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Elvis

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  1. I like the made in America part of the story. That's about it. I guess it could be a teen driver first car, but my kids are too cool to drive that dork mobile.
  2. Pretty good fun dog run on the green belt right out my back fence gate. IMG_4883.mov
  3. I really enjoyed it. I don't want to say anything about the plot, other than it is great. If you have a great TV like an OLED then you will really appreciate the colors. It popped up on my prime feed. The trailer said " from the makers of Late Night with the Devil" , which was very good.... Oh yeah, the Marlin is in a lot of scenes. It's my favorite looking gun.
  4. What is the white thingy on the windshield?
  5. Elvis

    Favorite Dead Comedian

    Still alive according to googles
  6. Spring flowers potted yesterday
  7. HELP PLEASE! Am I about to get scammed? I stumbled upon this service: https://alcoholfreelifestyle.com/ They have a great advertising campaign that really sucked me in. I don't normally watch tiktok or reels, but someone in my FFL group chat sent me a link to something funny. Then I scrolled through the typical bikini chicks and construction stuff that it thinks I will like. Then this well crafted video/reels add comes up, and it was just really speaking to me with all of the words and thoughts that describe my drinking and my drinking problems. I filled out a form with personal information (name, address, drinking questions, and my salary range). That led to a 20 minute intro phone call today. It is a kind of interview to see if I am a good fit for their services and vice versa. I wound up sharing personal information about my life and my drinking like I would in an AA meeting. The service is some sort of "executive coaching" that has a 90 day curriculum for quitting drinking completely or possibly controlling it. Next up, I have a 45 minute call scheduled for Monday to learn more and I'm sure that's when they will try to sell me their services. I am definitely interested in this type of service, and I'm willing to pay for it. The lady on the call today Chelsie Jamison explained that is mainly online and zoom accountability meetings. She said there is a network and a community. They had some sort of retreat for spring break where a bunch of their clients went somewhere nice; I don't remember where she said they went. Then it just struck me tonight that this would be a great way to steal someone's identity. They already know a lot about my personal life, but soon they could know a lot more about my finances and probably my billing information and CC number. I haven't looked into any HIIPA compliance with them yet either. This has me worried. Has anyone had experience with these folks? Are they legit? Just a little background, I went to rehab for 30 days back in October and I have been trying AA since then. I'm doing a lot better, but AA just doesn't feel like "IT" for me. I don't mind getting "sold" on a service if they are a good provider, but I now see it could be a very effective scam. Please let me know if anyone has experience with these guys. I have a couple of names from emails they have sent me: Scott Fury, Chelsea Jamison, James Swanwick. Thank you! https://alcoholfreelifestyle.com/project-90/ https://alcoholfreelifestyle.com/clients/
  8. My 2007 Avalanche is coming along pretty good. I have taken a ton of progress pictures. Should I post them here or start my own thread? I also just replaced the steering wheel and I will be adding a CarPlay head unit soon. Here’s a preview….
  9. That is badass. I would buy that for sure. The single cab is kind of a problem for real world shit these days.
  10. I guess we fell on hard times when I was 5 or 6. We moved from a nice house to a trailer house on some land with a horse barn. We were in charge of taking care of the horses and we had our own horse too. His name was Spot. My brother and I had a lot of fun on that land and with the horses. There was another trailer on the property that had kids our age to play with and get all kinds of country. The poor part I remember was having to burn our trash. It was kind of fun too. About a year later, my dad got a job as manager of the Thunderbird Lodge in Abilene. We moved into the "penthouse" to live there for a year. That was super fun too. We didn't have a full kitchen in the penthouse, so we ate every meal in the hotel restaurant. A year later we moved into a nice house in the good school district (Wylie) and lived there the rest of growing up. Business got better and we weren't poor anymore.
  11. I tried really hard to draw my brother’s dog Sam RIP, but I couldn’t get the eyes right and he came out looking like a ghost dog
  12. I’m not an artist, but I found this old cool chalkboard. I just drew Stetson with colored pencils in about 10 minutes. First try ever. make your jokes. I’m going to start with nose next time. I started with the eyes this time. Black nose on black chalk board gonna take some tries
  13. DOGE savings pay for government funded bail out of Tesla/Musk?
  14. Some days, the sun even shines on a dogs ass. Is that a saying?
  15. That seams to be missing a punchline.
  16. Stetson helping me restore the Avalanche today
  17. At first I thought “get a job”. but that’s pretty awesome. Especially the glow part.
  18. What happens with jolly rancher on the windshield?
  19. This has been done before
  20. The soccer ball wrap on that plack panther is dope.
  21. I cancelled all of subscriptions a month ago. I added max for Gemstones. Now I gotta bring Netflix back for Black Mirror. They keep sucking me back in damnit!
  22. That is an interesting movie but it really shows its age. It seams the director assumes the audience is really dumb and needs to be shown everything a dozen times to make sure their pee brains can understand it. Also radio shack dorks are a big turn-on for hoo-ahs.
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