Rye Miles #13621

I haven’t heard anything about them! I watch 3 different news channels. Nothing, nada, zilch!

47 years? ⚠️ Why this number is misleading (important) We’re not actually going to “run out” suddenly. Here’s why: New discoveries happen Technology improves (like fracking, deepwater drilling) Some oil exists but is too expensive or difficult to extract right now Demand may rise or fall (electric cars, renewables, etc.)

Hang in there Barney! Continued prayers🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

I got turned off listening to Stephen Lang, he’s full of himself! He’s was going to leave if they took out a scene he liked? Who the hell does he think he is? 😡 Typical Hollywood holier than thou attitude!

I keep a pistol around with snap caps and practice with that. As far as the shotgun I occasionally practice loading with dummies at home. Rifle nada!

In Ohio you can give a gift to a family member. I gave my son a car years ago, it was kind of a beater but it ran great. We put down gift and we were never questioned. 0 sales tax!

I’m not doing anything. The company I’m using is doing everything and it was all explained to me and in a email they sent me. Everything is being done according to code. there’s no pad on top of the unit, it’s a new generation Generac that’s supposed to be quieter, my son has one and he says it’s not loud at all.

🔫 Military laser weapons The United States Department of Defense has been actively developing and deploying directed-energy weapons (lasers). These are real and in use in limited roles: Ship-based lasers: The United States Navy has deployed systems like the Laser Weapon System (LaWS) on ships. Used to disable drones, small boats, and sensors Cheaper per shot than missiles Army laser systems: The United States Army has tested truck-mounted lasers (like HELIOS and DE M-SHORAD) Designed to shoot down drones and incoming threats Air Force research: The United States Air Force has explored airborne lasers for missile defense, though some earlier programs were canceled or scaled back

About 10 years ago I bought a Chevy Blazer from a neighbor. Her husband died and she only wanted 4 k for it. It had 19,000 miles on it. It was a 1998 so it was 8 years old. Great deal. We went to the title bureau together and she insisted on putting down $1000.00 for the sale to save me sales tax. I don’t know if $1.00 would have worked but the truck was worth more than $1000.00 book value.

I remember that! Wasn’t that the one where the cops were outgunned? I seem to remember the bad guys had full autos!

That’s too bad, I can’t praise them enough. To each his own!

It’s so boring, zzzzzzzzzzzzzz Terrible show!

Yea they know what they’re doing thanks!🙄

I played softball for a few years and yes the baselines are 60 ft and the pitchers mound is 43 feet. Thats for fast pitch. Slow pitch is what I played and the mound is 50 ft. That looks fine to me and that girl is just plain fast!

Yes the videos are very informative !

Everything is fine here.

My taxes are pretty reasonable here. I’ve got family here too and at 78 I’m not going anywhere! I’ve thought about Az and Fla but I’ll just stay here in good old Ohio! It’s not that bad.

Well did it! I had the Generac folks come out yesterday. 10k installed. It’s a 12kw unit that will power my house. No more worries. It should be done in about 6 weeks. Installation is a one day job. They have to get permits and they’re pretty busy. They do everything. I should have done this a long time ago. Hope the power doesn’t go out before. Spring storms can get nasty and the way it’s been going this year who knows?

I’m paying $140 a year for me and my son. They’ll come out and change a tire, bring me gas, get me started for a variety of reasons and also tow me up to 100 miles. $70.00 a year is well worth the peace of mind. Thats my opinion.

First day of Spring! Its about time 🙄😎

Chuck Norris dead at 86 RIP Chuck 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 https://variety.com/2026/film/news/chuck-norris-dead-walker-texas-ranger-dies-1236694953/

His last post or reply was Feb 3

Wow, looks like Cleveland in February! 🤣