1 hour ago, kickerfish1 said:

Care to share or not something you can repeat on here?

Lets just say "I ate his liver with some fava beans and a nice chianti." 

bama was stormy and wet lots of lightning, didn't get to fish a lot. still love going tho. a calm evening sky on lay lake

We can use that kind of water here in California.

12 minutes ago, JustJames said:

We can use that kind of water here in California.

9" at our house yesterday. My wife couldn't go to work because every highway to get there was closed. I had a guide trip that I was late getting to because one of the roads I usually take was under water. I was literally catching crawdads in my front yard when I got home around noon. They were popping out of their mud burrows. 

Sheesh @Bluebasser86, have a little water?!?!

Little Gunpowder

Last Sunday I took my dad to Market Harborough in Leicestershire, where he was evacuated to in the war. He lived in a small flat in a grimey part of London, and during the war lots of children were sent out of London to stay with completely random people, so they wouldn't be killed by the bombings. My dad and his sister got incredibly lucky and were billeted with "Aunt" Gwen. She was an amazing woman. At 22 she took in two kids aged about 5 and 7 and looked after them for 4 years. Her husband was away fighting, and was eventually killed. My dad absolutely loved his time up there and always felt very guilty about how much he didn't want to go home at the end of the war! Having the run of the Leicestershire countryside was a great thing for a young boy. A pokey flat in bombed out London wasn't much to look forward to. 

 

He always kept in touch with the family and while Aunt Gwen died about 30 years ago her sisters are still going strong, and dad has always kept in touch. The trip last weekend was the first time they'd actually met up for about 20 years. 90, 87 and Dad's the baby at 83. They had a great day, we all did.

Belle Meade(Nashville) barrel house. 

 

Last week I posted a pic of the Goat Island Lighthouse in Cape Porpoise, ME.

This week we went back and the kids got to go up in the lighthouse.

1 hour ago, Jigfishn10 said:

Last week I posted a pic of the Goat Island Lighthouse in Cape Porpoise, ME.

This week we went back and the kids got to go up in the lighthouse.

Nice ~ and the "Up in the Lighthouse View" is often most memorable.

A-Jay

my keeper FFB draft was yesterday at noon, of course the first report I see this morning is Cam Meredith out for the year... Oh well, I guess I'll have to trade a rb away for a wr. Pretty happy with my team overall, even with Cam out.

It is an odd format for a draft, with the first 6 rounds being auction, then snake draft remainder. (Wentz and J. Howard were my keepers) 

24 minutes ago, mllrtm79 said:

my keeper FFB draft was yesterday at noon, of course the first report I see this morning is Cam Meredith out for the year... Oh well, I guess I'll have to trade a rb away for a wr. Pretty happy with my team overall, even with Cam out.

It is an odd format for a draft, with the first 6 rounds being auction, then snake draft remainder. (Wentz and J. Howard were my keepers) 

Did you see the hit? Nobody's knee should ever bend the way his did.

4 minutes ago, slonezp said:

Did you see the hit?

no, and I'm probably better off not lol

I didn't get to watch any football at all yesterday between the draft and honey do list

During a disaster some guys aren't off work!

16 hours ago, Catt said:

During a disaster some guys aren't off work!

I work in the utility trade (not a lineman) and have gotten to know a lot of these guys pretty well and they are some of the unsung heroes of these storms across our country. While on storm duty it's 16 hrs on 8 off. Could you imagine working on power lines after working 16 hrs? My hats off to them! 

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"On Golden Pond"

I almost knocked back three of these:

 

 

Here I am having full fruit sweats, trying to finish.

 

 

I credit @Tim Kelly with the term "fruit sweats" via FB.

3 hours ago, Catt said:

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I'm gonna take a guess and say it circling into the Gulf and refueling?

49 minutes ago, Burtonxj said:

Love those old Land Cruisers. I had a Land Cruiser Colorado/Prado a few years ago. My favorite ever vehicle. Had it until it had well over 200K on it and was getting expensive. Sold it to some African guys who were buying them up and shipping them to Burundi. Wonder how many AK47s are in it at the moment? Poor old truck.

They are great old trucks. My Dad owned two 78's. I'd love to get one of my own one day. 

 

We sold an Isuzu Trooper to a guy who sent it off to Sudan a while ago..pretty sure it had a .50 in the back at some point.

7 hours ago, Catt said:

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Lmbo! I didn't know Alabama was bordered with our east side. What happened to Mississippi? Lmbo! ??