BluegrassCardinal
| Favorite team: | Louisville |
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| Registered on: | 11/19/2022 |
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re: Hurricane Isaias - Heading Towards the Central Gulf Coast
Posted by BluegrassCardinal on 10/7/26 at 7:06 pm to rds dc
Anyone help with advice?
Our son and his family live on the west side of Pensacola, about 15 min from Perdido Key. He’s stationed at NAS Pensacola.
Looks like latest forecast brings the eye wall in over Perdido Key and W Pcola. 85/90 mph winds I saw. I would say they’re about 7-8 miles from the coast. They do have a small canal in their back yard so I worry about flooding.
If forecast holds, what can they expect and would it be a good idea to go towards Jacksonville where her folks are?
Our son and his family live on the west side of Pensacola, about 15 min from Perdido Key. He’s stationed at NAS Pensacola.
Looks like latest forecast brings the eye wall in over Perdido Key and W Pcola. 85/90 mph winds I saw. I would say they’re about 7-8 miles from the coast. They do have a small canal in their back yard so I worry about flooding.
If forecast holds, what can they expect and would it be a good idea to go towards Jacksonville where her folks are?
re: What were the 80s like in regards to the HIV/AIDS epidemic?
Posted by BluegrassCardinal on 10/7/26 at 6:50 pm to braves21
HIV was a certain death sentence until around the mid 90’s when protease inhibitors were prescribed to treat HIV infection.
HIV positive patients inevitably developed full blown AIDS, and it was a horrific way to die- Kaposi’s sarcoma, pneumonias, and a variety of other opportunistic infections would kill them. By the late 80’s most cities had hospices where gay men would basically come and die. Despite what anyone thinks it was a brutal and inhumane way to die- isolated by a disease that everyone feared and family that sometimes would cut off contact.
I’ll also say it wasn’t just a fear among gay men. People were getting infected by contaminated blood transfusions and IV drug use. There were also unfounded theories that it could be transmitted by mosquito bites and casual contact. Fortunately that was disproven.
I found out, through doing research on my family, that one of dad’s cousins died of AIDS. Never knew it, it was some sort of family secret. This past summer my wife and I found his grave in Lexington Cemetery. I mention this because I consider the AIDS crisis a sad period of US history. As I mentioned earlier, nobody deserves to die like that.
HIV positive patients inevitably developed full blown AIDS, and it was a horrific way to die- Kaposi’s sarcoma, pneumonias, and a variety of other opportunistic infections would kill them. By the late 80’s most cities had hospices where gay men would basically come and die. Despite what anyone thinks it was a brutal and inhumane way to die- isolated by a disease that everyone feared and family that sometimes would cut off contact.
I’ll also say it wasn’t just a fear among gay men. People were getting infected by contaminated blood transfusions and IV drug use. There were also unfounded theories that it could be transmitted by mosquito bites and casual contact. Fortunately that was disproven.
I found out, through doing research on my family, that one of dad’s cousins died of AIDS. Never knew it, it was some sort of family secret. This past summer my wife and I found his grave in Lexington Cemetery. I mention this because I consider the AIDS crisis a sad period of US history. As I mentioned earlier, nobody deserves to die like that.
re: The TN botched execution is such a perfect representation of America in 2026
Posted by BluegrassCardinal on 10/6/26 at 7:48 am to burger bearcat
Every hospital I've worked in has an IV team that will come in and insert IV's on patients that are difficult to insert. If nothing else, have a doctor come in and insert a PICC line and be done with it.
Executions should be humane, quick and efficient. Not inject an untold amount of pentobarbital into an IV that had clearly infiltrated. Because of this gross incompetence it will be a time before Tennessee carries out an execution again.
Executions should be humane, quick and efficient. Not inject an untold amount of pentobarbital into an IV that had clearly infiltrated. Because of this gross incompetence it will be a time before Tennessee carries out an execution again.
re: Hey burrrow boys
Posted by BluegrassCardinal on 10/4/26 at 6:46 pm to GatorPA84
Bengals are mid, I’ve accepted fact. No running game, Zac Taylor is just average, Joe is not clutch, linebackers stink.
It is what it is as they say. I pull for Louisville and the Bengals. I’m getting used to disappointment.
It is what it is as they say. I pull for Louisville and the Bengals. I’m getting used to disappointment.
re: Is there a worse coaching staff in the NFL than the Dallas Cowboys?
Posted by BluegrassCardinal on 10/4/26 at 5:03 pm to grizzlylongcut
Yea, Zac Taylor at Cincinnati is mid to shitty. Al Golden’s defense gives up the middle routes quite often so I’d suggest the Bengals D should be better than what it is
Weird Science Fans, Deb or Hilly?
Posted by BluegrassCardinal on 10/4/26 at 3:08 pm
We already had Ginger vs Mary Ann as a thread.
Hilly for me. Kelly LeBrock isn’t in play here.
Hilly for me. Kelly LeBrock isn’t in play here.
re: If Dems take both the House and Senate...
Posted by BluegrassCardinal on 10/4/26 at 11:43 am to BrodyDad
Democrats will launch a wave of useless and performative impeachments.
Trump will bluster like the fake tough guy he is. Nothing gets done, per the usual.
Trump will bluster like the fake tough guy he is. Nothing gets done, per the usual.
re: Ancestors that fought in the Civil War?
