@Catseye3 said in I'm no Pelosi fan, but...: @Doctor-Phibes said in I'm no Pelosi fan, but...: (You have been warned): Ye gods, that's almost worse than the snails! Almost...

@Klaus Somebody already played you i think

@Catseye3 said in Come in, Mr. Johnson, your time is up...: Hey, Phibes, over to the left, is that a castle? Village church. There's a lot in the area - roughly 16th century.

@George-K I'm putting an egg, shell and all, into my coffee grounds . I've had egg coffee, and it's very good. God bless the generations of church ladies who have been making church basement coffee for all these years, keeping the tradition alive.

Stylin' on the boulevard...

Looking for more on this story, I came across a New York Post story about how she refused to answer press questions about Biden's possible convos with Hunter on his laptop in 2018. She declined to answer. The press people kept pressing and pressing, and she repeated her initial reply. I scanned the copy very quickly, but my impression is that she didn't lose her cool, but just kept repeating that she wasn't going to discuss it. She came across as a pro IOW. My amateur reading is that she as press secretary is under no obligation to answer any Q's about events from four freaking years ago. The press corps were acting like they had the right to roast her over the coals about anything they wanted. They treated her like she was on trial! The press, IOW, were acting like assholes. This seems like I am defending KJP, that I'm in her corner. I'm not. I don't care about her. But how she presented in this story was different than the one presented in this thread, is all.

Sounds great. Also, cool that you name your trees.

@Renauda said in Strategic Oil Reserve: I hear the train a’coming. LOL, and the greenies still won't acknowledge that this is a far more dangerous way to transport it than a pipeline. But...the ENVIRONMENT!

We had a Curtis Mathes about that size...

@Jolly I was well aware of the Scots who served under the Tsars. I even knew a Russian with the family name Gordon from, at the time, Leningrad- now St. Petersburg (again). Yes she was a descendent.

Well I hope the guy doesn’t go to prison for that. No sense in wasting another life over that.

Houston is pretty metropolitan. Get out of town aways, they're out there. I've got an old friend in Buna up near Beaumont. Old and bed-bound now, in his day he was quite a critter. Like a lot of small cattlemen, he worked a day job and raised cows on the side. He had a hundred acres of pasture interspersed with pecan trees. Mike was born and raised about a mile and half from me. Raised a cattleman, married a cattleman's daughter. Probably born bowlegged and so thin if he turned sideways, you'd lose sight of him. Made a heckuva sight bouncing around his place in a ratty old pickup with his running buddy, a black jaguar. May have been born in Louisiana, but he'll die pure Texas. Which won't be too long. That's the bad thing about getting older. Older you get, the less friends you got.

@Axtremus said in Varney talks about the red shift.: @Jolly said in Varney talks about the red shift.: Why would you want it? I’m happy to let the private companies and individuals move or stay as they wish. Why would you want to stop the mass migration of companies and individuals within the USA? Californication.

@George-K said in Bombing at Georgia Guidestones: [image: 1657220191918-georgiaguidestones-resized.jpg] Well, it wouldn't be quite down to 500M, but it's a good start....

And then the murders began.