it would never make it to the locations of the claims which are very remote and involve trails that require 4WD. I bought a tent...

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1605783/?ref_=ext_shr_lnk 9/10. I really like this movie. I like how the music evokes the period and how the cinematography sometimes looks like a French painting. Excellent writing (won an Oscar for sceenplay). Just thoroughly enjoyable. In my top 10.

My house in AZ had a very severe crack in the slab. I ended up putting laminate flooring in that room. The size and slope of the crack exceeded what the specs for the laminate said was acceptable, but I did it anyway and never had any issues. I would imagine modern luxury vinyl is even more...

Tile on a cracked concrete slab is done every day. Every house I worked on in AZ was built on a slab and if the concrete wasn't cracked by the time we got to it, it would be soon. There are techniques and materials designed to prevent the moving slab from cracking the tile on top of it. The most...

I did at first. If you look at the "before" picture, the PO had painted the rear bumper black after putting a huge crack in it and doing a shitty repair to it. It just looked too dark with the car being a dark blue to begin with. I tried to mimic the factory look of lighter colored trim pieces...

Removed the cladding and bumpers. Stapled and plastic welded the cracks and painted everything with Durabak bedliner in sand color. Put it all back together with new fasteners. New tires, struts, shocks and 1" lift.

I looked into replacing my AC two years ago. We're talking AC, furnace and air handler and my quote was twice that. I don't remember the tonnage or seer but it was close to yours. Get another estimate or two. Maybe prices are different in Phoenix, where I assume you are, than in ID. 8 years ago...

Only it's not. Cheers debuts in 1982, 37 years after the end of WW2 in 1945, and went off the air in 1993, 30 years ago.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0780571/?ref_=ext_shr_lnk 7/10. I always thought Kevin Costner was not much of an actor but he's not bad in this. William Hurt is much better. Remember when Marg Helgenberger was a thing? Anyway, an entertaining, creepy film.

Slap my ass and pin a tail on me. I'm a pony, too.

Just picked this up. 1997 Suzuki JX Sport. Mechanically pretty sound but needs some help cosmetically. Bought it primarily to tow behind my RV but the 4wd will be fun when my wife and I go shooting or prospecting. More economical and handier than my pickup. Going to bedliner the bumpers and...

My wife has good form.

Finally warm enough in ID to spend a while at the range today. Shot some pistols and muzzleloaders. Mined about 10lbs of lead from the berms. Here’s my wife shooting at a gong at about 75 yards.

I've done the paper/cardboard method a lot with small masonry nails.

One of the favorite movies we saw in grade school growing up was "Hemo the Magnificent", a film by Frank Capra. The soundtrack was Beethoven's 3rd symphony.

I'll never tell.

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Sometimes you're stuck with what somebody before you has done, but ideally, the transition from one floor to another when entering a room with a door, should happen under the door so that with the door closed, you will only see one floor or the other.

12 Monkeys Sci-Fi film directed by Terry Gilliam. Stars Bruce Willis, Madeleine Stowe and Brad Pitt, who turns in an amazing performance. Timely epidemic subject matter. Kinda sad at the end. The last time I saw this was 2008. It has aged very well and was still engrossing. A good story well told.

Julian Lennon is 60.

Everywhere I go, men age 20-30 are fags or at best effeminate. There is nothing masculine about how they carry themselves, the clothes they wear, their voices, their mannerisms, their haircuts. It’s gross.

Seabiscuit A really well-done feel-good movie. 10/10. Beautifully photographed, beautifully told and if you've got some good subwoofers, the sound of the horses' hooves as they race is tremendous.

Have you looked into figuring out how to drain the place? Without seeing it, I would think someone with machine could build a crown down the middle of the range like you would do with a road, and then put gutters on both sides to carry away the water.

3 hours? That's a fuck ton of popcorn. But I can do it.

We did this as kids in the first or second grade. Our teacher put the cream in a ball jar and we sat on the floor in a circle and took turns shaking the jar until it turned into butter. She spread it on saltines for us to eat.

Most likely pallets.

Meh, so does Biden and he acts like he's President, although poorly.

FDA Says No Link Between Taco Bell And Diarrhea, Declares Food 'Safe And Effective'

This is Idaho. Now it is legal to get a driver's license if you are a permanent resident of the state; that is, not a US citizen. That has been the case for years here. What is new is that you can now identify yourself as a citizen. Why is that? IDK, it just rubbed me the wrong way. There's a...

Go to the DMV to renew my driver's license. The lady helping me, a sheriff's deputy, asks me if I want to designate on my new license that I am an American citizen. I asked her back, why would there be any question whether I was or not since to the best of my knowledge, only American citizens...

I agree. It was fast, but it wasn't musical. As a violinist myself, I can tell you the hardest pieces to play are not always the fastest ones. Making music is more difficult than dazzling audiences with pyrotechnics. TL,DR start around the 8 min mark

Now listen to how it was originally written