Posted by BluegrassCardinal on 10/4/26 at 8:52 am to Mike da Tigah
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Suffice it to say though, there’s no blue belly in my tree
Other than my great x2 grandad on my maternal g-father side, the rest of my ancestors fought for the CSA. My grandfathers side have lived in Nelson and LaRue county KY since the early 1800’s. They were pro-Union. I have found writings that this side of my family knew the Lincoln family and had business (land) dealings with them. My grandad, Buell, was named after Union General Don Buell.
The rest, as I mentioned, were Rebels. My grandmother’s side were all farmers in northern Alabama, and along the TN state line.
re: Ancestors that fought in the Civil War?
Posted by BluegrassCardinal on 10/2/26 at 9:52 am to La Place Mike
quote:
How old are you?
I’m turning 55. My great grandmother ( daughter of Squire LaFollette, my great x2 that served), had my grandad relatively late in life. She was close to 40, I think. My granddad was one of 13 children that worked on the farm and sawmill. The rest of my granddads and uncles are another generation removed.
re: Ancestors that fought in the Civil War?
Posted by BluegrassCardinal on 10/1/26 at 6:42 pm to Bayou
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A Will left by a distant grandfather in the 1700-1800's. In it he leaves designated slaves (by name) to his children
That’s fascinating! Do you think you’ll pass it on to your family as you get older, or donate to a museum?
re: Ancestors that fought in the Civil War?
Posted by BluegrassCardinal on 10/1/26 at 6:37 pm to Fat and Happy
Yep. Quite a few on mom’s side fought for various Alabama units. I found my great x3 grandad’s info on Ancestry. Someone had uploaded unit rosters and other information.
My maternal grandmother’s side were all from northern Alabama and Ardmore, TN. A couple of the men left farming and moved to Louisville during the depression to work on the railroad.
My maternal grandmother’s side were all from northern Alabama and Ardmore, TN. A couple of the men left farming and moved to Louisville during the depression to work on the railroad.
Ancestors that fought in the Civil War?
Posted by BluegrassCardinal on 10/1/26 at 6:15 pm
Researching my family tree I found I had quite a few relatives in the war.
My closest grandfather was my great X2 grandfather, whom fought for the Union in the 37th KY. He was injured in Saltville, VA. I had a great x3 grandad whom fought for the CSA in the 4th Alabama cavalry. Another ancestor on dad’s side fought for the CSA in a Georgia unit.
How far back do you go until you find a relative that served?
My closest grandfather was my great X2 grandfather, whom fought for the Union in the 37th KY. He was injured in Saltville, VA. I had a great x3 grandad whom fought for the CSA in the 4th Alabama cavalry. Another ancestor on dad’s side fought for the CSA in a Georgia unit.
How far back do you go until you find a relative that served?
re: Where will Ft. Hegseth be built? Pentagon looking to build it, first one in over 4 decades
Posted by BluegrassCardinal on 10/1/26 at 1:07 pm to Giantkiller
We'll be back to gender theory, impeachments, DEI and all the goods that the left will bring--thanks to Third Temple Hegseth and the retardation of his boss in the WH.
re: Candace Owens exposed as lesbo, had multiple lesbian dating profiles going back 20 yrs
Posted by BluegrassCardinal on 9/29/26 at 8:02 am to Fun Bunch
Who cares? I'm sure the Laura Loomers of the world will act like this is a big deal. Maybe someone will "leak" the pedos that are in the Epstein Files.
re: Murderer of KY Trooper Caught.
Posted by BluegrassCardinal on 9/28/26 at 8:41 pm to Lynxrufus2012
Yea or a firing squad. Turns out my cousins son ( whom is KSP) trained with Trooper Phillips a couple weeks back.
re: Murderer of KY Trooper Caught.
Posted by BluegrassCardinal on 9/28/26 at 6:59 pm to Lynxrufus2012
I was hoping he would resist.
Now his ghetto arse will be on death row in Eddyville for years.
Now his ghetto arse will be on death row in Eddyville for years.
re: CFB various games thread Friday 9/25/26
Posted by BluegrassCardinal on 9/26/26 at 2:43 pm to Dr RC
We suck so bad. Brohm is such a mid coach, got exposed by a bunch of phags from Wake.
Have fun at the Roto Rooter Bowl, Jeff.
Have fun at the Roto Rooter Bowl, Jeff.
re: CFB various games thread Friday 9/25/26
Posted by BluegrassCardinal on 9/26/26 at 12:34 pm to Dr RC
Good ole overrated Jeff Brohm. Taken to the woodshed by a bunch of pussies from Wake Forest.
re: US Army Reserve asks whether units can be ready in as little as 3 months for Cuba action
Posted by BluegrassCardinal on 9/25/26 at 8:56 pm to uggabugga
Mr No New War opening a new front. He’s become a complete disaster.
re: Zelensky is an Idiot - South Korean Prisoner Ordeal
Posted by BluegrassCardinal on 9/25/26 at 1:05 pm to BoarEd
Because Zelensky is a smug pos.
re: Iran bending the knee?
Posted by BluegrassCardinal on 9/25/26 at 1:01 pm to UptownJoeBrown
Back to this game- “sources” claiming that a deal is near or a return to the MOU.
Trump walked into quicksand and he has no way out.
Trump walked into quicksand and he has no way out.
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