It doesn't sound very romantic to me.

@Jolly LOL. I may have to try that! 555

He's changed the claim to infra-red lasers. God, I hope they're not space lasers.

Sad. That was deliberately done.

The sheriff allegedly walked into the judge's outer office, told court employees and others gathered there he needed to speak to Mullins alone. He and Mullins then entered the judge's inner office, closed the door and those outside heard gunshots, according to The Mountain Eagle. I'll reserve judgment until we get more information, but the only thing I can think of that would anger this sheriff so much during that very short conversation, is if the judge said something racist. If he did, then, I have to say - maybe he got what was coming to him. Racism is wrong.

@Jolly said in Travel Friendly: Makes sense to me... NOt knowing football but liking to comment, I will add my two cents. 5555 Makes sense to me also. Travel is tiring. Dont teams change cities once in a while also when they get a new owner or something? Would seem to be best to keep those in the same league close to each other.

A teacher friend told me that in the US, up to Grade 8, kids are pretty much guaranteed to pass their grade. After that, it becomes a bit more tough. She called it "social promotion"

Home is where the hate is.

Interesting, but I can see why they were not used widely.

@Jolly said in Do not grab your crotch on the football field.: @LuFins-Dad said in Do not grab your crotch on the football field.: Wait one damn minute! You guys have Adam Prentice as your fullback? I think he’s related! Well, he's certainly got a hard head... Yeah, I’ve been working on the family tree. I think he’s from the California Prentice’s descended from Archibald, son of John the Laird of Stane. My line is from David, Archibald’s younger brother. John was made a General for saving William Lockhart (One of Cromwell’s men) at the Battle of Bothwell Bridge. John was among the last to surrender to Charles II, so hard heads run in the line.

@Axtremus said in It’s true! She does believe in post-birth abortion: @Jolly said in It’s true! She does believe in post-birth abortion: One of the things that does show intelligence...Trump does have wit and a spontaneous sense of humor. You seem to feel that it is necessary to stress that Trump shows intelligence, virtually every chance you get. Just counter-weighting the lies. The ability to be witty and funny is a well-known indicator of intelligence.

The tail meat is best, but there is good meat on the legs and on the jaws. Alligator is kinda like shark, as it doesn't have a lot of taste and needs to be helped with marinades and seasoning. I've never hunted them very much and I'd probably botch a skinning job. My wife has caught more gators than I have...Her biggest was 13 ft, but he would have been almost 14, if he'd had all of his tail.

Ah ok.

Link to video

In book 2. Just picture Gary Oldman and cast having this exchange: “We don’t like being out of the loop.” “You’re always out of the loop. The loop’s miles away. Nearest you’ll get to being in the loop is when they make a documentary about it and show it on the History Channel. I thought you were aware of that. Oh god, here’s another one.” Marcus Longridge had appeared behind them, carrying a manila folder. “I’m supposed to give this to—” Lamb said, “I’ve forgotten your name.” “Longridge,” said Marcus. “I don’t want to know. I was making a point.” Lamb plucked a stained mug from the litter on his desk, and threw it at Catherine. River caught it before it reached her head. Lamb said, “Well, I’m glad we’ve had this chat. Now fuck off. Cartwright, give that to Standish. Standish, fill it with tea. And you, I’ve forgotten your name again, go next door and get my lunch. Tell Sam I want my usual Tuesday.” “It’s Monday.” “I know it’s Monday. If I wanted my usual Monday, I wouldn’t have to specify, would I?” He blinked. “Still here?”

He was probably standing behind one of the average height women. Totally obscured.