It ain't Trump doin' the fascist dance...

Mid 70's Eldo convertible. [image: ?u=http%3A%2F%2Fcar-from-uk.com%2Febay%2Fcarphotos%2Ffull%2Febay129639.jpg&f=1&nofb=1&ipt=8db5a53894376338027c301e3f182f1f82e66c75387d4378d167e7b89a024d96&ipo=images]

@George-K said in D-Day, colorized: @Copper said in D-Day, colorized: Scottie? Yup. Charles Durning was another actor who was part of the Normandy Invasion. Henry Fonda. Richard Todd. https://www.usatoday.com/story/graphics/2024/06/06/famous-people-d-day-invasion-salinger-yogi-berra/73964272007/

Oh yeah, WaWa's sandwich and salad station is usually quite decent.

Btw Strasburg played it right. Started great, had some injuries, peaked in time to help with the World Series, signs a guaranteed $210 million (or something) contract in which he made $600,000 per PITCH (including balls!) before he retired.

Dr Pepper hits the spot sometimes. As does a good rootbeer (Barqs or 1918), or sprite. I normally will drink a small Coke Zero (or Pepsi zero), and at night instead of snacking/boozing I’ll just have a Fresca or diet Ginger Ale, those also hit the spot. Btw I almost only drink the smaller cans these days, what are they, 8oz I think?

Good thing we have drones, that’s all I’ll say.

mental illness

Hmmm, this is a tough one. NOt sure I agree. Seems like it is going down the slope. It could backfire for President Trump if he is on undeclared drugs also.

I have my doubt, good for them to try. But the owners of the new stock exchange seem to focus on the fact on where it is located. Does that really make a difference and does anybody really care? Seems like stock trading is pretty independent of geography. I dont even know where NASDAQ is located. I assume New York, but maybe not.

Won't have to wait long.

Littering.

@Axtremus said in Stealing FIre Hydrants - Whats Next?: @jon-nyc said in Stealing FIre Hydrants - Whats Next?: What ever happened to just getting a fucking job? I heard @Doctor-Phibes' benevolent employer is hiring; the jobs pay 6 figures too! Also full pension and great benefits. We've had a total of 5 applicants, 2 of whom were only willing to work remotely.

Wow!

@taiwan_girl Interesting video. Sauerkraut soup is quite good, especially in the dead of winter.

@Axtremus said in Meanwhile, in Florida...: @89th said in Meanwhile, in Florida...: We have a 400-house community here, the HOA does a decent job. You have to get approval before you put up a playset or repaint your house exterior, or put up a fence... and I get why, without such review your community can quickly turn into a place with broken RVs in driveways, grass that is 2 feet high, and purple houses, and weird fences. All depends on the HOA and people running it, as you said. I'd much rather live in an HOA-managed neighborhood, personally. But don't you love freedom and liberty? "Broken RVs in driveways, grass that is 2 feet high, and purple houses, and weird fences" are the price and the beauty of freedom and liberty, no? You have the freedom to choose which type of neighborhood to move in to. Every homeowner is made aware of HOA rules before they buy their house.

@Copper said in 71 Most Beautiful Streets in the World: My HOA could find multiple flaws in every one of those. Any HOA worth its salt can.

[image: 1717682475463-screenshot-2024-06-06-at-9.01.02-am.png] THere's two of them in the package, so it's good for 2 meals.

Cool freakin' animal. Maybe if it learned to fly it wouldn't go extinct... what a dummy.