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Normally this would be a situation where you would ask if he has a mouse in his pocket but being an aggie it's a gerbil and it's not in his pocket.

re: Homeland- Carrie

Posted by chinese58 on 3/30/26 at 4:30 pm to
I like the show during the seasons while she's in the Middle East. Peter, Saul, Max, Astrid, Dar Adal, Tasneem Qureishi, Bunny Latif, Haissam Haqqani, Aasar Khan, even Yevgeny Gromov are interesting characters. They make the the best parts of the show good.
My nephews that grew up in Anchorage learned Russian in high school. The youngest, and his then gf, both taught 'English as a second language' classes at a Russian school for Russian executives during the day. They were mostly oil & gas executives. At night they taught the executives families English for extra money. He posted lots of pictures of them hanging out with Russian friends on his FB page. They were saving the money from the private lessons. It was pretty lucrative. They had just signed on for another couple of years, right before they to leave Russia when they invaded Ukraine.

The older brother also spoke Japanese too. He's in the Navy. He started out as a communications technician. He was helping run the communications room in one of the palaces in Iraq in 2003.

He eventually learned some of the Arabic they spoke in Iraq. After he went into the SWCC program and became a Chief, he helped train some of the Iraqi troops we put in power. When Israel got new stealth boats, he went over to train some of their special forces. He's helped train and trained with guys from all over. Some German sailors died during some Arctic training he went through. He told me about river raids some of the Ukrainian guys he helped train made on Russian munition depots.
I admire his passion. Wish he was passionate about something a little more constructive. Would be happy if he had "Roll Tide" so I could laugh or "Geaux Tigers" so I could tweet it to recruits with the hashtag #JustDifferent. :nana:
The interaction between the brothers is so great, especially when they are alone. You don't even see it at the end of this scene, but it's exactly what you'd say to your brother, or a very close friend is he said "a-hole drink Mr. Pibb".



She has a nude scene in her 1st movie Slaughterhouse Five. There's a glimpse of it in the trailer on YouTube

Very crazy movie.

One of these:



The Blood of Fu Manchu (1968) trailer on YouTube


DRACULA HAS RISEN FROM THE GRAVE (1968) trailer on YouTube

So many hot chicks in the Hammer horror movies.


Fantasy:

The Wizard of Oz (1939)
Planet of the Apes (1968)
The Thief of Bagdad (1940)
Godzilla (1954)

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they feel out things with their pecker
I used to try to do as much of that as I could.
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Robert Johnson sold his soul to the devil there in exchange for becoming a blues guitar virtuoso. Look it up…


I traded LSU being great in baseball for a couple of BCS Championships between 2001-2008. :geauxtigers:
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Spring and summer are arse. I’d take Fall/Winter year round if I could.
Not me. I'm retired. Except for church or a meeting at the bank or an attorney's office, I don't wear long pants until it gets in the lower 40's. Shorts, short socks and either running shoes or hiking shoes.
I'm 67 but have the legs of a fit 30 year-old! :nana:
Obama begot Trump, and Trump begot Biden, and Biden begot Trump. What's next?
I laughed! :lol:


I'm still laughing.
They better start looking for someone to replace him. He seems kind of dumb to say what he said. No telling what he might say in the future. :nana:
I Goggled "South Louisiana women".

The fist pic that comes up

The 4th pic.:


The 22nd pic:
I like some of the Gene Keady Purdue teams. He was fun to watch. I always thought he had the right personality to coach football successfully. Early in his tenure, they were underdogs to some of the other Big 10 teams more often than not. Keady was tough on his players, especially his guards, but he developed some good ones. I think he got more out of some of his players than some other coaches might have. Some didn't do as well as expected when they got to the NBA. I think some of those guys just played harder than the guy they were facing at Purdue. Playing harder wasn't going to overcome the talen on an NBA team.

SMU used to host a Cotton Bowl Basketball tournament at Reunion Arena the last week in December. In1986 they had No. 1 North Carolina, No. 2 Purdue, themselves and Towson State in it. SMU played Towson and won, and UNC and Purdue played each other the 1st night. SMU and UNC won those games and met in the championship game the 2nd night. UNC was the champion.

The UNC vs. Purdue game ended with score of 94-81.
The next night UNC beat SMU 88-86.

I got quotes from all of the coaches the first night. Keady joked with the media guys he knew before the game, and was nice after losing to UNC. He reminded me of a preacher I knew as a kid. That preacher could bring down thunder during one of his sermons, but was calm and friendly when you talked with him. That's kind of how I saw Keady.

Check out the players on each team's roster.



Dean Smith was maybe the coolest old guy I'd met at that point, but that was before I met Pat Riley.
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Someone on here said he was currently in the happy phase of CTE and I have used that a ton lately
I'm stealing it. I've been in that phase for decades. Good thing I never made it past high school football. I played at a small school in the mid 70's. I didn't get a helmet with padding until 1976. We were still wearing Ridell suspension helmets that only had the leather ear pads. I cracked two of them on the seam right above the middle bar of the facemask. Back then we were taught to put our facemask between the numbers on their jersey to tackle them. My senior year, 1977, they started calling 15 yard spearing personal fouls. I had three of them in one game early in the season.



I have a history of head injuries. Started having seizures in sixth grade after getting hit in the head with a baseball. In the early 80's I had a four foot tall wooden Klipsch speaker fall and split my melon at a fraternity house. Took nine stitches to sew it up.

Don't know if smoking weed since 1977 (my freshman year at LSU) hurt or helped. Since I ate a gummy right after the LSU Women's game ended today, I'm hoping it helped.
How did the Big 10 get better in every sport than the SEC?

It was one of the reasons I started watching non-English speaking movies. So many people liking it on this board spurred me to watch it. I then realized if the movie is good, it's worth reading subtitles. I'll give most movies a watch now.
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Because UGA players will be in town for the draft. Best to keep students off the road those days for safety
#ItJustMeansMore
SEC, SEC, SEC!
The Birds (1963) wiki

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The Birds is a 1963 American natural horror film produced and directed by Alfred Hitchcock, released by Universal Pictures and starring Rod Taylor, Jessica Tandy, Suzanne Pleshette, and introducing Tippi Hedren in her film debut. Loosely based on the 1952 short story of the same name by Daphne du Maurier, it focuses on a series of sudden and unexplained violent bird attacks on the people of Bodega Bay, California, over the course of a few days. The screenplay is by Evan Hunter, who was told by Hitchcock to develop new characters and a more elaborate plot while keeping du Maurier's title and concept of unexplained bird attacks.
Is this the short story you are talking about. Are you asking about a remake of it?

If the birds, in The Birds, are done in CGI, then no.
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You really would think Kentucky would never entertain running Calipari off without a slam dunk hire in place
Kentucky hires & fires basketball coaches kind of like LSU hires & fires football coaches since 2000.