Abilene Slim SASS 81783

Salisbury Steak

25 cents was a week’s allowance in my world.

The sheet of gum was awful. Bazooka gum with the Bazooka Joe comic was the best.

Yup, all because of Bull-Headed Halsey who ordered they maintain formation during a hurricane, - one he could have avoided with a change of course.

This, except we use braided rope of similar materials as water ski tow ropes. It gets rainy and really humid here.

I think he fell face first into a tackle box.

Of “corse”…

Been using Macs for business and personal since 1990. Although I can adapt to a Windows world, I can’t imagine living in it.

“Only TWO THINGS come outta Oklahoma, steers and queers. Which one are you, boy? I don't see no horns on you, so that narrows it down!“ RIP Mr. Gossett

I think she’s the magnet and he’s nothing more than cheap metal…

Especially the dark colored ones. They look like fish hooks. I can’t remember a time where I’ve ever thought, “Gee, I’d like to stick a fish hook in my face.”

I rode a Kawasaki Mach 3 750 triple a couple of times back around 1971-72. Acceleration was mind-numbing and combined with marginal stability for such a bike. Think I might have had to change my underwear after my second (and last) ride… Oh, to be young and stupid again!

Which is why I haven’t watched one in the last 20 years.

Phun with Photoshop...

That’s mentioned in this video: https://www.businessinsider.com/baltimore-bridge-collapse-container-ship-dali-maryland-port-rescue-disaster-2024-3

Story of my life. The hearing part, that is. However, I would never share what I “heard”. Not to that guy anyway…

Asa & I will have chicken.

From a friend who was at a "Red Dawn" match last year.

Sent my app in today’s mail. I’ma Henry shooter. Put me and Asa down for dinner.

That future is here now….

72.44308110509933 Fixed it for ya!

I always looked behind me right before falling over backwards. One time a tourist diver didn’t and landed right on top of me. Boy howdy, that left a mark on my head.

Depends on which way you’re facing.

‘Tis true…