Cypress Sun

You cut off about 10 years of age with that shave!

I wet shave about twice a week. Used to use the 5 blade whatever they were razors but blade prices got to be outrageous so I switched to the Schick disposable razors that cost $20 + tax, for a 20 pack at Sams or BJ's. Not as smooth but they're comfortable for about 10 shaves with Edge Sensitive Skin Gel. I don't like shaving but it's way too hot and humid in Florida for facial hair...been there, tried that for a year...no thanks.

Every once in a while, I used to try a bite of treats that I would give my dog. Beggin Strips DO NOT taste like bacon...trust me on that.

Generators make noise, a lot of noise...especially when everything else is silent. Just sayin.

You're a strange kinda guy...making a billy club with leather cracker on it for your wife. That's gonna hurt when she cracks you with it. That is what is shown in the picture...right?

Yep, that's Curly Joe. I can't imagine being the actor that had to play him, Joe DeRita. Even back then, there was paparazzi of photographers. I always loved the Three Stooges. The REAL Curly was the best...even though Shemp was the original 3rd stooge. Three brothers named Horowitz and a guy named Larry Fine started a absolutely hilarious comedy routine that is still loved today...almost 100 years later. WHHHYYY YOUUUU......

I talked to a couple of AB distributor delivery guys yesterday. They told me that they (both of the guys I talked to) and most of the other delivery drivers are quite pissed at AB for both the idea of supporting something they don't agree with and the loss of money in their paychecks. Part of their pay comes from sales of AB products and this has noticeably cut into their paychecks and is not of their own doing. They also told me that several had quit and gone over to "the other side" which sells Miller/Coors/etc. products. They are also, in their words, REAL TIRED of the jokes and comments said to them during their delivery rounds.

Keep in mind that Texas is on it's own generates it's own electrical energy is on it's own grid that is completely separate from the rest of the US. In this scenario, that would be an upside. There is a downside as witnessed in 2021 during the "great Texas freeze" when parts of Texas were without power for weeks. I don't know if an individual without nuclear weapon capability could completely disable or destroy the grid system. I'm sure they could do a bunch of damage via computer damaging sabotage, but the entire grid? Possible I guess. Countries with nukes and ICBM's could completely destroy our grid system, along with many other electrical items, with EMP nuclear devices. That would mean nuclear war with the culprit though, so at that point...I don't think the grid will mean that much anyway. Once one nuke flies, they'll all fly. The sun could also destroy the grid system (or at least cause severe damage), along with many other electrical items. Nothing we can do about that though.

And Bullseye (1 & 8lb), Unique (1lb), Clay Dot (1lb) and Green Dot (8lb). Nothing is cheap anymore. I know that if I was low on the Alliant powders that I use, I'd buy when I could. Never know what's around the corner.

Motor is not running...blade bar is up...no wonder it's hard to push.

For me, it was a Go Fund Me back in the '60's. There weren't any safeties and DAMN SURE wasn't any self propel. Ahh...good times.

Gonna end up at the pub anyway...with some good rub.

P and...no bonus.

Clean with a double secret, unrecorded 10 second bonus.

Free beer? And it's already on a pallet? Where's the pallet jack? Hey, Captain Quint..I think I'm gonna need a bigger vehicle!

Larry is a legend in the Southeastern states for his prowess at Outlaw. I thought he already was a Jedi Gunfighter. Just shot with him last Saturday, he even used his Lightning on a few stages. Did pretty well also. Congrats Larry!

I've actually been thinking about purchasing a used rolling magnet bar (like the kind roofers use) for just such a purpose. Haven't seen one recently though for a decent price.

Forty-five minutes of fun and fifteen minutes of getting dressed and undressed...you ever notice how much crap they used to wear back then?

Only in DC.

Yep, the bread is the key to Cuban Sandwiches. Lucky for me that there is a place in Ybor City that bakes the bread, complete with the palmetto leaf on the top. I bought one of the panini presses also, still doesn't taste as good as the Cuban places though. https://www.lasegundabakery.com/

Magnum could be serious...

Yeah, maybe an hour or two.

That's friggin hilarious!!!! Thanks.

I didn't know about your struggles with cancer. I certainly hope that the treatment eliminates it and that you recover in full. Been wondering where you and Shyster have been...now I know. Nice therapy tools. Always loved the Model 29 and that one looks like a good one. The Colts are nice also. I'll give you a call this afternoon as I'm busy this morning with RO stuff at the range and other things.