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  • 51
    Posted by Abaco 2 weeks, 1 day ago to Had a Great Laugh on Jasmine Crocket Today
    LOL...well said! I'm gonna start saying farcical things to my wife with a big jive vernacular. I already tell her "shut up, racist" whenever she says something not totally compliant with the system...we always laugh at that.

  • 52
    Posted by Abaco 2 weeks, 1 day ago to A NIFO Missed Opportunity
    Fauci sitting next to MadCow. Perfect. F these people. The end goal is total power for them even if it results in total destruction. Fauci should be in prison for signing those checks...

  • 53
    Posted by JohnRandALL 2 weeks, 1 day ago to A NIFO Missed Opportunity
    Uniparty Convention.

  • 54
    Posted by $ allosaur 2 weeks, 1 day ago to IN THE MEME TYME SUNDAY PAPER EDITION
    I'm just one terrible dino!
    Reading the above, a mental picture of the Clintons hanging by their necks side-by-side just up and popped into my mind.
    So what was my immediate response? I laughed.
    Bad, dino! Bad! Bwahahaha!

  • 55
    Posted by mccannon01 2 weeks, 1 day ago to IN THE MEME TYME SUNDAY PAPER EDITION
    I almost wonder if the Cintons will have a suicidal "accident" to prevent them from saying anything. Of course, there's always the "I don't recall" defense.

  • 56
    Posted by mccannon01 2 weeks, 1 day ago to A NIFO Missed Opportunity
    "The Monster's Ball". Nice analogy and a fun read.

  • 57
    Posted by $ Snezzy 2 weeks, 2 days ago to An Age Of Forgotten Infrastructure
    Some of them don't quite get the message. One young lad told me, a few years ago, "I know how to ride. I saw it on television."

    Sometimes things work out extremely well. A boy from Texas refused to ride. I told him that if word ever got back to Texas that he had refused to ride a horse, they would take away his Texas Membership Card. He then rode.

    If children claim to know how to ride we watch their feet. Usually incorrectly positioned. We immediately say, "Heels down! Sit up straight! Look where you're going!" Kid realizes, oops, she's inside a riding lesson.

  • 58
    Posted by $ allosaur 2 weeks, 2 days ago to IN THE MEME TYME SUNDAY PAPER EDITION
    Me dino would just love to see the Clintons go down.
    https://www.foxnews.com/politics/top-...

  • 59
    Posted by freedomforall 2 weeks, 2 days ago to IN THE MEME TYME SUNDAY PAPER EDITION
    DJT will soon regret chasing away the few real patriotic and constitution-supporting members of con-gress.

  • 60
    Posted by mccannon01 2 weeks, 2 days ago to An Age Of Forgotten Infrastructure
    I've gone horseback a few times in my life as well as 19th century carriage ride events, but no where near as much as I'd like. I'm mainly a city boy nowadays. Big thanks to you for introducing the younger generation to the equine world. They will remember it all their lives.

  • 61
    Posted by mccannon01 2 weeks, 2 days ago to IN THE MEME TYME SUNDAY PAPER EDITION
    Outdid yourself on these strips of mirth and truth, OUC! Love the whole theme and presentation sequence! Thank you!

  • 62
    Posted by $ Olduglycarl 2 weeks, 2 days ago to IN THE MEME TYME SUNDAY PAPER EDITION
    I'd Swear!, Demos's just love Creating Fodder for IN THE MEME TYME EDITIONS . . .

    Wouldn't it be nice if the next Epstein edition was about everyone in Jail ! We could then, put this issue neatly to bed.

    (But, somehow, I doubt it)

  • 63
    Posted by $ Snezzy 2 weeks, 2 days ago to An Age Of Forgotten Infrastructure
    Indeed it was! Now we take little children for rides on our ponies. We did that just this morning, and the kids, mostly 3 to 5 years old, learned a lot about horses.

    Horses have been part of "building civilization" for perhaps 10,000 years, but undoubtedly for 5000.

  • 64
    Posted by mccannon01 2 weeks, 2 days ago to An Age Of Forgotten Infrastructure
    Sounds great! Good luck with the turkey. As mentioned above I've smoked turkey breast a number of times, but never a whole turkey. Sounds delicious! Love smoked salmon, but I'm out of it right now. Next spring/summer I'll catch some coho or steel head out of Lake Ontario only a couple miles north of me. No problem getting 10 or more pounds of fillet on a day of fishing.

