Maggie’s Funny & awesome pics, vids and memes thread (work safe, no nudity)
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Tell me this place is near you.
Cuz I am coming to visit
Best nut milk bag? I've got a better nut milk bag right here. *Butthead laugh.
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New Apple Car Play capable radio for the Venza. Got it from ol’ Bezos, it had great reviews and was on sale for like $125….Chyna…
Sounds much better than the Pioneer that was in it as well
Hard to find one with an actual volume knob but glad I did. Steering wheel controls work, used the same interface as the Pioneer.
Sounds much better than the Pioneer that was in it as well
Hard to find one with an actual volume knob but glad I did. Steering wheel controls work, used the same interface as the Pioneer.My birthday frog last night.
Man I hate when people caption things wrong... This has nothing to do with the Continental Army or the Sons of Liberty. And Brian Williams wasn't born yet. This is not related to the Revolutionary war because planes had not been invented yet.
This is Grant taking Vicksburg with the Union Marine Aviation pioneer Capt. Thaddeus "Zepplin" Lowe flying CAS. Happened right at the same time as Gettysburg, so they never got any decent press. But Vicksburg was taken only after a serious application of Snake and Nape.
I so wish people would research pictures before posting them.
Cheers,
Sirhr
Also remember the visitor center and “entrance” is at the end of the battle….. you have to start at the top
Yesterday’s pickin’ and picklin’ so far.
Any of y’all ever pickle zucchini or squash? Thinking about trying it.
Any of y’all ever pickle zucchini or squash? Thinking about trying it.
The last photo is from the Chimney Tops trail. The last stretch was closed off due to fires but people climbed around a gate to actually scamper up that trail to the top. I watched them actually crawl the last few hundred yards to reach that top peak. From what I could see, any misstep would be costly. Get there early to avoid all the crowds. A stunning park with beautiful views.
Hiked that many times before the fire and gate. The view from the top is incredible. That trail is short but it's straight up with multiple switchbacks.
No, haven't thought of that. I'm not sure those will do well over the long run. But who am I???
That's a beautiful place. Not sure these old bones could make it to the top of that peak. In my younger days, I'd be up for that climb. I can't imagine the view from up there.
Here's the gate and fence they put up right after the fire.
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I got my mom to take me to this movie when I was 12. She had to explain a coulplenof the jokes to me. But I loved it.
On a side note, she was a smoker amd would take a smoke break or two during a movie. This was when you could smoke in the lobby.
I field dressed a mature bull for a client. When the guts dropped and rib cage exposed, his ribs were a mess. Over half were broken and rehealed. He had two major trauma scars that went deep into his chest. Years of fighting like this will do that.
Buffalo are incredible athletes as well. They can outrun quarter horses, walk across cattle guards, etc. A friend tried to catch a young cow on his four wheeler and she kept up with him when he maxed out at 65 mph.
Custer almost got the chop at the Battle of Washita under the same circumstances a few years before. He attacked an isolated camp while following a raiding party. If not for the cold weather and snow on the ground the 4000 Indians camped a few miles away might have decided to attack him. He used a ruse to scare them off but it barely worked.
The repeating rifles in the hands of the Sioux va the single shots of the US at Bighorn were decisive in that engagement. The Indians only had a few hundred of those rifles but they were shockingly effective in the initial exchanges.
You really have to walk the battlefield. Custer had no idea what he was doing and neither did the Indians.
