jacklpe wrote:

[*M] MISFIT CROCKETT wrote: Darn cameras. They everywhere now

I can't leave my staff unprotected! You never know when a con artist like you may come in.

Lol lol . That's funny JACKIPE. Good night all.

Bye the way I love your grill.

[*M] MISFIT CROCKETT wrote:

jacklpe wrote:

[*M] MISFIT CROCKETT wrote: Darn cameras. They everywhere now

I can't leave my staff unprotected! You never know when a con artist like you may come in.

Lol lol . That's funny JACKIPE. Good night all.

Bye the way I love your grill.

That picture reminds me of my neighborhood about five years ago before all of the stores started with the locking devices...

Good to see you in game jack sorry I ended up on the other team. You all have a happy and safe Independence Day !!!

Happy Independence Day! Drafts will be $1.00 all day. BBQ Ribs, Pulled Pork, and Brisket plates are 5.00 with very generous portions. The fireworks show begins at 2100. Wherever in the world you may be from, we invite you to spend the day with us in celebration of this little place we call home's birthday.

Happy 4th guys!!! Id like to give a personal thank u from me to all the troops past, present and future for the sacrifices made so that we may be free!

Thanks for the recognition...26 years in the Air Force...13 as enlisted and 13 as an officer (got a little crazy as I got older). Proud to be part of a great group like this as well!

RT wrote: Thanks for the recognition...26 years in the Air Force...13 as enlisted and 13 as an officer (got a little crazy as I got older). Proud to be part of a great group like this as well!

Thank you very much for your service.

Happy 4th, please be careful today. Do your best to keep your fingers attached to your hands.

*[M]VonHulk wrote: Happy 4th, please be careful today. Do your best to keep your fingers attached to your hands.

... and nose attached to your face!

Keep safe, have fun, and don't get too much sun (or wind, if you are in the mid-Atlantic states!). We just got back from a few hours at the county fair. Got a little sunburned. Filled up on italian sausage subs. Yaaaahhhh.

Fire in Julian, about an hour east of us. Could see the smoke plume when it started yesterday. It's bigger today, moving away from us, and I can't see the smoke anymore.

Our vanilla shakes today are topped with blueberry puree and whipped cream with a cherry on top.

Manfred

Glad you are somewhat out of the fire zone! Sign me up for one of them vanilla shakes please...one for the wife and daughter too!

Don't know if the Gaithers know they are singing in a bar tonight, but they absolutely knock this version of the Star-Spangled Banner out of the ballpark. Enjoy!

jacklpe wrote:

you really brightened up my fourth! im up here in MA and hurricane Arthur has put a drop of rain down (all day) and I didn't get to see any fireworks then I came here and saw this!!! Made my night man!!! Thanks!!!!

jacklpe wrote: Don't know if the Gaithers know they are singing in a bar tonight, but they absolutely knock this version of the Star-Spangled Banner out of the ballpark. Enjoy!

OUTSTANDING.

GOD BLESS THE USA

GOODNIGHT ALL

*111|Von Flush wrote:

jacklpe wrote:

you really brightened up my fourth! im up here in MA and hurricane Arthur has put a drop of rain down (all day) and I didn't get to see any fireworks then I came here and saw this!!! Made my night man!!! Thanks!!!!

We aim to please sir! I hope you are riding out the storm in safety and comfort.

Quite safe and comfortable thankyou! really not even a hurricane anymore...no real wind either....just rain rain rain and more rain...oh did I mention there was rain too?

One of the more damaging storms that I've experienced in Florida was TS Faye. It was practically nothing in regard to wind, but it stalled out for almost a week over the state and dropped a non stop torrent of rain. Every development and planning mistake ever made was brought to the surface as countless brand new homes were quickly underwater. It really doesn't pay to buy a house built on drained swampland.

Hope everything up there goes quickly back to normal.

jacklpe wrote: One of the more damaging storms that I've experienced in Florida was TS Faye. It was practically nothing in regard to wind, but it stalled out for almost a week over the state and dropped a non stop torrent of rain. Every development and planning mistake ever made was brought to the surface as countless brand new homes were quickly underwater. It really doesn't pay to buy a house built on drained swampland.

Hope everything up there goes quickly back to normal.

In 2004, we had 3 storms back to back I had no power for 7 days. I bathed in my pool, ate a lot of canned food, and stared at the wall by candle light. lol I think the worst part was listening to the radio for updates, after the second day the radio stations just played the TV news. So the weather man would say, " as you can see on the radar map " that's when I would yell at the radio. I'M LISTENING TO A FRIGGIN RADIO.... lol

jacklpe wrote:

*111|Von Flush wrote:

jacklpe wrote:

you really brightened up my fourth! im up here in MA and hurricane Arthur has put a drop of rain down (all day) and I didn't get to see any fireworks then I came here and saw this!!! Made my night man!!! Thanks!!!!

We aim to please sir! I hope you are riding out the storm in safety and comfort.

Good news! FIREWORKS!!!!!

ive got some video of it that I would love to share, seeing as you guys shared yours with me when I had none........but first thing first....ive got to get the damn video editor working.....

If and when Dr.Dave stops in please give him a drink on me, I just played a great game against him. Much fun was had. Thanks Dr.

*[M]VonHulk wrote:

jacklpe wrote: One of the more damaging storms that I've experienced in Florida was TS Faye. It was practically nothing in regard to wind, but it stalled out for almost a week over the state and dropped a non stop torrent of rain. Every development and planning mistake ever made was brought to the surface as countless brand new homes were quickly underwater. It really doesn't pay to buy a house built on drained swampland.

Hope everything up there goes quickly back to normal.

In 2004, we had 3 storms back to back I had no power for 7 days. I bathed in my pool, ate a lot of canned food, and stared at the wall by candle light. lol I think the worst part was listening to the radio for updates, after the second day the radio stations just played the TV news. So the weather man would say, " as you can see on the radar map " that's when I would yell at the radio. I'M LISTENING TO A FRIGGIN RADIO.... lol

I was here for those. The wind was the big damaging factor from them though. I just remember that Faye was a fizzle, until it stalled out over Seminole and Volusia and put everyone under water. Nasty mess...

I got thrown out of my plane as it nosed over upon landing... Apologies in advance should my "flight" send me crashing through the JR's doors (hopefully I land just before the door):

Yea... Cause I can assure you you won't crash through it. It's fairly well built, so your plane is going to take all of the hit.

So... What'll you have? The bar is open.

jacklpe wrote: Yea... Cause I can assure you you won't crash through it. It's fairly well built, so your plane is going to take all of the hit.

So... What'll you have? The bar is open.

One cup of black coffee please... its been a long day... literally...

Ugh. What a day. Don't ever let anyone tell you that being 6'2" doesn't have its disadvantages.
Apparently, jumping around at a trampoline park works wonders for the spine, especially when some is asinine enough to flip you over suddenly in midair, causing you to land on one shoulder.
As it is, I'm nearly immobilized. Luckily, it's not serious, but still, did I have to sprain the thumb I steer with?
My plane is in the hangar for the time being then. Luckily, there's no shortage of reruns on TV this summer.

I'm 6'3". My back is not great after 2 surgeries, but I am functional and all. Do be careful with yours...

Hey mac get better so you can hold up the phone without pain. Or just play anyway, and yell a lot

I don't think I have a drink for a spine. Well, whatever you're having, I'll make it a double.

Manfred

Since when did 70-degree weather feel like 100 degrees? Need something cold...

One fuzzy navel, coming right up.

Yer dogfight tag says 21 right?

Manfred

I don't ask often but I think today is a good day to drink something very strong. Whatcha reccomend?