Neonred

Added the ramp today to one of the doors.
 

Holy pepperoni!  I couldn't stash that many slices in my stomach, left leg, right leg, and all my pockets!
 
 
Here we go again...

***Comment and quote bordering on TOS removed***

The BK double cheeseburger was my go to burger at the end of a long hard night of heavy drinking back in my undergrad days at the U of South Carolina in Columbia.  Then I went on to dental school in Louisville KY and was introduced to White Castle sliders.  Now that's a sack of "burgers" that keeps on giving for a couple of days, both coming and going.

She had to think long and hard before answering.  Probably making sure she said the right thing per the University of South Carolina's position on the matter.  I believe just the day before she outraged the Woke Left "progressives" with her thanking God for moving on to the finals.

You finally ate a decent meal.
Mama T-B still taking care of her little boy....

Reminds me of the time I was driving from Darlington SC back to Columbia in my '71 Dodge Dart (please don't laugh).  I had just gotten a fancy new "radar detector",  Bearcat was the brand.  I also was doing at least 10 over and that darn new radar detector kept making noise and I thought there was something wrong with it.  Just about that time I saw the cop in the median.  Sure enough he pulled out to track me down.  I slowed right down and pulled that detector off the dash.  He followed right behind me for a couple of miles but didn't pull me over.  Only thing I could figure was that he was a SC fan and liked all the stupid bumper stickers I had on the back of the car.  "Go Gamecocks" and "Rednecks turn orange in the fall".  One thing I'm sure of is that he wasn't a Clemson fan.  That would have been '78 or '79.

Guess we will be seeing that one on the Car Chase channel over on Pluto TV.  Couldn't believe there was a channel dedicated strictly to car chases in the LA area.  Somehow I found myself wasting too much time watching this ridiculous channel, but I guess it's like watching a train wreck.

If your wife:
 
- Has been married to you, US citizen, for 3+ years
- Has been a permanent resident for 3 years
- Never had trips for over 180 days at a time since becoming LPR
- Spend at least half of her time in the US
 
Then she is eligible for N-400. Even with I-751 pending. Yes, conditions have to be removed, but the petitions can be pending in parallel. And can be adjudicated together if I-751 is not approved when N-400 interview is scheduled.

Saw this, and it brought back memories of all the Clinton wag-the-dog antics.  Sure it is RT, but it is hard to argue how Kosovo turned out after the nation building from the West.  It also begs the question as to if Yugoslavia was fine to break up and re-draw political boundaries along sectarian lines, why is Ukraine now different.
 
Ruins of Yugoslavia: How Russia learned that NATO poses a threat
 
Unsurprisingly, problems in the region did not end with the expulsion of the Serbs. To this day, Kosovo is a poor country with major corruption issues. The US took an active part in the reconstruction of Kosovo, but the region was mostly used by businessmen and officials for personal enrichment. Many of them have profited from murky schemes, including former US Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, who owned a share of the only private mobile network operator in the region, and later tried to grab a piece of a state-owned company. Coincidentally, Albright’s daughter is the executive director of a corporation that distributes development grants to poor countries (including Kosovo). In Kosovo, there are 800,000 migrant workers per 1,800,000 inhabitants. Moreover, the republic has turned into a stronghold of the Albanian mafia. Even the Western press was forced to admit the failed state-building attempt in Kosovo.
 
A few years after the events of 1999, Montenegro peacefully broke away from Yugoslavia, and the latter ceased to exist. President Slobodan Milosevic was overthrown in 2000 as a result of unrest in Belgrade and was secretly extradited to the international criminal tribunal in the Hague. In 2006, before the trial’s conclusion, he died age 64 in the UN prison there and immediately suspicions were raised, which have persisted, over how he died.
 
https://www.rt.com/news/594825-ruins-of-yugoslavia-25/

Hypothetically, after my bag goes through the X-ray machine: “Hey what’s in that envelope? No sealed envelopes are allowed. Show us what’s inside!”

I set you up for that one.
 
Actually thought I was setting up TBone
 
 
Good to see you back here again.  You have been gone so long I'm having trouble remembering how to decipher your post.
 
 
It was truly miserable.  For part of it I headed south...to the Keys!
 
 

I set you up for that one.
 
Actually thought I was setting up TBone
 
 
Good to see you back here again.  You have been gone so long I'm having trouble remembering how to decipher your post.
 
 
It was truly miserable.  For part of it I headed south...to the Keys!
 
 

Got me to thinking about driving the perimeter of Texas.  
Then I realized I have a short attention span and if it takes more than a day I'll just skip it.
 

Of course you know that the happiest place on earth is located in central Florida.

Georgia is 24th. Right in the middle. Just like I like it

A couple of you laugh, but I'm serious.  I may call Naples "home" (far south FL on the gulf coast) but when it gets "cold" I retreat to the Keys, quite close to Key West, or as some call it Key Weird.

Of course you know what I was referring to.  WDW (Disney).
 
FYI, I don't live in central Florida.  It gets too cold up there.

Got me to thinking about driving the perimeter of Texas.  
Then I realized I have a short attention span and if it takes more than a day I'll just skip it.
 

Happiest state in the U.S.?
 
Inebriation
 
Closely followed by …
 
Obliviousness

It's been an unusually cold winter here.  Several days where it was in the mid 40's early am and didn't even break out of the 60's all day.
 
How does one get warmed up in horrible weather like that?
 
 

Si, D ma'am.
 
Two of the Many (2+1) other places didn't flatly turn down the idea of matching or exceeding CarMax's offer, no man; they asked for photos, see man.  After another argument between us and Mama T-B. today (see Thrilling Thursday report, coming later), she decided to accept CarMax, relief man.

A couple of you laugh, but I'm serious.  I may call Naples "home" (far south FL on the gulf coast) but when it gets "cold" I retreat to the Keys, quite close to Key West, or as some call it Key Weird.

Of course you know what I was referring to.  WDW (Disney).
 
FYI, I don't live in central Florida.  It gets too cold up there.