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I don't know if it was just coincidence or not but every time I lost a chicken to a hawk it was in the morning hours. I started letting them out no earlier than 3PM and haven't lost one to a hawk yet. If that is the case my only guess is that they do most of their hunting in the mornings. Just a complete guess though.
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UH-1, UH-60 aviator


Which one did you prefer to fly? Always like asking aviators who have flown different aircrafts which one did they like the most and why.


Come party with arty.

Pull string, big gun go boom.
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Can you drink on base? It was 21 to drink on base in the 1990's. When did change back to 18?


I was at Camp Pendleton 2000-2004 and technically it was 21 to drink on base. Granted, if you were in your barracks it wasn't really enforced and you could openly do it.
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Had a crotch rocket in my early 20s


Hit 140mph on I-5 north of San Diego early morning. Slowed down for what felt like forever and was still between 90-100mph. Very dumb.

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"it's not you, it's the drivers around you"


Sold mine after my riding buddy died after hitting a coyote crossing the road. The thrill just wasn't worth it anymore. I have never been on another one since I sold it.

Dr David Anaise

Contact this guy. He's an MD and attorney and his wife is an attorney. I used him about 5 years ago and I assume he's still practicing.

Good Luck.


Figured some of the history and aviation guys here would enjoy this.

re: 2016-2021 Tundra

Posted by Yammie250F on 6/29/26 at 3:39 pm to
Those of you with 100k+ miles have you changed out your shocks and struts? I've heard they're pretty much done around 100k but I'm at 120k and they still seem pretty good. Doesn't ride like new but notice more harsher bumps and body lean.
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You throw the dunks directly into the pond?


Yes, I try to space them out as best I can but obviously they float where ever they go and I try to concentrate them more towards the woods side because thats where they are mainly at. Been doing it for a couple of years now and it seems to work.

re: Sermorelin users?

Posted by Yammie250F on 6/11/26 at 4:06 pm to
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WTF is Sermorelin?


I've always thought it was what they would give you before testosterone. Looks like it has the same benefits but testosterone is much cheaper and better.
I have a 1/4 acre pond right behind my house and woods behind the pond. Before if I was by the woods in the evening fishing I would get torn up. I buy a 20 pack of dunks from amazon and throw them all in there. No more mosquitos. I do that about every two months during the summer.
I've been using Prairieville animal hospital for years now and have been very satisfied. I use Dr Procell.
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If this is in Louisiana--and this is one area where Louisiana is better than most states--then either it is your land or else your dad did you dirty. Land your dad inherited from your grandfather would have been your dad's separate property. If he died without a will, then it would go to you and any other children of your dad, not his wife or stepchildren. If he died with a will, the only way it could go to his wife / your stepmother is if your dad willed it to her. Maybe you should talk to a lawyer who specializes in wills and estates.


When my dad died my brother and I had to sign over our share of the property during the succession to my mom. My mom got half and my brother and I got half. We signed our share over to her then later she made a will with my brother and I where we split everything 50/50 when she passes. We could have been asses (which the attorney said happens all the time) and made our mom pay us something for our share.

What I'm trying to say is I'm pretty sure you're entitled to half of the property if your dad didn't have a will. If iremember correctly money stuff like bank accounts 401k etc all went to my mom. Like everyone else is say call an attorney tomorrow.

And keep us updated.
I've used 5 gallon buckets for tomatoes, cucumbers etc. It will produce them but not a lot and not big. Even cherry tomatoes have problems producing. Just not enough root space. They're great for herbs though. Only herb that kinda struggles is basil.

re: 30 years ago

Posted by Yammie250F on 6/6/26 at 6:29 pm to
Does anyone know where the ball is? Did the fan keep it? Give it to Morris or LSU?

I've always wondered.
Very cool picture of your uncle. Those dudes just oozed coolness without even trying.

Go ahead and plan to spend the night so you can get a second day out of it, you won't regret it.

And one thing most people don't realize is the civil war museum is basically across the street from the WWII museum. You can walk to it from the WWII museum so you might as well hit it up as well. Its small so it wouldn't take much time. It has the second most civil war items behind the Gettysburg museum.

New Orleans Civil War Museum
Was that an MP dropping the dude in the black shirt khaki shorts at the :47 mark?
Update your post once you move forward, please. I have a metal roof that is 20 years old with original screws. No leaks or anything but I know it is getting to be close to replacing the screws.

re: Peleliu WW2 Chat

Posted by Yammie250F on 5/12/26 at 10:57 am to
My Papa was a Seabee for 23 months overseas. Went to most of the islands. Said Peleliu was the worst all around. Always said he felt so bad for the Marines coming back from the lines. Also said his proudest moment was being picked to help build the monument for the fallen Marines.
My brother has the picture of him standing next to it after it was built. Very cool to see the same monument in today's time.

re: Penny hoarding

Posted by Yammie250F on 5/10/26 at 9:28 am to
300 billion pennies were minted. There will never be a shortage of them.
Eight star tips for the eight states/provinces? If so not even trying to hide it.