Starecase
The Kawartha School of Old
More in agreement with R. Dean Taylor ...Thank you Indiana
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Weedle #643/6
Random Stream of Consciousness
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Weedle #643/6
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Good morning happy Saturday.
Weedle looks a little easier today. I knew guano was going to be tricky
Weedle looks a little easier today. I knew guano was going to be tricky
Starecase
The Kawartha School of Old
Found this one a little more a-fun-a.
We watched The Gay Divorcee last night - so de fake-a Italian accent, it a-stick-a with me too day
Starecase
The Kawartha School of Old
laddyd
What fresh hell is this
my youngest is 33 this weekend. lunch and golf are in the forecast.
I will see you on the astral plane
I cannot roll my Rs sufficiently!
Starecase
The Kawartha School of Old
So you cannot officially play "Rrroll up the Rrrim"?
( Not that anyone actually WINS anything )
jeffislovenlife
Java the Hutt
Coffee to all may you have a great day and a better night
I see you're going for the ear weevil!
I'm headed in your direction! I got my flu and covid vaxes yesterday and smoking something would not be amiss right now! Happy Weekend remember to go out and make yourself sick with your vaccines LOL
DMChiz
Nauseously Optimistic
Just checked the fall lineup and it’s hit & miss.
Looks like the Jayhawks are still touring and are doing a date in November.
My Scandinavian genome really hurts sometimes!
I live in an old house as you know. We have cast iron radiators for heat but they aren't original. There's ductwork in the basement and under the second floor hallway made from old packing crates lined with newspaper. Passive convection system from a coal furnace. Nice way to burn things down
Anyway, a piece came down and it revealed a date: 1910. I know this is from the Minnesota Star Tribune. Interesting they highlight 'Big Eight' teams mostly from 'out East'. Pre TV, pre radio. You either saw the game or you read about it.
Personally interesting to me is it means the radiators are much newer than I imagined. I thought the conversion was 1900 when the house probably got electricity (based on patent dates found on some plugs and switches that no longer connect to wires)
Anyway, a piece came down and it revealed a date: 1910. I know this is from the Minnesota Star Tribune. Interesting they highlight 'Big Eight' teams mostly from 'out East'. Pre TV, pre radio. You either saw the game or you read about it.
Personally interesting to me is it means the radiators are much newer than I imagined. I thought the conversion was 1900 when the house probably got electricity (based on patent dates found on some plugs and switches that no longer connect to wires)
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