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re: Tuna, chicken or egg salad sandwich
Posted by MAROON on 7/13/26 at 1:24 pm to Cleathecat
just had a bowl of tuna salad for lunch (no bread).
Tuna
Mayo
Spicy pickles and jalapenos chopped
green onions
smoke salt and pepper.
Chipotle Tabasco sauce
I'm gonna have to try that soy sauce version!
Tuna
Mayo
Spicy pickles and jalapenos chopped
green onions
smoke salt and pepper.
Chipotle Tabasco sauce
I'm gonna have to try that soy sauce version!
re: Tuna, chicken or egg salad sandwich
Posted by MAROON on 7/13/26 at 1:24 pm to Cleathecat
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re: Lindsey Graham Dead
Posted by MAROON on 7/12/26 at 7:28 pm to cajunangelle
He died from Aortic dissection - torn aorta.
If you’re flying American don’t worry, your connection will be delayed!
re: Scottish Open 9-12 July
Posted by MAROON on 7/11/26 at 1:13 pm to JimTiger72
Rory just chunked a tee shot on the #5 par three about 100 yards. Landed on the mowed path between the tee and green.
Play early or late. Early is higher humidity and lower temp. Late lower humidity and higher temps but usually higher wind.
Drink an electrolyte water bottle on the drive to the course. Have a styro of ice and water that I typically drink every 2-3 holes plus a Gatorade at the turn. Find shade whenever possible.
Two older guys I play with will not hit out of a sand trap in the summer due to the heat.
In the dog days I’ll just play 9. But I typically play three times a week so i don’t have to try ito get In 18 if its crazy hot.
Drink an electrolyte water bottle on the drive to the course. Have a styro of ice and water that I typically drink every 2-3 holes plus a Gatorade at the turn. Find shade whenever possible.
Two older guys I play with will not hit out of a sand trap in the summer due to the heat.
In the dog days I’ll just play 9. But I typically play three times a week so i don’t have to try ito get In 18 if its crazy hot.
re: TX bakery too embarrassed & afraid to celebrate the Fourth
Posted by MAROON on 7/9/26 at 7:56 pm to dallastiger55
Dyed hair most likely means mental illness
re: So Platner dropping out good or bad for Collins?
Posted by MAROON on 7/9/26 at 12:56 pm to geauxpurple
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Bad.
Collins should have been relishing the opportunity to run against Platner.
she was losing in every poll against him. I was just in Maine two weeks ago and saw 100 Planter signs for every Collins sign. Coastal Maine (where most of the people live) is about as liberal a place as you can find in the country.
it's easily one of the best shows on tv right now. Not overly political at all. I
I've seen every season and can't wait for the new season. Just read the first book as well, and while it had that story line it didn't come off as political to me.
I've seen every season and can't wait for the new season. Just read the first book as well, and while it had that story line it didn't come off as political to me.
MFAH is fantastic with three buildings of art.
Museum of Natural Science is also fantastic
Menil is free - and while smaller it's a nice setting - also has Rothko Chapel
Bayou Bend and Rienzi are historic homes with grounds that have been turned into museums. Nice when the weather is great.
Lone Star flight museums at Ellington Airport is really nice if you're into aviation
Museum of Natural Science is also fantastic
Menil is free - and while smaller it's a nice setting - also has Rothko Chapel
Bayou Bend and Rienzi are historic homes with grounds that have been turned into museums. Nice when the weather is great.
Lone Star flight museums at Ellington Airport is really nice if you're into aviation
re: World Cup Daily Thread - Tues., June 30
Posted by MAROON on 6/30/26 at 2:15 pm to Rebelinexile
Props to Ivory Coast. Their speed gave Norway fits all match.
re: Anyone take a trip to Maine?
Posted by MAROON on 6/30/26 at 9:13 am to Big Scrub TX
only had one horse fly tear a hole in my calf while biking. Otherwise we had no issues at all.
Ann Margaret was simply incredible in her prime


re: Anyone take a trip to Maine?
Posted by MAROON on 6/29/26 at 3:56 pm to weagle1999
Just got back from a week in Maine. Beautiful country.
- We stayed in Bar Harbor at The Balance Rock Inn and could not have enjoyed it more. Unbelievable location right near the town, but our own parking, and right on the ocean path. Breakfast every day was great, staff were all outstanding and had a great dinner at their restaurant The Veranda.
- had drinks at Bar Harbor Inn one evening - also beautiful - but much much larger a property than Balance Rock
- the town is nice but mostly t-shirt shops and kitsch stores. Some really good restaurant and bars though. Loved dinner at Tap and Barrel and Pizza at Rosalies (we saw people all week walking around with their pizza boxes so we had to try it the last night), and it was a nice change from seafood.
- The Ivey front yard for drinks, and Finback Alehouse were nice.
- Rented fat tire e-bikes from Acadia Fat Tire Bikes. This was the highlight of the trip - a full day riding the carriage roads in Acadia National Park
- saw one of the greatest sunsets of our lives the first night in bar harbor down on the ocean front. Also did the sunset at Cadillac Mountain but a low level cloud bank on the horizon sort of spoiled it that night. Still amazing views from the top.
- did the park one day using the free bus system and it was nice but very crowded.
- lots of lobster rolls - Bar Harbor Pound and the Ice Cream boat, Beals, and Thurston's. All great.
Drove all over Mount Desert Island - NE Harbor, SW Harbor, Bass Harbor, Seawall, etc. The smaller harbors away from Bar Harbor were really nice.
