You Won't Beleive This!!!

[zardoz]

dharmon-

are you refering to possum or crow?

[dharmon]

Tastes like chicken

[dharmon]

Tastes like chicken

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by zardoz1

jhhtrainsplanes:

No apology neccessary, but thank you. I have been called much worse in my 50 years on this planet, so it's cool! And Mookie has me a bit curious about your 'name'. She suggested I "think movie". My 'name' also had a movie correlation.

p.s. Crow is best if you tenderize it first, and use some bbq sauce!

Not to sure about bbq sauce on crow but that reminds me of a story (You're kidding me -- Jim tells stories) OK here goes, back in the mid 90s I sold life insurance on a debit route (this is where the agent actually collects the monthly preminum). One evening about supper time I stopped in to collect from one of my "country" customers who was more country than you can even imagine. After month after month of stopping by each customer's home they became friends. What do you do when friends stop by at supper time--offer them supper of course. I could tell whatever was cooking was barbarque something but barbarque WHAT was the question. The smell alone would turn your stomach. It was absolutely sickening. Now what a delima? I didn't even know what it was but KNEW I certainly didn't want any of it no matter what it was. I politely excuses myself from their offer and after collecting the monthly preminum left. As I was leaving they let the cat out of the bag--turns out supper was bbq opossum. NO JOKE it was bbq opossum. [xx(] [xx(] [xx(]

Now there are probally some readers here who have ate opossum. I never have and don't plan to either. [V]

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by zardoz1

jhhtrainsplanes:

No apology neccessary, but thank you. I have been called much worse in my 50 years on this planet, so it's cool! And Mookie has me a bit curious about your 'name'. She suggested I "think movie". My 'name' also had a movie correlation.

p.s. Crow is best if you tenderize it first, and use some bbq sauce!

Not to sure about bbq sauce on crow but that reminds me of a story (You're kidding me -- Jim tells stories) OK here goes, back in the mid 90s I sold life insurance on a debit route (this is where the agent actually collects the monthly preminum). One evening about supper time I stopped in to collect from one of my "country" customers who was more country than you can even imagine. After month after month of stopping by each customer's home they became friends. What do you do when friends stop by at supper time--offer them supper of course. I could tell whatever was cooking was barbarque something but barbarque WHAT was the question. The smell alone would turn your stomach. It was absolutely sickening. Now what a delima? I didn't even know what it was but KNEW I certainly didn't want any of it no matter what it was. I politely excuses myself from their offer and after collecting the monthly preminum left. As I was leaving they let the cat out of the bag--turns out supper was bbq opossum. NO JOKE it was bbq opossum. [xx(] [xx(] [xx(]

Now there are probally some readers here who have ate opossum. I never have and don't plan to either. [V]

[zardoz]

jhhtrainsplanes:

No apology neccessary, but thank you. I have been called much worse in my 50 years on this planet, so it's cool! And Mookie has me a bit curious about your 'name'. She suggested I "think movie". My 'name' also had a movie correlation.

p.s. Crow is best if you tenderize it first, and use some bbq sauce!

[zardoz]

jhhtrainsplanes:

No apology neccessary, but thank you. I have been called much worse in my 50 years on this planet, so it's cool! And Mookie has me a bit curious about your 'name'. She suggested I "think movie". My 'name' also had a movie correlation.

p.s. Crow is best if you tenderize it first, and use some bbq sauce!

[Mookie]

zardoz1 first my apology

I always thought it was zardog1, that is how I saw it. It is funny how the mind and eyes can deceive each other. Therefore, I must apologize for the incorrect version. It was not intentional, I just read/saw it wrong. I hope you were not offended. I have had to eat crow a couple of times before. Just doesn't have a good taste, if you know what I mean. Please accept my humble apology.


His name - I think it is a "his" - is a story all by itself. Maybe he will tell you and maybe not, but it is very interesting! Think movie!

