November 22, 2023

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Liverlips McCracken
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Reply to  nighthawks
1 year ago

What a ham!

SusanSunshine
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Reply to  Liverlips McCracken
1 year ago

Or maybe a turkey.

MontanaLady
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Reply to  nighthawks
1 year ago

NOSE!

happyhappyhappy
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Reply to  nighthawks
1 year ago

If he was black instead of brown that would be Buddy.
He’s a clueless idiot.

Saucy1121
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Reply to  happyhappyhappy
1 year ago

I think that’s the definition of “puppy.”

Liverlips McCracken
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Reply to  nighthawks
1 year ago

One of the many great moments I have personally witnessed on a baseball diamond was being in old Yankee Stadium when the Mick hit his 500th home run. Left-handed, into the right field seats, a classic Stadium job. I was a little boy, there by chance with my dad, and Mickey was my first real hero at that age. I was going nuts, jumping up and down. Even dad was happy, which was rare. MM got pretty excited too, causing him to make an error at first base that cost the Yankees the lead. But then he got the base hit to win the game. So all was right with the world for ten year old me.

Greyhame
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Reply to  nighthawks
1 year ago

“HOME TOWN BOY DOES GOOD!

He is from this area. Miami, OK. IIRC.

Liverlips McCracken
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Reply to  nighthawks
1 year ago

A very mutually rewarding relationship.

MontanaLady
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Reply to  Liverlips McCracken
1 year ago

personal manicurist?

Alexikakos
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Reply to  nighthawks
1 year ago

Find Your Inspiration”      By:  Macky Pamintuan

MontanaLady
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Reply to  nighthawks
1 year ago

2 NOSES!

dennisinseattle
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1 year ago

That is quite an image! Fascinating but frustrating. How is that done?

Liverlips McCracken
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Reply to  nighthawks
1 year ago

The curved one? Hell, I can’t even find the straight one.

SusanSunshine
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Reply to  nighthawks
1 year ago

Is this a trick question?

I don’t think there IS a curved line.

The background has dots or bits that seem to make curves, but aren’t touching, so they’re not “lines”, per se.

The overlaid grid of green lines, if you focus carefully at close range, can be seen to be all straight.

The curved patterns and paths behind them create the illusion that they bend, but getting close and laying a ruler, or even a finger, alongside any of them will show you that it doesn’t.

I can’t find an actual line in the gray dots, or a curve anywhere in a green line.

I call trick!

Last edited 1 year ago by SusanSunshine
Alexikakos
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Reply to  nighthawks
1 year ago

 
I did a screen snip and opened that with Microsoft Snip and Scetch.
Opening and using the ruler, all line segments are straitght.
Another way to tell is to look at the intersections they are all right angles.
 

happyhappyhappy
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Reply to  nighthawks
1 year ago

I would if they would stop moving.

SusanSunshine
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1 year ago

So many people, cameras, lights, and microphones, so many cables, wires, and wheels, in such a big space…

all to create the illusion of simple, tight close-ups of homey, uncomplicated people and places.

No scifi, or space ships , or technical details to show off.

Plenty of the latter in use, all hidden behind the cameras.

Saint
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Reply to  SusanSunshine
1 year ago

But why is the Clapper wearing Andy’s Police hat?!

Greyhame
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Reply to  Saint
1 year ago

Service station attendants wore hats like that, mebbee . . .

happyhappyhappy
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Reply to  nighthawks
1 year ago

I’m thinking it’s more like a captains hat.

SusanSunshine
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Reply to  nighthawks
1 year ago

6:04.

Did you forget something?

MontanaLady
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Reply to  nighthawks
1 year ago

NOSE!

happyhappyhappy
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Reply to  nighthawks
1 year ago

Buddy has yet to do that.
Any day now.

Alexikakos
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Reply to  nighthawks
1 year ago

 
I still have my copy of “Jonathan Livingston Seagull.” I haven’ t read it in years, and it’s not on my reading list now, either. I can’t remember what it was that I read about Bach’s personal life in the late 1970’s, but it soured any enjoyment I had of the book. I’ve picked it up from time to time but have never gotten beyond the first few pages.
 

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Reply to  nighthawks
1 year ago

 
Was she a celebrity?
 

Liverlips McCracken
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Reply to  Alexikakos
1 year ago

She still is.

SusanSunshine
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Reply to  nighthawks
1 year ago

She really was beautiful.

Some so-called beauty is illusion… your eye fooled by makeup, hair, and attitude.

But she was the real deal.

She was very smart, and knew how to use illusion as well, but even without it, in candid snapshots, you rarely see her not looking great.

