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I’ll fawking answer it. Mostly. At least from my recent experience working retail as a theft control/greeter at a very well known national sports and outdoor store. During the interview and then taking the orientation course, I learned some alarming things about shoplifting. You CANNOT touch them. You cannot attempt to stop them or try to grab what they are stealing. If you do, they have personal injury attorneys on speed dial, so they fall down and claim serious injury. And was explained by management that several hundreds in Nike shoes and other apparel is not worth the headaches and the cost settlements that can run over thousands of dollars. So they just write it off onto us responsible consumers. Sic. Call the police, they show up an hour later. Long gone by then for simple misdemeanor theft. And criminals are getting smarter and smarter by the hour. Being a greeter/theft control, I was amazed at the amount of theft. All I could do was watch as the security alarm went off. Documenting the time, code on the top of each door, a brief description of the perpetrators, and what items you could see of what was stolen. Hard tag or soft tag.

If God hadn’t intended man, to eat out, he wouldn’t have made it look so much like a taco. Cherry's are the beginning of the end. Peaches…go to Georgia. Tie

Came to post this. This is when basketball was played by men. And I miss it. I used to go this bar, Parkway Tavern to watch games during the playoffs.The owner was originally from Boston. He loved everything about Boston, and LOVED his Celtics with a passion. Had many nights of some seriously fun drinking and trash talking. A few Wemens were Lakers fans and their effeminate mens. A few Pistons, Knicks, and me, da Bulls fan. So many great nights there. I stopped going there when I went to college. I went a couple of years later just to say hi and and buy a few rounds. When I sat down and ordered, the place was empty as it was early. I look and see this etching on the large mirror behind the bar. “I quit watching when Bird retired. 33 Forever.” I asked the bar maid if the owner was around? BM: He died a couple of years ago. You want another shot? Me: A Jameson. And a few years later, Magic and MJ retired. I’ve had zero interest since.

I’m thinking of going this route.

YouTube Larry Bird trash talking. Great stuff from all who played with and against him.

Remind you of anything here?

Right after he started touring doing R&R with Jessica Hahn, he came to Nawlins. I didn’t go to the show, but he was at this Metal bar I loved.Everyone was buying him drinks. Beyond funny. So he says that his flight out is at Eleven that morning and could he come and hang out with Sean and friends. Sean was burned in a bad electrical fire. Kennison had fun with Sean joking all night about it. We ran out of spirits at 4:00 AM. Sam goes to the bathroom and comes back whilst we were playing rock/paper/scissors to see who was going to walk to the store. He then comes out and says “I got this” Well order out. Limo’s are your friend after 2:00” The young lady he affectionately referred to as, “Mary Magdelin” went. Needless to say, he missed his flight. Fun night. A few years later when I heard about him sobering up and then being killed in a head on accident by a drunk driver in his Vett on PCH, I thought, well that fawking sucks.

My Billy Baroo is a 4-wood V Steel 16 degree Taylor Made with an S-300 shaft. Look into them. They’re out there. I saved more shots with her than two phat chicks being a wing man in Fat City.

For home defense purposes only. I’ve never needed a gun, so-far, but this is the one I want. I doubt I’d have one in the car or conceal one in a public place. If I did, it would only be in a natural disaster situation. I’ve been around guns my entire life, but have had zero handguns in my lifetime. In my business, it was a big no no. Insurance adjuster and a PI. Huge liability loss if you use one in the wrong situation. Having one shipped this week. Updates at 11:00.

Nannh. I’ll pass. He has nice curves.