MLPFC Shit Posting

[God is a Husker]

I got my grade 10 and I have no fucking idea what you're talking about here pal

You would have liked the hidden city of Gondolin, much respect for Agriculture.

That cunt Morgoth acted during the harvest moon too, no respect.


PS: Tuor is the man in the pic, you can tell from his Swan on blue shield.

 

[bbenson67]

I'm taking a road trip the 1st week in December up to San Francisco to see my Vietnam buddy so let's take a little peek at the City by the Bay shall we? Apparently car break ins are so ubiquitous that travel agencies and other travel sites are now recommending not to rent a car for your stay in the City.

Even if the perps are caught the DA will not prosecute. The Mayor has released a stern statement admonishing the car thieves that there are other ways to make money so they probably shouldn't be doing it. That'll scare them.

I go up there 2 or 3 times a year and the decline has been steady. Areas that were safe even at midnight for years like Union Square, look like some post-apocalyptic movie. In May, I took a walk over to North Beach and Chinatown. Empty sidewalks with no tourists in places that were normally shoulder to shoulder day and night. I hate that they've allowed that to happen to that once beautiful city. Stay tuned for a post trip report when I return.

 

[David Webb]

I'm taking a road trip the 1st week in December up to San Francisco to see my Vietnam buddy so let's take a little peek at the City by the Bay shall we? Apparently car break ins are so ubiquitous that travel agencies and other travel sites are now recommending not to rent a car for your stay in the City.

Even if the perps are caught the DA will not prosecute. The Mayor has released a stern statement admonishing the car thieves that there are other ways to make money so they probably shouldn't be doing it. That'll scare them.

I go up there 2 or 3 times a year and the decline has been steady. Areas that were safe even at midnight for years like Union Square, look like some post-apocalyptic movie. In May, I took a walk over to North Beach and Chinatown. Empty sidewalks with no tourists in places that were normally shoulder to shoulder day and night. I hate that they've allowed that to happen to that once beautiful city. Stay tuned for a post trip report when I return.

San Fran DA will be facing a recall vote next year.

https://news.google.com/articles/CA...AowjuuKAzCWrzwwt4QY?hl=en-US&gl=US&ceid=US:en

 

[BBTown Bomber]

This thread lives on mod free. I'm just a guest in here.

Rumor has it that you have an alcohol problem. That’s all I got…….😍

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[BBTown Bomber]

I'm taking a road trip the 1st week in December up to San Francisco to see my Vietnam buddy so let's take a little peek at the City by the Bay shall we? Apparently car break ins are so ubiquitous that travel agencies and other travel sites are now recommending not to rent a car for your stay in the City.

Even if the perps are caught the DA will not prosecute. The Mayor has released a stern statement admonishing the car thieves that there are other ways to make money so they probably shouldn't be doing it. That'll scare them.

I go up there 2 or 3 times a year and the decline has been steady. Areas that were safe even at midnight for years like Union Square, look like some post-apocalyptic movie. In May, I took a walk over to North Beach and Chinatown. Empty sidewalks with no tourists in places that were normally shoulder to shoulder day and night. I hate that they've allowed that to happen to that once beautiful city. Stay tuned for a post trip report when I return.

Wear the vest I gave you…….prayers. 😎
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[Blackshirts_Win_'ships]

Rumor has it that you have an alcohol problem. That’s all I got…….😍

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Who doesn’t at this point?

 

[BBTown Bomber]

Who doesn’t at this point?

No shit…….😎


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[LoudHogRider]

Went down and grabbed the old man to take him to Hy-Vee in Plattsmouth, NE for their free Veteran's Day breakfast this morning. Hat tip to the good folks at Hy-Vee who not only attracted a heckuva crowd of veterans and their family, but all of their staff were incredibly gracious and appreciative to each of the (mostly) men and women who gathered to bask in the adoration and camaraderie of service across all the branches.

Thanks to all of the Bronies ITT and elsewhere who have served our nation to protect it and the freedoms if offers all of us, regardless of background or political affiliation.

Here's a pic of the old man enjoying his breakfast. We'll be (hopefully) celebrating his 93rd birthday in less than two weeks.

 

[God is a Husker]

Went down and grabbed the old man to take him to Hy-Vee in Plattsmouth, NE for their free Veteran's Day breakfast this morning. Hat tip to the good folks at Hy-Vee who not only attracted a heckuva crowd of veterans and their family, but all of their staff were incredibly gracious and appreciative to each of the (mostly) men and women who gathered to bask in the adoration and camaraderie of service across all the branches.

Thanks to all of the Bronies ITT and elsewhere who have served our nation to protect it and the freedoms if offers all of us, regardless of background or political affiliation.

Here's a pic of the old man enjoying his breakfast. We'll be (hopefully) celebrating his 93rd birthday in less than two weeks.

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Hell yeah.


Thank him for his service, my Grandpa was there from the Pusan perimeter until the ceasefire.