    Cooked a whole turkey on a spit over a wood campfire some time back. Awesome. I plan on building a fire pit in my yard next spring so maybe I'll give that another go. You have to have the patience of a saint, though, as it takes a long time to roast it over a fire without burning the outside to a crisp, LOL. Had a great campfire cook with me the last time and he knew all the tricks on cooking big meats over a fire the right way. He's passed on now - RIP, Tom, my friend.

  • 65
    Posted by freedomforall 2 weeks, 2 days ago to An Age Of Forgotten Infrastructure
    I've enjoyed using hickory or mesquite wood to my (non-electric) smoker.
    I build the fire with oak and add a log of aromatic wood after the smoker
    is up to temp and the meat/fowl/fish is in the smoker. If it's a longer smoke
    I add another stick of aromatic wood to the oak later, too. This has given
    tasty results for me: pork shoulder, pork loin, beef rib roast, salmon/catfish
    fillets, turkey, chicken. I plan to smoke a turkey for Thanksgiving using this
    method.

  • 66
    Posted by mccannon01 2 weeks, 2 days ago to An Age Of Forgotten Infrastructure
    Sounds wonderful!

  • 67
    Posted by mccannon01 2 weeks, 2 days ago to An Age Of Forgotten Infrastructure
    Although sweeter woods are usually recommended for fowl I thought I'd try mesquite with BBQ seasoning on a turkey breast and, wow, it turned out great with that "Texas" BBQ flavor! Now this Upstate NY boy ain't doing it any other way, LOL! Yum-Yum!

    I bought a bag of Jack Daniels oak chips, but haven't had a chance to try it yet. Looking forward to the day. I figure on a pork loin. Have you done it?

  • 68
    Posted by BCRinFremont 2 weeks, 2 days ago to TGIFfunnies 11/21/25 EDITION: Random Thoughts
    Free the Lobsters!!!

  • 69
    Posted by mccannon01 2 weeks, 2 days ago to TGIFfunnies 11/21/25 EDITION: Random Thoughts
    George Eastman created his first camera in 1888. He made roll film before that. Eastman Kodak was formed in 1892 so it looks like Bram Stoker was in on it early. I have yet to read the original "Dracula" and it's now on my list. I was working there for the 100 year anniversary and still have the commemorative pewter plate. The company was huge. Today it's just a shadow of what it was.

  • 70
    Posted by mccannon01 2 weeks, 2 days ago to TGIFfunnies 11/21/25 EDITION: Random Thoughts
    IIR Black and white were soccer balls and we didn't have those until high school.

  • 71
    Posted by jack1776 2 weeks, 2 days ago to AI-Enabled Dunning–Kruger Effect
    No... It not intelligent, just predicting the next word.

  • 72
    Posted by $ Suzanne43 2 weeks, 3 days ago to TGIFfunnies 11/21/25 EDITION: Random Thoughts
    Probably not.

  • 73
    Posted by $ Olduglycarl 2 weeks, 3 days ago to ITMTyme supplement: SNAP Beneficiaries Will Need To Reapply For Benefits
    Don't forget Canned SPAM !

  • 74
    Posted by freedomforall 2 weeks, 3 days ago to ITMTyme supplement: SNAP Beneficiaries Will Need To Reapply For Benefits
    "[Canned] Sardines, [canned] Tuna, eggs and " pork shoulder and chicken thighs.
    (Why am I buying them beef if I don't buy it for myself because of its high price?)
    Cereal? Snack junk food? Soft drinks? No, no, and no.
    I'd 'encourage' them buy Vitamins D, C, A, E, and Zinc.

  • 75
    Posted by CaptainKirk 2 weeks, 3 days ago to ITMTyme supplement: SNAP Beneficiaries Will Need To Reapply For Benefits
    Don't get me started. LOL.
    I would mandate that the "On Snap" LOGO be tied to ANY / ALL social media accounts.

    B/C if we are HELPING you eat, MAYBE you shouldn't be posting... Unless it's to be a "Counter Example", and then it should be obvious.

    Also, think about how easy it becomes to have the AI follow these accounts, and scan their posts, locations, etc. etc. And determine if they are scamming SNAP...