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Took Debbie to see the female comedy duo of Garfunkel & Oates. So funny. The final song was about god's loophole for young Christian girls - anal. Gotta love a song with a chorus of "fuck me in the ass cuz I love Jesus." Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

He really was one of the greatest of all time IMO. This one hurts bad; may he rest in peace.

Though I don't believe in heaven, it's nice to think you might be with Gilda again. RIP Gene.

Hurts indeed - RIP - I will watch Wonka tonight... Ed --

I agree John I should carry on getting the cheaper whisky to save for your Carbon build, but that Blair Athol tastes so much better than the less expensive stuff i've had. So regarding your Carbon build, as you know I was going to get the new building completed which included a new kitchen fitted in it, as well as other home improvements before the Carbon, but because that new kitchen can wait I'll just have the roof + windows and door fitted to that new building, which means I'll probably ask you to build me that Carbon sometime next year.

That is indeed Sand Creek until crosses over the county line and then it becomes Pine Creek. I think a new accessory may be in order. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00IRY4UB6

Well anyone with a Headcase platinum membership can have just about anything shipped to just about anywhere. Hearsay of course as I have never participated in any of those shenanigans.

If that's Sand Creek it has steelhead and others...

Or a guitar? Next time use brainflayer

remembered a bitcoin brainwallet i've been trying to retrieve for weeks. its kind of like finding $800 in your jeans pocket.

Although I like a dram of single malt whisky couple times a week, I've only paid between £30 to £40 a bottle, however after a good friend told me a more expensive whisky can taste smoother and less harsh, I thought I'd get one around £120. The one I got seen in the two photos is a 27 year old Blair Athol, and it does seem to taste smoother less harsh, but has a nice warm after feeling. Therefore, from now on rather than get whisky between £30 to £40, I'm going to start spending £100 to £200 on a bottle with my next one probably being either Ardbeg 1990, or Glenmorangie Astar. Another one that reads it's very smooth with no harshness is Balvenie 21 year old single malt. Glenmorangie is from the Highland region, Ardbeg's from Islay, and Balvenie's from Speyside. ?

I'm with you on Cowboy Junkies. I am in major heart with The Caution Horses, not a bad song on it and my favorite of theirs. I remember them appearing on David Letterman at that time, and he introduced them naming their new album The Cautious Horses....