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4th and 5

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  1. 7 touchdowns in game 1, @AGENT0__ wears 48. Book it. RIP 🤘 48
  2. Headed to Phoenix soon....We-Ko-Pa Saguaro course or Troon North?
  3. I drove a 260 yard par 4 to 3 feet. Don’t ask me about the putt.
  4. Not true about the "know how" BS. It's a reptile. Not a chimpanzee. Larger pit viper = more venom = more damage. Also not true. But it is true they are not aggressive. In fact they are less aggressive then most snakes, venomous or not. I've carefully picked up a coral snake barehanded. I have not picked up any pit vipers. No surprise they are not experts Pit vipers have elliptical pupils, but in the dark, they expand and they appear round. Coral snakes have round pupils. Some mildly venomous snakes have elliptical pupils. Some mildly venomous snakes have round pupils. Pupil size is a tool for identification. But it is just one tool and it is not foolproof. Hard to be 100 from the picture but I think those might be patchnose snakes which eat other snakes and reptiles.
  5. I played Sand Hollow in St. George Utah last week. What a course. The views are unbelievable.
  6. I just surly detectived this personally recently The Grotto is a very busy shuttle serviced stop with multiple popular trails in multiple directions. It is the busiest stop in the park for hikers The one she was found near is close to the road. Shuttles drive up and down the road all day. In a canyon, sound travels. You can clearly hear the shuttles, and people, at a distance. Typically Zion is packed with hikers. Last year over 4 million people visited the park. Unless you are a goat, you’re not hiking out of the canyon. The river and the road run right down the middle. You can’t not see where you are with 2000 foot cliffs above you. Between them, at the lowest point, is the river, and the river is next to the road. You can’t be at the river and not see the road. Signs all over warn you about the river. And finally, there is a water station at the Grotto, I used it. Same for the Lodge stop just to the south, except there’s actually a hotel there. You could walk from one stop to the next in about 10 minutes. No way could you consider where she was as off trail or backcountry. This is high desert scrub, not a jungle in ‘Nam. It ain’t that hard to see.
  7. How the fuck does someone kill someone and get convicted of 3 different homicides? Does the Double Jeopardy clause apply in that state? The second-degree unintentional murder charge alleges Chauvin caused Floyd's death "without intent" while committing or attempting to commit felony third-degree assault. In turn, third-degree assault is defined as the intentional infliction of substantial bodily harm. The third-degree murder charge alleges Chauvin caused Floyd's death by "perpetrating an act eminently dangerous to others and evincing a depraved mind, without regard for human life." The second-degree manslaughter charge alleges Chauvin caused Floyd's death by "culpable negligence whereby the person creates an unreasonable risk, and consciously takes chances of causing death or great bodily harm."
  8. If you want to do some looking this is a good place to do it https://tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/inundationdb/
  9. Potatoes are out of control. I chatted then first I think it really made a difference. Last of the broccoli and cauliflower with a few more potatoes mixed in. And blackberries. Tomatoes. Lots of Purple Cherokee. Spinach patches are amazing. Last row of lettuce. And radishes I pulled them up yesterday and planted some cucumbers I started from seed
  10. NOLW trip last Sunday was chargrilled oysters at Acme Felix‘s and Royal Street. Pictured above Sunday night drove to Biloxi and eat at the half shell oyster house, more oysters. Then go on a boat and fished the Chandeleur islands for two days Back in New Orleans on Wednesday afternoon for more Acme and then GW fins for dinner with the boys. Wives flew in to join. Atchafalaya for brunch was great Seaworthy for dinner raw oysters and lobster roll. Outstanding Brennans for brunch. Great food, great service. GW Fins for dinner again. Royal red shrimp off menu, fin wings, seared rare wahoo, scalibut got the wife.
  11. I’ve been to Saint Come du Momt to the church where he landed And started his sabotage operations before he was captured by the Germans. It’s a crazy story
  12. Just got back from the Chandeleurs. Due to the weather and cutting the trip short, fishing was tough, relatively speaking, you had to work for them, but it would have been a banner day anywhere else. Fish were caught on purple/red/green chartreuse plastics, gulps under a cork and top waters. Also spoons wading close to the shoreline were deadly. We caught a lot more slot fish in the mid 20s this time and a lot less bulls. Trout to 22 inches. And a few flounder. Also if any of you are booked on the VI this year, beware. That charter operation has become unreliable.
  13. On the way to the Chandeleurs, today I’ve eaten chargrilled oysters at Acme, Royal Street and Felix’s. And drank a lot of Yuengling Acme (barely) over Royal over Felix’s IMG_5573.MOV
  14. saw some 10mm WWB for 29.99 at academy in San Marcos if anyone needs some
  15. Anyone want to guess what the wait for a bed for competency restoration at the state hospital is right now?
  16. Pfizer 2 this morning. I'm all chipped up! Will report any side effects
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