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11/29/13, 12:58 AM
Matthew Mcconaughey and Woody Harrelson in a new series on HBO. True Detective. Yep, I'll be watching that. Love both of them, especially Mcconaughey. Great actor.
And hes smoking hot.
That was for Jill.
I have to admit though, I'd give a nut to be built like him at that age, and he ain't hard on the eyes either according to my ol' lady. Lucky bastard.
And hes smoking hot.
That was for Jill.I have to admit though, I'd give a nut to be built like him at that age, and he ain't hard on the eyes either according to my ol' lady. Lucky bastard.
11/29/13, 01:00 AM
11/29/13, 01:06 AM
I've got to get the 500 out this weekend, I don't think its been fired up since I posted those fall leaf pics a while back. Hope the sumbicth will crank after all this cold and sitting for weeks, lol.
11/29/13, 01:11 AM
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I'd rather not get into it here, but hes intelligent and perceptive enough to pick up on the subtleties of the dynamics, diplomatic enough to go with the flow, and loving enough to make up for it on the back side of things.
Basically a future politician, a lawyer, or both.
11/29/13, 01:24 AM
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I'd rather not get into it here, but hes intelligent and perceptive enough to pick up on the subtleties of the dynamics, diplomatic enough to go with the flow, and loving enough to make up for it on the back side of things.
Basically a future politician, a lawyer, or both.
Basically a future politician, a lawyer, or both.
11/29/13, 01:33 AM
Same here. Nice lazy day. Though I had invites this year, just didn't feel like running around to town and coming home tired. 32nd anni here at the ranch, 25-57 with a whole lotta good (and some tough crap) in between.
Changed the oil but it got too cold to wash Bullitt, so I'll do that tomorrow. Turkey'd out from last week so I had pork steaks.
Didn't the little guy miss smearing whip cream and pie on you?
11/29/13, 01:35 AM
That sounds great.
Mine was about the same as usual. My family doesn't really bother with it anymore since there aren't many of us left and everyone just kind of does their own thing (usually with their in-laws).
I'm pretty much persona non grata with hers so I'm not going to put on a fake grin and listen to a bunch of passive aggressive bull ****. So I watched tv all day then went to Cracker Barrel and had dinner by myself. The looks you get are kind of weird when you're sitting there at a table eating alone, and the place is full of tables of 15 having dinner, laughing, joking and sharing stories.
Oh well, it is what it is. Not the worst thing someone could do on Thanksgiving, at least I had a meal, some don't even have that.
11/29/13, 01:38 AM
I wasn't kidding, hes the smartest person I've ever been around already. His ability to parse words and turn them around on you is amazing for his age, he dissects phrases and quickly analyzes them on a level that you can't imagine. He's really hard to deal with or discipline without being a tyrant, and I'm not kidding at all. He'll quote you back word for word and break it down to all the things you ****ed up on and where you made grammatical mistakes to counter a punishment, and then look at you with those eyes and act like "so, are you really going to punish me for doing something that you technically said in your own words was fine to do?" 
Only hope we have is that he loves animals and studies every little detail about them and their habits. Maybe he'll be a veterinarian, lol. Otherwise, I'm probably paying for ivy league law school.
Only hope we have is that he loves animals and studies every little detail about them and their habits. Maybe he'll be a veterinarian, lol. Otherwise, I'm probably paying for ivy league law school.
11/29/13, 01:42 AM
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11/29/13, 01:58 AM
And that dream of living out in the forest started when I was around 11 with my Dad taking me on hunting and fishing trips and talking about his younger years growing up. I decided then 'that was the life for me!' Seeing the mountains in 75 took it to a whole new level. So yes, I can give good speeches about goal setting.
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11/29/13, 02:11 AM
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11/29/13, 04:25 AM
A Man Just Needs Some....
1960 Pontiac Catalina Safari wagon. Many camping trips in that. Then came the 1970 dark green Bonneville wagon 455. http://www.barrett-jackson.com/appli...ln=460&aid=304
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11/29/13, 06:06 AM
1960 Pontiac Catalina Safari wagon. Many camping trips in that. Then came the 1970 dark green Bonneville wagon 455.
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Good luck finding that. My best friend was looking for a 65 V8 Tempest in the early 80's. a car salesman told him he might have an easier time finding a chicken with teeth. I agree they look nicer than the goat
11/29/13, 06:09 AM
1960 Pontiac Catalina Safari wagon. Many camping trips in that. Then came the 1970 dark green Bonneville wagon 455.
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11/29/13, 11:24 AM
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Limited edition Corvette Stingray Premiere Edition Convertible announced
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Published November 29, 2013
The limited edition drop-top comes in a fully-loaded 3LT trim level with a few extras to celebrate the launch of the convertible version of the seventh generation ‘Vette.
Available only in Lime Rock Green with a Brownstone suede interior, the car is fitted with a Z51 performance package, sports exhaust and magnetically-controlled active suspension. Along with a smattering of Stingray badges and a set of twisted-spoke wheels from the accessories catalogue, it also comes with a five-piece set of Thule Corvette logo luggage and a numbered dash plaque to authenticate it as one of the 550 Premiere Edition cars that will be built.
The price is $77,450, but the cars won’t be built until early next year.
http://www.foxnews.com/leisure/2013/...ntcmp=HPBucket
Limited edition Corvette Stingray Premiere Edition Convertible announced
By Gary Gastelu/
Published November 29, 2013
The limited edition drop-top comes in a fully-loaded 3LT trim level with a few extras to celebrate the launch of the convertible version of the seventh generation ‘Vette.
Available only in Lime Rock Green with a Brownstone suede interior, the car is fitted with a Z51 performance package, sports exhaust and magnetically-controlled active suspension. Along with a smattering of Stingray badges and a set of twisted-spoke wheels from the accessories catalogue, it also comes with a five-piece set of Thule Corvette logo luggage and a numbered dash plaque to authenticate it as one of the 550 Premiere Edition cars that will be built.
The price is $77,450, but the cars won’t be built until early next year.
http://www.foxnews.com/leisure/2013/...ntcmp=HPBucket
11/29/13, 03:58 PM
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