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I had four soft scrambled w/good cheddar cheese and three pieces of bacon this morning. It was either that or the lobster. The eggs were easier to make.

Delta plane crash in Toronto: All 80 aboard survive, 3 critically injured | Fox News Video of the actual crash. Hard to tell what happened, kind of looks like a very hard landing.

Hmm....I see an Executive Order coming down!

Staged. Look close....looks like a recessed bar type soap niche to me.

Toronto Pearson Airport suffers Delta plane crash, flips upside down, according to reports | Fox News

I think Ryan Preece has some experience flipping at Daytona. NASCAR might want to listen to what he has to say.... Ryan Preece in 2023 at Daytona.

I have to guess that the front tires were off the ground for at least 300', maybe more, before it flipped over. Longest wheelie in NASCAR history!

Spin the cylinder to the empty hole, load one, click, click, click, click, bang. What's so hard about that?

This 1987 crash at Talladega lead to the introduction of the carbonator restrictor plate which limited horsepower to slow the cars down. Bobby Allison cut a right rear tire down while at full speed (about 200++ mph), the car turned sideways, caught air and sailed into the catch fence in front of the main grandstands. It was just a miracle that the 3,000 lb car going 200 mph didn't end up in the grandstands. IIRC, a dozen people got hurt, some seriously and one was blinded by debris.

Interesting finish, yes and congrats to William Byron who, by the way didn't have a mark on his car. Jimmie Johnson actually finished third! However, one of these days, these restricted horsepower engines and large pack racing is going to result in a serious injury to a driver or possibly a spectator. I still advocate for giving all of the horsepower that the engines can put out and slow them down by taking all of that aero crap off of the car. No way are they going to flat foot it around the track then. That would put the race back into the drivers hands and not just who is lucky enough to make it through all of "the big ones".

Each chicken will lay one egg a day, so you'll get 2 eggs a day. Two eggs a day times 180 (6 months mol) = 360 eggs in 6 months. That's $1.11 per egg. Current egg prices are about .50 cents per egg. So besides the chicken mess, torn up yard. fencing costs and plain ole putting up with pain the ass chickens....your egg prices double+. Doesn't make a whole lot of sense to me.

I'm not exactly their prey these days. I can't run anyway....I guess they'd just have to have their way with me.

Ya'll think that male Florida panthers are huge, wait 'til you see the Florida cougars. Commonly found near college areas and on HOA boards.

Vessel Characteristics: Ship BESIKTAS M (Bulk Carrier) Registered in Panama - Vessel details, Current position and Voyage information - IMO 9291365MMSI 9291365Call Sign 3EOA9 | AIS Marine Traffic

When I was a kid, we used to make grape jelly and cheddar cheese sandwiches. That morphed into grape jelly grilled cheese sandwiches. On a wild hair, I decided to try grape jelly on a takeout double cheeseburger and liked it. I'll eat it about once a year. Usually, I like 1000 Islands on a bacon cheeseburger.

No, otherwise I'd have been laughing when I tried it.

Naw, the number on the jersey would be 45 if it was Hillary.

Grape jelly on a plain bacon double cheeseburger. Don't laugh until you try it!

My spare change paid for all but $100 of my first new 1873 Uberti rifle. Back then they were $750 brand new (stock, no add ons).

I can't leave it there either, I always pick up all change that's sitting on the ground, even tails up pennies. I figure that I've picked up about $20 worth of coin over the last 20 years. FWIW, car washes with the self vacuums seem to have an inordinate amount of discarded change for some reason. Every time I've ever done electrical work near the vacuums, I've always walked away with at least $1.00 (mol) of ground change.

Only if it's heads up. Tails up has the opposite effect.

No wonder they make them out of vinyl and ya'll have to wash them....they all say SPECIMEN.

Isn't marked F R A G I L E....we know it's not of an Italian manufacture.

Andre' and the other guy would just roll the runt!

Is a Butterball turkey best for this sport or does the store brand have an advantage?