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Good dude, hot wife, GMTANner. Things are looking up for our boy BuckSaw on Facebook. This is where your "only FB friends with people I've met" stance is detrimental.You got a pic or something?Why hasn't Buck Bradcanon's wife been placed in the "hot GMTAN wives" pantheon? Or did that happen and I missed it?
We've got a neighbor that does the same. Extremely impressive for a home show, I'm betting he hires professionals. Pretty sure this is the same guy that occasionally lands his helicopter in the field behind our house.
My alcoholic construction superintendent/Purple Heart winner/JR & Yuke's babysitter neighbor bought so much #### two years ago that I'm pretty sure he started having Nam flashbacks halfway through the show. It was awesome. Until he started crying about how many good boys we lost in LBJ's war.
Serious question: what kind of food is "Egyptian cuisine?" I was wondering what kind of stuff those people eat. Is it goats and yogurts and curry? Or chickens and rice and stuff?
Mainly beans, rice and veggies in various combinations and flavor profiles. Mediterranean spices, garlic, etc. Pita/flatbreads on the bread side. Fish in the north, traditionally not a lot of meat. Although these days if you go to an "Egyptian" Restaurant you will likely see your normal meat entree choices (chicken, beef, kebob) cooked with Egyptian spices. Also, modern Egyptian food incorporates a lot of other North African and Middle Eastern foods and flavors, like falafel, shwarma, etc.
Fireworks?
Parrots are crazy. Mrs TFs friend has one and she knows all sorts of songs. Pretty cool
He had nicer things to say about Keystone Light.
That sounds just like Mr. krista's writing style.
My last yard sale included selling my original Nintendo and ten games on credit for $20 to a kid across the street. He never came back with the money.
wow, that's awesome. Congrats to Humanzee!That sounds just like Mr. krista's writing style.Exciting news in the krista household: after a bit of wrangling, Mr. krista has accepted a job as Executive Chef at the only upscale restaurant in Granada, Nicaragua. It's been written up in the NY Times and the Delta Sky magazine, and the place is impeccable in terms of style and service, but we've always thought the food was just OK. This will be a chance to take it to a new level.
They suck. I've put a few hundred bucks in my pocket but will have probably 30-40 hours in it when all said and done. I'd almost rather have spent two hours and just taken it all to Goodwill for the tax deduction.
I wonder if I should just do this.They suck. I've put a few hundred bucks in my pocket but will have probably 30-40 hours in it when all said and done. I'd almost rather have spent two hours and just taken it all to Goodwill for the tax deduction.
We did one yard sale and swore never again. All of our crap goes to goodwill and various charaties now.I wonder if I should just do this.They suck. I've put a few hundred bucks in my pocket but will have probably 30-40 hours in it when all said and done. I'd almost rather have spent two hours and just taken it all to Goodwill for the tax deduction.
I would think this is actually the better "value" decision. My family did one when my parents split and I went off to college, and while I made some money selling old CDs and sports equipment, my mom and dad barely made enough to cover the advertisement cost, let alone the 8 hours or so they stood out there. Would have been more economically beneficial to just donate it all and get the write-off.I wonder if I should just do this.They suck. I've put a few hundred bucks in my pocket but will have probably 30-40 hours in it when all said and done. I'd almost rather have spent two hours and just taken it all to Goodwill for the tax deduction.