 

[God is a Husker]

@scotchfrost9697 how is the wife (and you) doing with losing your FIL?



Was driving down the highway today and randomly thought about it.


Hope you’re all doing good brother

 

[Jim14510]

Rumor has it that you have an alcohol problem. That’s all I got…….😍

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I certainly drank too much last weekend. I'm still recovering.

 

[Jim14510]

celebrating his 93rd birthday

That's one hell of a run.

 

[BBTown Bomber]

Went down and grabbed the old man to take him to Hy-Vee in Plattsmouth, NE for their free Veteran's Day breakfast this morning. Hat tip to the good folks at Hy-Vee who not only attracted a heckuva crowd of veterans and their family, but all of their staff were incredibly gracious and appreciative to each of the (mostly) men and women who gathered to bask in the adoration and camaraderie of service across all the branches.

Thanks to all of the Bronies ITT and elsewhere who have served our nation to protect it and the freedoms if offers all of us, regardless of background or political affiliation.

Here's a pic of the old man enjoying his breakfast. We'll be (hopefully) celebrating his 93rd birthday in less than two weeks.

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Many thanks to yore dad and all other vets. Their service is very much appreciated. And early happy birthday to yore dad. My mom turns 92 on Dec. 8th and we're going to celebrate a couple weeks early at Thanksgiving on the farm.

Btw.......looks like a helluva plate of bisquits and gravy. 😎

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[LoudHogRider]

That's one hell of a run.

Given that he was born with Spinal Bifida and spent the first 7 years of his life with a hole at the base of his spine, his spinal fluid in a sac near the opening, and a wad of Kotex stuffed in the hole to keep the sac from rupturing … not bad.

I’ve told this story before but the family version is that my Dad was one of the first successful Spinal Bifida surgeries in history. His Aunt Zola & Uncle Joe from Columbus were the family members that had a little $ during the Depression, and they threw him in the back of their Ford and drove him to the Mayo Clinic with the following set of instructions: “Fix him or kill him.”

He lettered in football, basketball & track (because the the football coach was also the basketball & track coach) for the Hartington Wildcats and hiked up & down the mountains of Korea with ease. His last slalom water ski run was at age 67.

It has indeed been a hell of a run. I’ll miss him like crazy when he’s gone, but I’m beyond blessed to have had him in my life this long.

 

[God is a Husker]

 

[LoudHogRider]

Just incredible. Imagine being a poor sod who got injured or killed with 17 seconds left to go in WWI.

 

[BBTown Bomber]

Given that he was born with Spinal Bifida and spent the first 7 years of his life with a hole at the base of his spine, his spinal fluid in a sac near the opening, and a wad of Kotex stuffed in the hole to keep the sac from rupturing … not bad.

I’ve told this story before but the family version is that my Dad was one of the first successful Spinal Bifida surgeries in history. His Aunt Zola & Uncle Joe from Columbus were the family members that had a little $ during the Depression, and they threw him in the back of their Ford and drove him to the Mayo Clinic with the following set of instructions: “Fix him or kill him.”

He lettered in football, basketball & track (because the the football coach was also the basketball & track coach) for the Hartington Wildcats and hiked up & down the mountains of Korea with ease. His last slalom water ski run was at age 67.

It has indeed been a hell of a run. I’ll miss him like crazy when he’s gone, but I’m beyond blessed to have had him in my life this long.

What an awesome story. Crazy-good perseverance and determination by dad.

Betting Joe and Zola were salt of the earth folks as well........👍

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[Adolph Coors]

@scotchfrost9697 how is the wife (and you) doing with losing your FIL?



Was driving down the highway today and randomly thought about it.


Hope you’re all doing good brother

thanks. pretty cool that ebronies look out for each other. Wife has her good and bad days. Didnt help having a 1 month old at the time. we are a strong people. lot of shit thrown our way the last year or so

 

[hothouse_corn]

Like Tuor in Gondolin.


(super deep cut, I doubt anybody else ITT is a big enough nerd to get my reference but I used to listen to Tolkien audio books and others while mowing hay…I know I’m eccentric)

Is this some silmarilion shit? That's fine, but I sure hope you were recently mowing hay or used Google to jog the memory. Otherwise, referencing tuor from gondolin is akin to learning to speak Klingon, which Google automatically capitalized.

 

[God is a Husker]

Is this some silmarilion shit? That's fine, but I sure hope you were recently mowing hay or used Google to jog the memory. Otherwise, referencing tuor from gondolin is akin to learning to speak Klingon, which Google automatically capitalized.

*pushes glasses up*

First of all it’s The Silmarillion AND Unfinished Tales. (2 books) The details of Tuor finding Gondolin was really more featured in Unfinshed Tales.

Last time I listened to the audio books was probably flying across the world (19 hour flight to Cape Town) so that was several years ago. Pelini was the coach.




Second, when compared to Lord of the Rings, Star Trek is for beta virgins. Stories about stun guns and communists in space vs. a story that Tolkien came up with while fighting in the trenches in WW1.