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I really like their last album. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Boodles is our favorite. Clean and dry. Perfect for a Gibson. A Gin martini garnished with cocktail onions is not a Martini but a Gibson. Never understood the appeal of a “Dirty” Martini. Don’t fuck up my booze with a bunch of brine. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Can’t believe I forgot about this one. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

And taking it to the next level. Seems like I could only find these in loose in those vending machines. Yum! Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Shout out to The Woodlands. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

According to Anderson it was meant to satirize concept albums. He was apparently pissed that people called Aqualung a concept album and he considered it just a collection of songs. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Ifyou are that close to Slickrock you should do it.

I don’t think anybody had a string of great concept albums that can compare to The Kinks: ‘68-Village Green Preservation Society 69- Arthur/The Decline and Fall of the British Empire 70-Lola vs. Powerman 71-Muswell Hillbillies Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/dan-rodimer-gop-congressional-candidate-pushes-back-on-claims-he-turned-up-twang-in-texas-run/ar-BB1f67uw Speaking to CNN on Monday, Rodimer admitted for the first time that the campaign did use a body double for parts of the bull ride segment of the ad. The ad never shows the rider's face, and the boots and vest appear slightly different than what Rodimer is wearing in the video. "I actually stayed on for 11 seconds and the only reason I was able to get off -- well, unfortunately my hand was stuck, so I couldn't get off sooner -- we didn't get the full filming of it, and, yeah, we had other people jump in to be body doubles," he said. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

He could go by “Mean Joel Green.” Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Only if he bought a cowboy outfit like Big Dan. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

One of my best high school buddies. Starting QB, married the head cheerleader etc. etc. Sweetest guy ever. He was a musician and worked part time at a used car lot to make extra bucks. Brutal and senseless. On Dec. 6, Smith and Ables left a local car lot in a black 2001 BMW. Following him in his mother’s Ford Taurus was Charlotte Nioche Davis, 18. In the back seat of the Taurus were her 12-year-old brother and Smith’s 2-year-old sister. “He had him traveling around under the guise he was going to show the car to somebody,” Haltom said of Smith’s actions shortly before he shot Ables in rural Arkansas. “He shot him in the head and then kicked him into a ditch. He was still moving around, so he shot him two more times.” Davis told police Smith motioned the 12-year-old to join him before Ables was shot, according to court documents. After shooting him once in the head, Smith kicked Ables’ body into a deep ditch and lost his shoe in the process, Haltom said. Smith sent the 12-year-old down the slope to recover his shoe. When Ables began to move slightly, Haltom says Smith shot him two more times. According to witnesses who told police Smith had confided in them about the killing, Smith told them Ables had told him he could take the car and that he didn’t have to shoot him with the chrome colored .357 magnum he carried. “It’s a Beamer,” was the response Smith told others he gave to Ables seconds before ending the man’s life. Davis pleaded guilty to being an accomplice to murder on Oct. 3. In exchange for her testimony in Smith’s trial Haltom agreed to recommend a sentence of 20 years. She will appear Monday morning before Griffin to be formally sentenced. Smith was not eligible to receive the death penalty because he was just 17 when he shot Ables. Miller County Chief Prosecutor Brent Haltom told the Ables family that Smith’s right to appeal the conviction is heavily restricted because he chose to plead guilty. Pleading guilty to first degree rather than capital murder does not mean Smith has the opportunity for parole. “Life in prison and life without parole are exactly the same sentence in Arkansas,” Haltom said. The only way Smith will ever live as a free man again is if an Arkansas Governor commutes his sentence. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Bought a used one for fun a while back. Still enjoy the hell out of it. Such a joy to get out of the cocoon I’m usually driving. 2005 Mazdaspeed. 6 speed manual and factory turbo. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Would love to see a series based on this. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Tried to find out if the driver was charged but haven’t found anything. I’ve always thought the best way to commit murder and get away with it is to hit them with your vehicle. Sun was in my eyes swerved or stepped in front of me foot slipped of the brake etc. If you are very unlucky maybe involuntary manslaughter. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

He had an 80 CM custom made Trek. It was stolen and recovered in 2011. Kinda hard not to see I would imagine. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

He hasn’t aged at all. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Never been with family so nothing specific. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I always spend some time in Salida. Maybe my favorite small CO town along with Crested Butte. Scenery is not as spectacular as Ouray/Telluride but it’s right on the Arkansas river. Laid back and not as touristy as most of the others. Last time I was there Pagosa Springs was pretty meh.

