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Thank you Foggy!!

Gift link: https://wapo.st/4ekUMc5 to Washington Post story. I suppose we won't know how much it is costing Newsmax? Apparently not. No numbers mentioned. Summary, anyone? WP requires me to sign in with an email addy so they can spam me with advertisers to keep me from ever wanting to read a "gift ...

GAWD! I feel like I just visited a shabby carnival at the county fair.

But wait, their's more!! Just for us guys. An HO train locomotive and subsequent issues will get you the track and power supply, boxcar, and extra cars. Money back guarantee of 365 days to boot. "President Donald Trump Express" Electric Train Collection - only $89.99 per issue But wait, still more ...

This one?





P.S. Fred singing is superior!

Thank you for sharing your story, MsDaisy.

Well, if lava does pour into the Blue Lagoon, they'll quickly market it as the Blue Steam Sauna.

Yeah, I know! Bad rockhead joke.

Come on Foggy. Birth certificates have the place of birth of the parents, not their citizenship. Otherwise, there would be two forms of birth certificates in the U.S. One that says "Birth Certificate" and one that says "Anchor Baby Birth Certificate!" Geezo, weezo, I thought you knew about the ...

Kewl, someone said "groundwater" multiple times!! If I recall correctly, your house does not have a basement so the french drains are probably 5 feet below the surface and run along the uphill side(s) of the house (deeper if the frost line goes below 5 feet). That should keep your new sewing room ...

Happy Birthday Maybenaut!

I hope you have a joyous day, perhaps sewing in your new sewing room. ✂

I did a Google search on "cdrkirchner+poorbunny" and the horrendous result was a single hit to The Fogbow!

The poor bunny!!

Jury selection begins today. The trial is scheduled to start on Wednesday with an estimate of 8 days for the trial length. Peters trial set to start this week - By CHARLES ASHBY Charles.Ashby@gjsentinel.com Jul 28, 2024 Updated 2 hrs ago Correction: Oops, not jury selection today, but potential ...

I'm currently involved in a project where I'm scanning fossil beds with a terrestrial 3D laser scanner. And I would love to see that project!! I'd love to say a bunch more, but.... What I will say is that I named the locale, "Rock Ridge." I'm using two survey instruments on this project. One has a ...

"Using lidar to examine tsunami traces on select sites in Alaska". (Basically I'm using lidar data to look at terrain "roughness" and changes in channel sinousity in landslide tsunami outwash plains). :snippity: Forget layman's terms, do you speak English....? :lol: What? I understood everything ...

It's a little heavy for a necklace. I don't think it is too heavy to wear as a necklace. That's more a matter of personal taste.You might want to try it first. Since your Father was very fond of ol' Wifehorn, you might want to present it to her to wear as a necklace while you decide what to do. For ...

If you are interested in wearing it every day, may I suggest wearing it as a pendent on a small gold chain, esp. if you want others to notice. I have my Uncle Gene''s 1937 Alliance High School ring that is just the right size for wearing on my right pinkie. There never was any gold in the ring, but ...

Well, that trick isn't all that hard OR dangerous. Nothing spectacular about doing it barefoot either. One summer, many, many, many decades ago :oldman: I did that 5 times a day at the bottom of the hour. At the top of the hour I entertained the tourists by milking western diamondbacks. :boxing: I ...

From one rockhead to another, Happy Birthday shannon!

Rhodochrosite from a mine near Alma, CO. It's also the Colorado State Mineral.

Great news, Shannon.

Time to get back in the field with your Brunton and g-pick?

Moar news of your graduate work.

Easy, peasy for a geologist who spent decades processing satellite imagery and before that photogeologic mapping. My bet is that the circles pop out for Shannon, too, also. Some may find it easier to see if they rotate the image 90° and 180°. With aerial photos I can see the terrain as a valley and a ...

I could not possibly love Judge Tonya Chutkan any more. I still luvs Judge Tanya , even if Susie does not any more. 8-) WTF? Me bad for inartfully stating my LOVE for Judge Chutkan. I read the opinion with glee and gratitude that we have Obama, Clinton, and Biden judges on the bench. I know I'm ...

Being plain-spoken, I appreciate your candor and honesty, Maybenaut. I was too general with the title of the thread for what I ended up writing. With the OSG spewing his hateful nitwittery all week, I remembered why I so despise the pustule. His statement (finally confirmed by Kelly) that men and ...

Thank you for the counterpoint, Maybenaut. From my perspective, this is targeted towards family and close friends. As for my Dad, he appreciated both of his sons calling him every Veterans' Day. If I were a betting man I'd bet that Foggy does the same each Veterans' Day. Saying "thanks for your ...

Tiredretiredlawyer wrote: ↑Fri Nov 10, 2023 8:22 am Mr. Gneiss!!!!! How did you find out about that 8mm film!!????

I'm not sure, but it probably is because I'm a geologist. We rockheads know things. Just ask Pat Gund.

tomorrow and say, "thank you for your service!" You may be surprised at their response to your unexpected thank you. I decided to post this because tomorrow will be the first Veterans Day I won't be able to call my father and thank him for his service. He died peacefully in his home on June 12th at ...