Elvis

I kindly disagree, sir. I teach it to my boys and all the players I coach. They catch on pretty quick when you set the expectation that it is given as well as received. I realize now that I started this thread during a strange day for America that I didn’t know was happening at the time I wrote it. Maybe it’s a chance to come together here and tell a good story about life the way it otta be.

I suppose courtesy falls into this category too. Just a little thing that happened to me yesterday. So when I drive around in my truck in the country, I almost always wear a ball cap or a cowboy hat. I don't drive real fast and I try to extend as much country style driving courtesy as possible. Lot's of waving and letting people pass, that type of thing. I find people are really a lot more friendly when I'm wearing my cowboy hat. I also think it helps drivers see where I'm looking because they can see the silhouette. Well I'm at this red light out near Caldwell, and I'm next to a big F350 with my window down. We both accelerate (not race) and it's a little up-hill, so he is getting ahead of me. I look to the left and I'm staring right into the exhaust pipe and I can tell that truck is ready to shift and blow out black smoke right into my window. I think the driver saw me look left because he let off the gas and kept the truck from blasting me. I certainly think that cowboy hat helped my country street cred out there, which led to the other driver extending the courtesy and respect that an aggressive driver or a little car might not have received. I open doors, say yes/no ma'am/sir, say hi to anyone that looks at me, good ol' country stuff. I give everyone the max amount of respect until they give me a reason not to. Have a good story? Trying to keep this positive, but dis-respect is just as important of a topic.

Wife sprinkles M&M's over buttery popcorn. I didn't think I would like it but it's sweet and salty! I found it better to have a little bowl of M&M's in the big popcorn bowl, that way you can get the appropriate ratio of one M&M to 2 or 3 popcorns.

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Second try. Where is the best place to buy and sell high value watches?

A couple years back I got my son the ~2000 piece falcon. I built the whole kit in n one long sitting on Christmas Day. My back hurt after that. it survived about a month.

Considering selling or trading my automatics toward a gold Rolex in the $25-33k range. Where to start? my sale/ trade list would be stainless planet ocean chrono cartier roadster XL (non-chrono) Tag calibre 17 chrono in brown with alligator deployment clasp. (Last to sell, would prefer to keep)

All the Hardy stuff has lost all their rindstones after decades of grinding and fist pumping. FMV $450/v-neck 50% off!

All the Hardy stuff has lost all their rindstones after decades of grinding and fist pumping. FMV $450/v-neck 50% off!

Tommy stuff wears pretty big and baggy even before I lost the weight. Was about 200# 6 foot. Linen shirts are really nice and probably $150+ new. All white linen vacation style with some pastel plaids and such.

Her serving a big Mexican breakfast to me in nothing but an apron would be just fine. But wear a mask haha!

To each their own. One Cindy Crawford mole is cute. Two or three around the mouth is distracting and a turn off (to me). It just surprises me she’s TV quality with all the primo face , ass, and titties out there.

I think everything is Large. I’ve found the Mediums fit a little better on me now. The Tommy stuff includes some nice linen vacation stuff. No crazy floral prints. I’ll check the Brooks Brothers neck and sleeve measurements. my wife sells a lot of Lulu yoga pants, tops, and stuff on Poshmark. Was hopeful to find a similar site for men’s clothes. Was thinking around $15/shirt would be fair considering they were all $100+ new. If there’s serious interest here I can post some pics.

I’ve lost about 15 pounds and everything is a little baggy for my frame now. I doubt this is the best place to sell, but would like to know where the best place is to sell men’s clothes. Everything is still in style and good shape.

I’m sure you recall every comedian being astonished that there were airplanes flying low at COTA. They had all been getting high in their trailers and were not aware. But by the third or forth act saying “oh shit! It’s coming right at us!” No one was laughing. No fault of the comedian though. Also, the huge open air venue didn’t let the the comedians hear the fan laughs and feedback, which led them to think they were bombing. Flight of the Concords had the best set because their musical act didn’t require constant laugh feedback. I remember Dave struggling with stinging sweat in his eyes. I felt so bad for the guy. Comeback performance, bad venue, 101 degrees at night, and sweat in his eyes as he he started his Paula Dean N-word story in Texas. Some kind roadie kid finally brought him a towel and a bottle of water to wash his sweat eyes out. also, everyone was so fucking high it was more giggles than belly laughs.

I’m a big Tom Selleck fan so. An Innocent man makes my list too.

Double mole mouth is enough to turn down that chick.

Turrible

That was a really long article.

Hopefully boring news cycles.

A friend of mine with no kids won the Walmart lottery and got one. I endlessly guilted him into selling it to me for a reasonable markup. Now to find a Pulse 3D headset.

A big group and I saw his big come back show at COTA Oddball comedy festival years back. It was pretty bad. His standup has gotten way better since then. Still love some Dave!