-drove the coast all the way back to Boston and really liked Wiscasset, Kennebunkport, and Ogonquit, but traffic is an issue on weekends.
- had simply amazing raw oysters a few nights - so briny. Wish I could have a dozen right now.
- We had a sunset cruise lined up but got cancelled due to heavy fog that day. That was the main regret that we did not get on the water. Also, would have liked to explore Schoodic Point, and maybe take a ferry to one of the far out islands or Canada.
- I would go back to Maine in a heartbeat. Some things I would do would be get on the water - sail, lobster boat experience, fish. Would do more hikes away from the main tourist part of the park. Would eat a full lobster instead of rolls. Would have steamed clams. Would move inland to one of the lakes and do some boating and fishing.
It's an interesting place.
- We stayed in Bar Harbor at The Balance Rock Inn and could not have enjoyed it more. Unbelievable location right near the town, but our own parking, and right on the ocean path. Breakfast every day was great, staff were all outstanding and had a great dinner at their restaurant The Veranda.
- had drinks at Bar Harbor Inn one evening - also beautiful - but much much larger a property than Balance Rock
- the town is nice but mostly t-shirt shops and kitsch stores. Some really good restaurant and bars though. Loved dinner at Tap and Barrel and Pizza at Rosalies (we saw people all week walking around with their pizza boxes so we had to try it the last night), and it was a nice change from seafood.
- The Ivey front yard for drinks, and Finback Alehouse were nice.
- Rented fat tire e-bikes from Acadia Fat Tire Bikes. This was the highlight of the trip - a full day riding the carriage roads in Acadia National Park
- saw one of the greatest sunsets of our lives the first night in bar harbor down on the ocean front. Also did the sunset at Cadillac Mountain but a low level cloud bank on the horizon sort of spoiled it that night. Still amazing views from the top.
- did the park one day using the free bus system and it was nice but very crowded.
- lots of lobster rolls - Bar Harbor Pound and the Ice Cream boat, Beals, and Thurston's. All great.
Drove all over Mount Desert Island - NE Harbor, SW Harbor, Bass Harbor, Seawall, etc. The smaller harbors away from Bar Harbor were really nice.
-drove the coast all the way back to Boston and really liked Wiscasset, Kennebunkport, and Ogonquit, but traffic is an issue on weekends.
- had simply amazing raw oysters a few nights - so briny. Wish I could have a dozen right now.
- We had a sunset cruise lined up but got cancelled due to heavy fog that day. That was the main regret that we did not get on the water. Also, would have liked to explore Schoodic Point, and maybe take a ferry to one of the far out islands or Canada.
- I would go back to Maine in a heartbeat. Some things I would do would be get on the water - sail, lobster boat experience, fish. Would do more hikes away from the main tourist part of the park. Would eat a full lobster instead of rolls. Would have steamed clams. Would move inland to one of the lakes and do some boating and fishing.
It's an interesting place.
Lots of good advice here. I'm flying to Greenville tomorrow to spend a week in Cashiers. Download the AllTrails app. Lots of great trails. If you fish book a guide for fly fishing the local streams.
Tere are so many waterfalls here you could just do a waterfall trip and have every day filled.
Smoky Mountain National Park is not far but honestly its going to be packed. DuPont is a nice place to hike. Gorges State Park is another nice place - get there early and do Rainbow Falls and Turtleback Falls hike. There are also places to river raft in the vicinity.
Cashier Store for the best blueberry you've ever had
Tere are so many waterfalls here you could just do a waterfall trip and have every day filled.
Smoky Mountain National Park is not far but honestly its going to be packed. DuPont is a nice place to hike. Gorges State Park is another nice place - get there early and do Rainbow Falls and Turtleback Falls hike. There are also places to river raft in the vicinity.
Cashier Store for the best blueberry you've ever had
They should go back and review the game tape after each game and yellow card players who obviously flopped with little or no contact and the result was a change of ball possession (I.e. they fooled the referee)
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I love how the boomers brag knowing anyone under 40 will never be able to retire
Stop acting like a sissy and maybe you can retire someday.
For me, I let my company know a few weeks back that I’m hanging it up next June. I might work some remote hours after that just to keep healthcare until my wife turns 65. But that will be completely my call as on my conditions. I’ll settle in for golf, hunting, fishing at our place in Western NC, and an absolute shite ton of travel (before I’m too old to do it right), and I’ll find an organization I want to volunteer for or maybe join a board.
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I feel like I’m having Déjà vu from when aggy signed that star studded class a few years back. That one didn’t go well. We’ll see what happens with this one with so many big name guys in one class.
Jimbo was a lazy star chaser. In hindsight a lot of people knew that quite a few of those kids were going to be issues - especially with the cultural that Jimbo created. I think (and hope) that Elko has an entirely different culture. But the proof is in the perfromance. we shall see.
re: Where does OU rank as the worst team to make a CWS final?
Posted by MAROON on 6/18/26 at 10:25 am to Quicksilver
Ole Miss 2022
re: Golf at the Highlands, North Carolina
Posted by MAROON on 6/17/26 at 8:40 pm to Power-Dome
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Haven’t played it, but I hear the historic resort in Cashiers is public tee times
I don’t think this is true but I’m very interested if it is.
Closest place to Highlands for public golf is Sky Valley, Ga.
Highlands is a wasteland for public courses unfortunately.
re: In honor of the ugliest clubs to ever win a US Open
Posted by MAROON on 6/17/26 at 8:34 pm to coolpapaboze
I can’t even imagine how many times I would hit a ball off the hozzle with that club .
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