Alexikakos
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1 year ago

 

Today’s Songs:
1. ‘White Rabbit,’ 2. ‘White Room,’ 3. ‘White Wedding,’ and 4. ‘Whole Lotta Love,’ and the ‘Cheap Thrills Cuisine’ recipe Cauliflower Casserole.’
1. Grace Bennet Wing actually composed the song. She is now 84 years of age. Her now 52 year old daughter, China, appeared on the cover of she and Paul Kantner’s (father) , ‘Sunfighter’ album in 1971 pictured below. Move 20 years on, and think ‘Nirvana’.
2. I’d be willing to bet (not much by my definiton, mind you) that most of you will be hearing the third verse for the first time.
3. William Michael Albert Broad’s real life girlfriend at the time, Perri Lister, plays the bride. By Wikipedia, the barb wire ring and blood (at 1 minute 36 seconds) were real at her insistence. She and he have a son (they broke up in 1989).
4. There was an out of court settlement in 1985 in favour of songwriter Willie Dixon over its similarities to his ‘ You Need Love’ (recording by Muddy Waters bleow).
5. Make sure your oven is preheated, bake this on the second rack (top rack is first) and start checking at 40 minutes. It won’t hurt anything if the cauliflower isn’t completely softened.

 

 

 

 

 
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1 year ago
Alexikakos
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1 year ago

 
Tigressy, thank you for that link.
I have watched two complete episodes now, and there won’t be a third. I suspect that even the first and second episodes would have gone in the same direction, and morality cartoons are just not my cup of tea.
But again, I do thank you for satisfying my curiosty.
 

Tigressy
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Reply to  Alexikakos
1 year ago

Morality cartoon? Since when?
It’s crazy fun-stuff.

SusanSunshine
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1 year ago

I suppose my mind can almost accept that Grace Slick would be 84 by now…

But China Kantner is NOT allowed to be 52.

Actually she’s almost exactly the same age as my nephew, the first baby born to my siblings, and I’ve already told him he’s not allowed to set foot in his 50s either.

You know they’re only doing it to make me look old.

Last edited 1 year ago by SusanSunshine
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Reply to  SusanSunshine
1 year ago

Non sequitur…

Broken into small florets and baked for an hour, you do not need to parboil the life out of that poor cauliflower first, and throw all the flavor and nutrients away with the water.

Just put it in the widest, most shallow casserole you can, and bake it a little longer if you think it’s too crunchy, turning down the heat if it’s getting too brown, but it’ll probably be just fine.

Most people enjoy some browning.

Without the sour cream and cheese, and no parboiling, you can roast raw sliced cauliflower with a little olive oil in a single layer on a sheet pan at 425 or so for half an hour, and it’s already brown and fairly soft.

Tigressy
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Reply to  SusanSunshine
1 year ago

We like it fried (without parboiling) in neutral vegetable oil with anchovies, freshly ground black pepper and a dash of lemon juice. Eat with white bread.

happyhappyhappy
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Reply to  SusanSunshine
1 year ago

Mom would steam the thing whole and drizzle butter and toasted slivered almonds on them.

Liverlips McCracken
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1 year ago
SusanSunshine
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1 year ago

Ok, feeling a little younger again, cos I just read that the Rolling Stones, all somewhere around Grace Slick’s age, have announced their 2024 tour dates.

However, Grace herself said 30ish years ago, when she (mostly) retired from singing, that anything past 50 was too old for rock and roll.

And I remember David Letterman around the same time doing a top ten list of names for that year’s Stones tour, in the mid(?) 90s…

Of course I don’t remember them all, only that my favorite was “Rolling Stones Live, plus Keith Richards.”

30 years later, sadly minus Charlie Watt, they still draw huge crowds.
Take that, Dave and Grace!

Alexikakos
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1 year ago

 

This is what the cab driver said to a frog.

 
“Hop in.”
 

 

Liverlips McCracken
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Reply to  Alexikakos
1 year ago

Speaking of groaners …

Alexikakos
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Reply to  Liverlips McCracken
1 year ago

 
Liverlips, you said something about pussycats     HERE.     You could very well be right.
 
This is another example of serendipity. This was going to be a separate third person posting, but I came back from the test post, and there you were.
 

 

Liverlips McCracken
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Reply to  Alexikakos
1 year ago

Cute, but probably extremely unwise for both human and pussycat.

MontanaLady
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Reply to  Alexikakos
1 year ago

NOSE!

Greyhame
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1 year ago

Ruth rode on my motorbike
Directly back of me
I hit a bump at sixty-five
And rode on . . .
Ruth-less-ly.

MontanaLady
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Reply to  nighthawks
1 year ago

you can let her know how thrilled we ALL are at this great news!!!!

Liverlips McCracken
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Reply to  nighthawks
1 year ago

SO glad to hear this.

JP Steve
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Reply to  nighthawks
1 year ago

Way to go, Candi!!!

happyhappyhappy
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Reply to  nighthawks
1 year ago

I scythes a lot, but i really mean it.
Cool!

dennisinseattle
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1 year ago

Great news!

happyhappyhappy
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1 year ago

The MRI did not happen. I was mis informed about the price. They want $6,000ºº for that.
We still saw the neurologist. She told me that QT either has Meningitis or a bran tumor. We are treating for the Meningitis. The tests with the neurologist cost $954.55.
Thank you all that have donated already. At this point i think that i am covered for what i can do for her.
At this point i’m just waiting to see if the antibiotics are going to do anything.
Thank you all again.

Saucy1121
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Reply to  happyhappyhappy
1 year ago

I’m praying for both you and QT Pi. Hope the antibiotics work. Are they worried about Buddy or Kiki catching anything?

happyhappyhappy
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Reply to  Saucy1121
1 year ago

No. It’s not contagious.
And thank you.

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