Prefer above usually. Lettuce Tomatoes, preferably from East Texas Onions, preferably Red Dill pickles Mustard Cheese, preferably Cheddar Bacon(usually) NEVER! Mayo, ketchup or salad dressings Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

We celebrated the eight day anniversary of getting shot #2 of Pfizer by eating lunch indoors at a favorite restaurant. First time since this shit started. They are never busy at lunch and still require masks unless you are seated at your table. What a treat to have an almost normal dining experience. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Didi’s Downtown Frisco Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Restaurants in Dallas-Fort Worth requiring masks: Wayward Coffee, which opened in May 2020, has never been able to operate without its employees wearing masks. It plans to keep its COVID-19 protocols in place, which includes asking customers and employees to mask up. Wayward Coffee, which opened in May 2020, has never been able to operate without its employees wearing masks. It plans to keep its COVID-19 protocols in place, which includes asking customers and employees to mask up.(Jeffrey McWhorter / Special Contributor) 8 Cloves at the Dallas Farmers Market AllGood Cafe in Deep Ellum Armadillo Ale Works in Denton Armoury D.E. in Deep Ellum The Basement Lounge in Fort Worth The Bearded Monk in Denton Beto & Son in West Dallas Billy Can Can in Victory Park Bisous Bisous Patisserie in Uptown Black Coffee in Fort Worth Blackland Distillery in Fort Worth The Blue Fish in Allen, Fort Worth, Irving, Plano, Galleria Dallas and Lower Greenville in Dallas The Boiled Owl Tavern in Fort Worth Boulevardier in Bishop Arts Burgerim in the West End Cattleack Barbeque in Dallas/Farmers Branch Cedar Springs Tap House in Dallas CiboDivino Marketplace in West Dallas CocoAndre Chocolatier in Oak Cliff Cookie Society in Frisco Cox Farms Market in West Dallas Cris and John in Far North Dallas Cultivar Coffee in East Dallas Detour Doughnuts and Coffee in Frisco Division Brewing in Arlington Dream Cafe on Mockingbird Lane and in the Quadrangle, both in Dallas Dude, Sweet Chocolate in Oak Cliff Dugg Burger on Garland Road and Walnut Hill Lane, both in Dallas Fiction Coffee near downtown Dallas Flying Fish in Addison, Arlington, Fort Worth, Garland, Plano and all Dallas locations Flying Saucer in Fort Worth, Rockwall and Coppell Four Bullets Brewery in Richardson Four Corners Brewing in the Cedars Full City Rooster in the Cedars Funky Picnic Brewery & Cafe in Fort Worth Gemma in East Dallas Gold Rush Cafe in East Dallas Haute Sweets Patisserie in Lake Highlands Hillside Tavern in East Dallas Hive Bakery in Flower Mound Homewood near Highland Park Houndstooth Coffee on Henderson Avenue, Sylvan Avenue and North Central Expressway at Walnut Hill, all in Dallas Invasion in East Dallas Korean Street Eats in Carrollton Las Almas Rotas in Exposition Park La Casita Bakeshop in Richardson Leaves Book and Tea Shop in Fort Worth Liberty Burger, all five locations The Local Oak in Oak Cliff The Londoner in Addison Los Vaqueros in Fort Worth and Weatherford Lucia in Oak Cliff Mario Bros. Tacos in Dallas and Plano Meddlesome Moth in Dallas Design District Melt Ice Creams in Fort Worth and Dallas Miriam Latina Cocina in Uptown Nature’s Plate in Plano and Dallas, on Preston Road and on Northwest Highway Neighborhood Services Nickel City in Fort Worth Noble Coyote Coffee Roasters in Exposition Park Nobu in Uptown Oddfellows in Oak Cliff One90 Smoked Meats in Lake Highlands Opening Bell Coffee in the Cedars Parigi on Oak Lawn Avenue Partenope in downtown Dallas Peaberry Coffee in Oak Cliff Pho is for Lovers in Dallas and Richardson Proper in Fort Worth Rapscallion on Lowest Greenville Resident Taqueria in East Dallas Ricky’s Hot Chicken in Richardson Rodeo Goat in Fort Worth, Dallas, Plano, Rockwall and Coppell Roots Chicken Shak in Plano Round-Up Saloon near Oak Lawn Ruins in Deep Ellum Sachet near Highland Park Sandwich Hag in the Cedars Salum near Uptown S&J’s Hot Chicken in northwest Dallas Society Bakery in East Dallas Spiral Diner in Fort Worth, Dallas and Denton Streets Fine Chicken near Oak Lawn Avenue Swizzle on Lowest Greenville Tarantula Tiki Lounge in Fort Worth Teasom in Uptown Ten Bells Tavern in Oak Cliff Trova Wine Bar near Highland Park Twilite Lounge in Fort Worth Uchi and Uchiba in Uptown The Usual in Fort Worth Val’s Cheesecakes on Greenville Avenue and Maple Avenue, both in Dallas Veritas Wine Room in East Dallas Wayward Coffee in Oak Cliff Whisk Crepes in West Dallas Wits End in Deep Ellum Zaap Kitchen on Fitzhugh Avenue, Buckner Boulevard and Greenville Avenue, all in Dallas Zen Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

“He didn’t use the phrase for a song title until a year later, but Astral Weeks was the album on which Van Morrison fully descended “into the mystic.” Morrison’s first full-fledged solo album sounded like nothing else in the pop-music world of 1968: soft, reflective, hypnotic, haunted by the ghosts of old blues singers and ancient Celts and performed by a group of extraordinary jazz musicians, it sounds like the work of a singer and songwriter who is, as Morrison sings in the title track, “nothing but a stranger in this world.” Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Yup. Several places I once frequented are already out of the rotation because they were lax about mask requirements. To me this means: )1 They don’t really care about their employees )2 They don’t really care about their customers Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk