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re: 1962 Wolverton Mountain

Posted by blueridgeTiger on 6/26/26 at 11:26 am to
I was in a relationship for two years (well, not really a relationship - we were married), with an attractive woman (pics posted in 2013), and she claimed to be the niece of Claude King, who recorded Wolverton Mountain, and that it was supposed to be based on her family. She also claimed to have fricked OJ Simpson and several other celebrities. That's all I have to contribute to this thread.
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Why the Frick does ESPN spell Turkey

Türkiye



I guess they liked it better that way

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Why do so many people have an iPhone?


Why do you even care?

re: What are you reading?

Posted by blueridgeTiger on 6/24/26 at 2:50 pm to


Leather has adopted an unusual style for this book. I have read at least 25 of his novels, and this is the only one in which the protagonist's voice is in the second person. ("you" - most books are in the first person [I, Me], or in the third person [he, she])). It is somewhat difficult to get accustomed to, but in this plot it is effective.

re: Ritz Carlton Cruise

Posted by blueridgeTiger on 6/23/26 at 11:53 am to
The wife and I did Athens to Venice last summer on Viking. It was fantastic, but those Ritz Carlton vessels we saw in port looked interesting.
I don't know. There may be some hidden tats which would DQ her.
I'm 84, so I probably bring the average up a little bit.
In 1960, an LSU team with four straight losses, played Ole Miss, then ranked number two in the nation to a 6-6 tie. It was quite satisfactory since the tigers turned their season around with that tie.
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The unfreezing of $100B is 58x the size of the $1.7B Obama's admin unfroze with his Iran deal (which led to a decade of melts by Trump fans).


As much as I hate to, I agree with SFP on this point.


Reminds me of a joke:

A fellow was in a bar, complaining to the bartender about his wife. He says, "My wife stays on my case to do everything around the house."

The bartender answers, "So your wife is a nagger."

The guy says, "No, she's a little white girl from Oklahoma."
I rank our victory over Iran slightly below our victory in Vietnam.
Back in the early 60s, pretty decent hookers in Eunice were less than $50.
My experience with MOUs in the Middle East (limited as my experience is) has been very negative. The Arabs and the Persians treat an MOU as merely a stage in the negotiations. In implementing the MOU, they'll reopen points supposedly already settled. This MOU and the 60-day ceasefire (likely extended) might get Trump through the midterms, but I doubt it actually settles anything.

re: Tom Clancy novels

Posted by blueridgeTiger on 6/12/26 at 8:56 am to
The novel, The Sum of All Fears, is great. The movie butchered it.

re: WFDT

Posted by blueridgeTiger on 6/11/26 at 8:55 pm to
Peach milkshake from CFA

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People just liked it better that way


It's nobody's business by the Turks.
Babe Ruth and the Yankees played an exhibition game in Bogalusa before the 1922 season: