Random Thoughts or Whatever

[Quadman2]

The only true answers to a question..

Yes
No
I don't know

Unless you throw a but after a comma..

So, what about: "!" ";" ?

 

[Beatnik]

Nice butte !

 

[Pio1980]

Nice butte !

McKenzie Bros, "it's a beauty!".

 

[OnTheBlitz]

Meat sweats

 

[Te-Te]

Is there such a thing as too much bacon?

 

[Beatnik]

Leave me the jelly hoser !

 

[Spitfirejoe]

Speaking of Roman Numerals, I think I figured out why I got 40 t-shirts shipped to me the other day. I ordered an XL.

 

[OnTheBlitz]

#Slush Puppies

 

[spicer]

Radiola 24.
https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/rca-radiola-24-portable-super-443207928
It used #6 telephone batteries for filaments, 22 and 45 Volt blocks for B+, and maybe 4.5/9V block for bias, iirc.

My grandparents were farmers on 160 acres north and a little west of Oklahoma City. Grandad used to listen to farm reports and baseball games on a battery operated table radio before they had electricity. He had a set wires running outside the window to the battery in grandma's Chevy for the filaments of the tubes and was conscious of how long he had been listening to insure the engine would crank. The Chevy was parked on a slope just in case the battery would not start the engine. By the time I came along they had been 'electrified' and the radio sat unused in the same spot with an old 'B' battery and three D batteries designated 'C' still in place. At the insistence of my father and uncle pressurized well water and indoor plumping arrived in 1961, before that it was five gallon ceramic jars lugged to the porch from the windmill driven pump at the stock tank. That was life on the farm for them during those earlier years.

 

[Beatnik]

Maybe having us all depending on and needing the man for everything is the idea ?

 

[usedto]

Maybe having us all depending on and needing the man for everything is the idea ?

Don't forget the woman. They're just as responsible for most of this.

 

[OnTheBlitz]

Unicorns

 

[Swokie63]

My grandparents were farmers on 160 acres north and a little west of Oklahoma City. Grandad used to listen to farm reports and baseball games on a battery operated table radio before they had electricity. He had a set wires running outside the window to the battery in grandma's Chevy for the filaments of the tubes and was conscious of how long he had been listening to insure the engine would crank. The Chevy was parked on a slope just in case the battery would not start the engine. By the time I came along they had been 'electrified' and the radio sat unused in the same spot with an old 'B' battery and three D batteries designated 'C' still in place. At the insistence of my father and uncle pressurized well water and indoor plumping arrived in 1961, before that it was five gallon ceramic jars lugged to the porch from the windmill driven pump at the stock tank. That was life on the farm for them during those earlier years.

Boomer Sooners..!!

 

[Swokie63]

Unicorns

 

[OnTheBlitz]

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[Beatnik]

Farting rainbows and unicorns.

 

[spicer]

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Oklahoma, where the wind comes sweeping down the plain.
Where the waving wheat can sure smell sweet
When the wind comes right behind the rain.

 

[Swokie63]

Oklahoma, where the wind comes sweeping down the plain.
Where the waving wheat can sure smell sweet
When the wind comes right behind the rain.

70's and a little rain yesterday, but the north wind definitely swept down the plains this morning..
Only 2 or 3 more months til spring..

 

[Shominy]

Everyone remembers what you did in your childhood; except you. Were you drunk?

 

[OnTheBlitz]

?^