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80 Proof

80 Proof

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Jan 3, 2003
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Bacon, hash browns, scrambled eggs, biscuits, and half a pot of coffee. I'm ready to run through Mizzou! 😁

Big 10 is back 😶

It got chilly real fast 🥴

The better half snagged me a bottle of Blantons this morning 🥰

RIP JJW 😢 LA Freeway, Redneck Mother, Pickup Truck Song, Mr Bojangles, London Homesick Blues, Desperados Waiting on a Train, Gettin By 😢 He was one of my favorites

 
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krazykats

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Hankshaker said:
* krazykats not being allowed to talk with the school system because (in part) he called a clerk a "****" is not getting its full due. 🤣
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- In my defense, there are 3 office ladies, and everyone of them were patrons at the bar I worked at when I moved to Mt Washington. We remember each other well, and they were the type to be sloppy EVERY Thursday/Friday.

Oh well, shouldn’t have said it regardless, but that doesn’t make the statement less true.

- I like UL -5.5 today. :confused:

- Nothing better in my life right now than those 10 minutes laying next to my 1 yr old as he wakes up and comes to. Goofy/silly and simply everything I need to start the day off right.

- UK -3.5, yikes!

Color me concerned by that. Hoping for a consistent close game if that number holds true, and not a big UK lead then watching Missouri comeback in the 2nd half.

- How would you like your first game of the season to be outside at night in Minnesota? Should be a fun yet sloppy night cap.
 
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JamesIII

JamesIII

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Oct 21, 2003
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- Riding the train back from Colorado has been very intriguing so far. I used to think metropolitan bowling alleys were the epitome of America being a melting pot. So far I've encountered a Dead Head, 2-3 generations of an Amish family traveling together, someone who brought their cat, a guy who has a story about everything, and a whole host of others.

I've been taking notes and hopefully will have a more extensive breakdown by Cincinnati.

- 5 hour layover in Chicago, I need to find a spot to post up for at least the 1st half near the train station. Any recs?
 
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DoubleSecretProbation

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Feb 4, 2004
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jcrow10 said:
- Riding the train back from Colorado has been very intriguing so far. I used to think metropolitan bowling alleys were the epitome of America being a melting pot. So far I've encountered a Dead Head, 2-3 generations of an Amish family traveling together, someone who brought their cat, a guy who has a story about everything, and a whole host of others.

I've been taking notes and hopefully will have a more extensive breakdown by Cincinnati.

- 5 hour layover in Chicago, I need to find a spot to post up for at least the 1st half near the train station. Any recs?
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The train is definitely good people watching. We took the Amtrak from Maysville to DC and saw all kinds of folks.
 
Wynn Duffy 69

Wynn Duffy 69

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Yeah. I’ve got that UK football feeling already. Put my family on notice.

Going to watch it with my old man. He has made the curious choice to be making Black and Tans with Guniess and Miller Lite. Really weird.
 
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It feels like the ratio of last name being McKinnis/MacGinnis etc. to being a kicker is causation levels high.

Congrats Anth/Sloot! Enjoying the differences between your second and first child is an amazing journey.
 
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