Mook

[Mookie]

zardoz1 first my apology

I always thought it was zardog1, that is how I saw it. It is funny how the mind and eyes can deceive each other. Therefore, I must apologize for the incorrect version. It was not intentional, I just read/saw it wrong. I hope you were not offended. I have had to eat crow a couple of times before. Just doesn't have a good taste, if you know what I mean. Please accept my humble apology.


His name - I think it is a "his" - is a story all by itself. Maybe he will tell you and maybe not, but it is very interesting! Think movie!

Mook

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by zardoz1

Go to myway.com; then to Daily Basics: News; then in the dark blue bar look for: Odd; at the Odd site, scroll down to the link regarding passengers in near-miss with train on track.

I keep trying to include the proper link, but for some reason, only part of the address is converted to the link.

zardoz1 first my apology

I always thought it was zardog1, that is how I saw it. It is funny how the mind and eyes can deceive each other. Therefore, I must apologize for the incorrect version. It was not intentional, I just read/saw it wrong. I hope you were not offended. I have had to eat crow a couple of times before. Just doesn't have a good taste, if you know what I mean. Please accept my humble apology.

Second

Thanks for adding a correction to the link. I don't have time now but will check it out after work.

HAVE A GREAT DAY

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by zardoz1

Go to myway.com; then to Daily Basics: News; then in the dark blue bar look for: Odd; at the Odd site, scroll down to the link regarding passengers in near-miss with train on track.

I keep trying to include the proper link, but for some reason, only part of the address is converted to the link.

zardoz1 first my apology

I always thought it was zardog1, that is how I saw it. It is funny how the mind and eyes can deceive each other. Therefore, I must apologize for the incorrect version. It was not intentional, I just read/saw it wrong. I hope you were not offended. I have had to eat crow a couple of times before. Just doesn't have a good taste, if you know what I mean. Please accept my humble apology.

Second

Thanks for adding a correction to the link. I don't have time now but will check it out after work.

HAVE A GREAT DAY

[zardoz]

Go to myway.com; then to Daily Basics: News; then in the dark blue bar look for: Odd; at the Odd site, scroll down to the link regarding passengers in near-miss with train on track.

I keep trying to include the proper link, but for some reason, only part of the address is converted to the link.

[zardoz]

Go to myway.com; then to Daily Basics: News; then in the dark blue bar look for: Odd; at the Odd site, scroll down to the link regarding passengers in near-miss with train on track.

I keep trying to include the proper link, but for some reason, only part of the address is converted to the link.

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by zardoz1

Not refering to alcohol, but to pedestrians on the tracks. And it is not exclusively a problem in the States. Check out this site:

http://news.myway.com/odd/article/id/355835|oddlyenough|09-22-2003::10:04|reuters.html

zardog1 hello [:)] I tried the link but got an error message. Please check it and see what happened to it so we can check out the site.

THANKS, Jim

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by zardoz1

Not refering to alcohol, but to pedestrians on the tracks. And it is not exclusively a problem in the States. Check out this site:

http://news.myway.com/odd/article/id/355835|oddlyenough|09-22-2003::10:04|reuters.html

zardog1 hello [:)] I tried the link but got an error message. Please check it and see what happened to it so we can check out the site.

THANKS, Jim

[zardoz]

Not refering to alcohol, but to pedestrians on the tracks. And it is not exclusively a problem in the States. Check out this site:

http://news.myway.com/odd/article/id/355835/oddlyenough/09-22-2003::10:04/reuters.html

[zardoz]

Not refering to alcohol, but to pedestrians on the tracks. And it is not exclusively a problem in the States. Check out this site:

http://news.myway.com/odd/article/id/355835/oddlyenough/09-22-2003::10:04/reuters.html

[JoeKoh]

I don't no if its the case now but someone at work said they can drink beer(buy it too) before they can get their drivers license.their culture they drink it to enjoy it.our culture lets get hammered dude!
aveidersine
stay safe
joe

[JoeKoh]

I don't no if its the case now but someone at work said they can drink beer(buy it too) before they can get their drivers license.their culture they drink it to enjoy it.our culture lets get hammered dude!
aveidersine
stay safe
joe

[Mookie]

QUOTE: Originally posted by Alaskaman

QUOTE: Originally posted by kenneo

Earlier this year, a guy in Berlin was arrested for DUI on his riding mower --- going fo a beer. They have a blood-alcohol level 0.0%. Guy rear-ended me in Germany in 1967, destroyed his Bug, didn't scratch my car. He got out of the slammer 5 years ago. Expect the same for the lawnmower guy. Remember, this is Germany -- by the rules. Alles inordinung.

