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Gators taste like chicken.

rickenbrother wrote:Gators taste like chicken.

Greasy, tough chicken.

Today was in the 70s and I spent the afternoon on the links; shot a 87 despite the wind.

This morning it was 100 degrees!







Well, 100 degrees colder outside than in the house. 65F inside, -35F outside.

wmthor wrote:Ronn, if I were going from Austin to Shreveport, I wouldn't be anywhere near Houston. Instead I'd take I-35N to Waco, catch Texas Highway 31 over to Kilgore, and then I-20 on into Shreveport.

We did just that. Was a cool gig, across the Red River from Shreveport it turns out, in Boobier* City.

*-Not a typo!

rickenbrother wrote:Gators taste like chicken.

Hmmm, I wonder if that's what the Gators say about us humans?

I must say, I don't miss the winter WITH the exception of Christmastime. As soon as December 26th rolls around, you can keep it!

I do have some fond memories of snow and the acoustic properties is gives to a set of glass packed dual exhaust resonators on my 66 Oldsmobile Toronado....I sure do miss that dum dum dum sound of the exhaust on fresh snow though!

Ah, the little things.

When I went to bed at 2 AM it was 48 degrees out. When I got up at 9:15 am it was 19 degrees out. North wind all night. Oh, did I say, it's snowing again??

It is going to be 0ºF tonight!

jps wrote:It is going to be 0ºF tonight!

Nice!

We're supposed to have a high today of 0ºF, first time we've been above zero for a couple of weeks...

johnallg wrote:When I went to bed at 2 AM it was 48 degrees out. When I got up at 9:15 am it was 19 degrees out. North wind all night. Oh, did I say, it's snowing again??

SERF IS CALLING, SERF IS CALLING......FLORIDA IS CALLING, FLORIDA IS CALLING....NO HURRICANES DURING WINTER SEASON!

ajish4 wrote:I must say, I don't miss the winter WITH the exception of Christmastime. As soon as December 26th rolls around, you can keep it!

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