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I don't know about you guys who like to fish.
Caught this one in the river across the road.
Looks like a turkypuss.....we hunt wild Turkey right outside the front door.
This must be PA'S version of thanksgiving supper

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Not quite the way to stuff a bird but it will work:dontknow:
 
Is that like that saying.....A cold day in Hell?
Or literally......A cold day in Connecticut? Maybe the two mean the same?
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Those are fighting words, come visit me.
 
Good morning to you and the rest of the folks that are trying to be last
 
its a good morning to be last
 
I almost forgot
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Not feeling well again today, getting old and back problems.

Still able to be last though
 
Not feeling well again today, getting old and back problems.

Still able to be last though
Sorry fish....the dolphin bumped ya outta
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While civilization is advancing at a very rapid pace it is important, indeed, imperative that we not lose sight of the relative stability of the past in relation to the achievements of the present. Then again, we should strive to maintain a significant balance between rapid change and the need for stability in the present without jeopardizing the desire of achievers to continue, thus, causing them to become under-achievers. Yet, at the same time should they become over achievers the technological advances may be too rapid for a society that depends on a mixture of those who want to maintain the status quo, and others who favor the old ways of earlier generations and those who are wanting civilization to push the envelope to the point of bursting through the seams.

Still, a stable society requires that all contribute to retrogration as well as maintaining the status quo and rapid advancement. The only real constraint is that self-discipline must be maintained by each individual according to his or her own capabilities, without obfuscation and always maintaining terminalogical exactness.

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While civilization is advancing at a very rapid pace it is important, indeed, imperative that we not lose sight of the relative stability of the past in relation to the achievements of the present. Then again, we should strive to maintain a significant balance between rapid change and the need for stability in the present without jeopardizing the desire of achievers to continue, thus, causing them to become under-achievers. Yet, at the same time should they become over achievers the technological advances may be too rapid for a society that depends on a mixture of those who want to maintain the status quo, and others who favor the old ways of earlier generations and those who are wanting civilization to push the envelope to the point of bursting through the seams.

Still, a stable society requires that all contribute to retrogration as well as maintaining the status quo and rapid advancement. The only real constraint is that self-discipline must be maintained by each individual according to his or her own capabilities, without obfuscation and always maintaining terminalogical exactness.

clifdweller
If not....then things collapse like the Romans.....
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Lastly I am the LAST of the LASTS
 

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