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Totally agree, but we use the best dry rub on the planet (just our opinion). Legg's sausage seasoning.

You can do that if they've already shot?

I've ridden some coasters in the past, but I think my day for that is passed.

Lesfe for the win. That and fattigman...leave the lutefisk for the nuts.

I'd try one but I'd probably have a heart attack.

sounds good - if i can remember ill bring it up at the next family get-together , bad thing is im the elder at these anymore - i never thought that would happen , i was obce the elder of the younger bunch - ive outlived a couple and survived better than one , i like czech gravy the way my wifes family made it , im not crazy over anything scot my family made , i did enjoy the german fixins both her family and my family made , ill admit the things i miss the most of my previous two wives families [ not them] was the leftsa , mostly at thanksgiving , my two ex-MILs both made great food , i doubt either are still alive at this point but either way i miss them [not the wives] they were both angels in my memories i came back to add tha one of my few , best friends in junior high school was of english and latvian descent , his mother was widowed after the war , there was a small contingent of latvian residents in our community , the all got together once a week , my frienbd and i would hunt pheasant and rabbit - his mother would cook them up in a dark gravy with spices that ive never had since , my mouth waters to this day just thinking of that ............... granted she hated guns and thought we shot them with BBguns when actually ours were propelled by 12 ga shot shells = we never saw a good reasom to correct her thinking , my friend kept his shotgun at my house and we hunted behind my house , his mother worked at the same company my father did , we all smiled at this later and we ate well back in the day

I was a faithful follower of Rush Limbaugh until his death. I know that some here didn't like him, but that's not why I mention it. Every year for the Fourth of July, he would read an address written by his father on what the founders risked and lost. He called it, " The Americans Who Risked Everything". It's too long to post here in its entirety, but here is a link to it. https://www.101bananas.com/library2/limbaugh.html

I read it last year about this time. Along with the Constitution. And some of the southern states articles of secession. And Bryan's "Cross of Gold" speech.

I wonder if schools would ever go that deep into and teach it that way???

The face covering may be an Arab version of a fly mask. It also blocks the horse's field of view which could calm the horse. As a former owner of Arabian mares & having friends who owned Arabian mares & one gelding Arabian's temperament can be described as "a horse on crack". By the time the misses & I hit 60 we switched to quarter horses.. When the short quarter horse mare my wife had for 15+ years died two summers ago, my horse a quarter horse gelding decided he didn't want to live without his long time herd mate. A couple of weeks after she passed he decided to lay down & not get up again. I got him up twice and each time he refused to walk.* Laying down again each time. We called a friend who euthanized the mare to do the same for my equine friend. This the 1st time I've witnessed an animal that loved an animal companion so much that they lost the will to lived. *He didn't have colic because he'd been there done that a couple of times. I had to to feed him psyllium for one week every month to flush the sand out of his intestines..

A Norwegian whole grain bread with the Czech version of paprikash gravy.

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i dont speak either , the two Norwegian's were too far removed , and my current czeck wife speaks better Japanese as she was raised there , ive already told the ta;le of my german side forbidding me to learn german when i was young - too soon after the war , i speak American English and defer to relatives if they are alive to interpret , i got shortchanged in so many ways - oh well im still here - most of them arent

Your not looking at it right. Let's you hold your rib and cornbread in one hand and your beverage of choice in the other as you wander and mingle.

yes - we watched that at dinner the other night , thats a couple hours ill never get back , we afmitted after it was over it was a waste but we were just eating/cooking during it so didnt feel it was a total loss as we caught a couple minutia here and there when it was either funny or exciting - a couple minuities as in two at each point during a dumb 2 hour movie , i think the dog liked it better than we did , but try them to know

Bill O'Reilly has a book in his "Killing" series: Killing England. It goes into great detail about the brutal struggle for independence from England. This is a far deeper dive into history than one gets in public school.

i dont uber , but i get it , i just see it as too much exposure , im not into that any more

can we just start shooting these scammers where we find them pleases ? it would send a message as well as set a precedent - kinda like hangin horse thieves and cattle rustlers , there are no redeeming factors involved - HANG EM HIGH

The sweet tea will have those kids bouncing off the walls. Love how the headmaster was digging in.

These lunatics are elected by their voters. These are the same voters that elected them to confiscate their guns.

There's no plan to revive the railroad. The museum in Sacramento is funded in part by the State Parks. If No. 9 is put on static display I suspect that it would be funded mostly by one or more "Friends of...." groups, in conjunction with National Parks, State Parks, or some Marin County or Mill Valley park system.

I can’t do coffee!! I’m trying to stay OUT of the hospital!! Coffee is my green Kryptonite!! 🥴

So.... kneippbrøt and sure na paprice.