@robAllen65@vendelito@Super70sSports A rare entry into the 20/20 club. That said, it probably had more to do with run support than his performance as his aggregate ERA over that time was a very respectable 2.86.
@BishopBarron My grandfather, son of Irish immigrants in Chicago, never missed an episode. I only discovered him after my reversion to the faith (baptized as an infant but an atheist until finally entering the Church at 39). Prescient and timeless are apt descriptors.
@japan_nobunaga I shoveled shit - literally - at a sewage treatment plant one summer. Basically, the end of the line is a drying bed where the processed sewage is pumped over a bed of sand. The water returns to the earth (filtered by dirt) and the remaining solids are used as fertilizer.
@ClassicGuitarR1 Loved it, but ever notice no one ever died on the show? All those bullets flying and no one bit the dust. One episode a helicopter crashed into a cliff and the bad guys were stumbling out of the flaming wreckage while Hannibal is just chomping on his cigar. Hilarious.
@RoyRogers_HTMS I absolutely love this. Triumph was one of those bands that for some reason I never got into when I was a kid but now can't get enough of. They were in KC a short while ago (with April Wine) and I couldn't get up there to see them. Hoping they come around again.
@iowahawkblog I'm pretty much a fan of any of the ragtops. There's something to be said for cruising in a land barge with the wind blowing your hair every which way. For songs I am going with SRV and his take on Willie the Wimp: https://t.co/IjIpHGpvoa
@japan_nobunaga I was buying food for a homeless feed our church does once a month. 80 lbs of pork, rolls, oranges, salad. $300 worth of food. The guy behind me in line asked who I was cooking for. I told him. He tapped his Apple watch to pay before I could finish my story. God's hand at work.