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Cornbread, ham steak and peas.

A little out of time, but I don't mind.

The big 3 1/4 hp Triton is the best handheld router I've used to date. It's built lower than the competition, which pretty much eliminates that top heavy element. Even though a smaller router can be more nimble, this Triton is really comfortable to use, and the extra power can be very handy for harder wood species. Since this is Head Case, I'd recommend the Triton MOF001 And the Triton TRA002

And BTW, in that veign, if you haven't watched this documentary, it's certainly worth a look...

I completely agree. As I've aged I've come to the conclusion that we owe so much to so many blues artist and Black musicians in general. But at the very top of that list is Robert Johnson.

I think the implementation will make or break it. I was thinking the exact same thing. Really gives interest and texture to the project.

Have a crazy good day sir!

I hate it when I'm driving down a major thorofair and there's a slow moving jet ski bogging up the works. BTW, uhm, holey fuck!

https://www.anchoragememories.com/the-mother-moose-tv-show.html

Brushing up on the poems of Robert Service. I learned of his work very early in childhood, as he's quite popular in Alaska. My High school was named Robert Service High. We had a local TV celebrity in Anchorage named Larry Beck, who went to all the grade schools reciting Robert Service poems.

Oh wow! RIP Kirstie

Nobody knows what the hell we're talking about.

Looks like an excellent spot for Mary Ann Singleton and Mouse to put their beers.

Happy Birthday!

While you might not be fond of the album cover, I know you must approve of the chair? I'm quite fond of the shoes. As the saying goes, Al Green could sing the phone book and make it sound good. Oh damn, now I have to explain a phone book for many of our members.

I remember fondly listening to that 8 track, in my best friend's Father's 1972 Ford F150 4x4. I see dead ads.

This is the winner of America's Test Kitchen peppermill comparison. https://a.co/d/iCQBYgl

This starts tonight, and I'll be watching.

Already catching some mistakes. In episode two it's posted to be June of 1961 and they pan the street, where there is a Stingray Corvette. The Stingray debuded in 1963.

It's really strange seeing Sacha in a dramatic role. But, as is true with so many great comedians, they usually prove to be excellent dramatic actors.

So, just a catnap then?