Uh... let me get this right -- 0.0%[?]
Isn't that zero blood alchocol?

and zero tolerance! Sometimes laws go from the ridiculous to the totally bizarre. Some countries aren't as tolerant of their citizens as we are in America.

Mookie

[Mookie]

QUOTE: Originally posted by Alaskaman

QUOTE: Originally posted by kenneo

Earlier this year, a guy in Berlin was arrested for DUI on his riding mower --- going fo a beer. They have a blood-alcohol level 0.0%. Guy rear-ended me in Germany in 1967, destroyed his Bug, didn't scratch my car. He got out of the slammer 5 years ago. Expect the same for the lawnmower guy. Remember, this is Germany -- by the rules. Alles inordinung.

Uh... let me get this right -- 0.0%[?]
Isn't that zero blood alchocol?

and zero tolerance! Sometimes laws go from the ridiculous to the totally bizarre. Some countries aren't as tolerant of their citizens as we are in America.

Mookie

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by kenneo

Earlier this year, a guy in Berlin was arrested for DUI on his riding mower --- going fo a beer. They have a blood-alcohol level 0.0%. Guy rear-ended me in Germany in 1967, destroyed his Bug, didn't scratch my car. He got out of the slammer 5 years ago. Expect the same for the lawnmower guy. Remember, this is Germany -- by the rules. Alles inordinung.

Uh... let me get this right -- 0.0%[?]
Isn't that zero blood alchocol?

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by kenneo

Earlier this year, a guy in Berlin was arrested for DUI on his riding mower --- going fo a beer. They have a blood-alcohol level 0.0%. Guy rear-ended me in Germany in 1967, destroyed his Bug, didn't scratch my car. He got out of the slammer 5 years ago. Expect the same for the lawnmower guy. Remember, this is Germany -- by the rules. Alles inordinung.

Uh... let me get this right -- 0.0%[?]
Isn't that zero blood alchocol?

[kenneo]

Earlier this year, a guy in Berlin was arrested for DUI on his riding mower --- going fo a beer. They have a blood-alcohol level 0.0%. Guy rear-ended me in Germany in 1967, destroyed his Bug, didn't scratch my car. He got out of the slammer 5 years ago. Expect the same for the lawnmower guy. Remember, this is Germany -- by the rules. Alles inordinung.

[kenneo]

Earlier this year, a guy in Berlin was arrested for DUI on his riding mower --- going fo a beer. They have a blood-alcohol level 0.0%. Guy rear-ended me in Germany in 1967, destroyed his Bug, didn't scratch my car. He got out of the slammer 5 years ago. Expect the same for the lawnmower guy. Remember, this is Germany -- by the rules. Alles inordinung.

[kenneo]

QUOTE: Originally posted by valleytenderfoot

MC,

Train vs HOUSE?? You have to go into a bit more detail than that. What was the house doing on the tracks? Or what were the tracks doing in the house? Or what was the train doing off the tracks and in the house?

Jeff

Or, --- what was it doing off its foundation. Well, afterwards, we know what it was doing off its foundation.

[kenneo]

QUOTE: Originally posted by valleytenderfoot

MC,

Train vs HOUSE?? You have to go into a bit more detail than that. What was the house doing on the tracks? Or what were the tracks doing in the house? Or what was the train doing off the tracks and in the house?

Jeff

Or, --- what was it doing off its foundation. Well, afterwards, we know what it was doing off its foundation.

[brilondon]

How about the MLW Mambo
Brian

[brilondon]

How about the MLW Mambo
Brian

[edblysard]

The tie plate two step?
Ed