I like cheese ravioli with a marinara sauce that has chopped green bell peppers and sausage.

The Wall was one of the best albums ever pressed into vinyl! Great song from a great album, from a great band. Almost as good as Dark Side of the Moon.

Missed them live in 1973, was too young… we used to go to the Hayden Planetarium when they had the Pink Floyd laser show in the late 70’s. You’d sit down in those comfy recliners, staring at the dome… wait for the lights to go out… and get the best contact high ever!

It breaks my heart that kids today think people like Taylor Swift invented music. Or that RAP is actually music… props to RUN-DMC and the Beastie boys, but that was still guitar driven rock, and not the crap they put out today.

Get off my lawn!

I am 36 and love all old stuff. Old metal, old rock, etc. I feel I missed the great era and it sucks. Lynyrd Skynyrd, Metallica, Slayer, etc all in their primes. I am just happy I can listen to them today.

Was bumpin CCR earlier.

Sounds good! Sometimes I put sausage in the gravy but never peppers. Love all kind of cheese, but Not a big fan of ricotta, weird, I know.

You ever had them fried?

Son its called fkn sauce not gravy.

And yeah I prefer ravs not fried.

Saw John Fogerty a couple of years ago with John Cougar. Fogerty hasn’t lost a step. The man’s amazing.

Mellencamp was ok. I like his music, hate the man

This was such a dope show. Wish I coulda been there

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WehV...nnel=Metallica

LOL!!! this has been an argument in our family forever. My Grandfather explained it to me one day.

Meat in tomato sauce = Gravy.
no meat in tomato sauce = Sauce.

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Nah son. Gravy is what you use on turkey and potatoes for thanksgiving.

One of my fav ever here too!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gGd...nnel=MBishop85

Lol. My 6 year old grandson LOVES Metallica. His dad is bringing him up just fine.

Absolutely. Fantastic band!

Reps have been delivered. :tiphat: Those who got them, should read them. :rofl2:

The wheels on the bus go round and round :tup:

Not sure why, but I was imagining you being in your 30's, maybe early 40's. But grandson??

While you guys are debating on what to eat for dinner, my diet for breakfast, lunch, and dinner for the past week (and for the next few months) has been/will be boiled chicken meat and salad with olive oil as dressing. Needless to say, I've been having major mood swings and headaches from lack of my normal carb loading. For the next few months being on a modified cutting program, no more Big Mac Thursday's, so you guys can shove your pizza and ravioli and pasta up yo @$$es.



Save the ice cream though :tup:

Millennials rule :tup:

90's/early 00's was such a great time.

https://www.cnn.com/2023/07/12/busin...ida/index.html

"Farmers Insurance pulls out of Florida, affecting 100,000 policyholders."

Yet another insurance company leaves FL.

MZ DAIZY, I'm moving to GA.

https://www.fox13news.com/news/bank-...ithout-consent

"Bank of America to pay $100M to customers over fees, opening accounts without consent"

First Wells Fargo, now BOA. Which bank is next?

https://www.cnn.com/2023/07/11/us/po...day/index.html

"Powerball prize jumps to an estimated $725 million after no jackpot winners Monday"

I'm gonna win this sumb!tch

:hello:

Ain't my problem that's the only thing you eat. I'll eat just about anything under the sun that doesn't try to eat me first. If it does try to eat me. I'll shoot it, then eat t.

Nah......the tail end of the muscle car era, late 70's, early 80's. You could still get away with chit.

I was in a band called “The Short Bus Riders”!

Such an Angry Young Man! I still love ya, Bruh! :tiphat:

My brother had a '70 Super Bee with a 440 6 pack auto. I took my driver's test in that car. :driving:

He also had a '66 Cuda with a 273 Hyper Pack, then a '68 Road Runner with a 426 Hemi 4 speed.

Those 3 cars would have made him a millionaire today.

Its Thursday, the weekend starts for me...
enjoy the day
really the late 60s/early 70s were the best...
:)

A buddy of mine had a 69 or 70 GTX. Was a 440 and it was an auto but was fitted with a Hurst shift kit. Don't remember what it was called, but it was basically a manual auto.

I do remember that it was a two man job to get it started. One to turn the key, the other to turn the distributer till it fired up. :icon17:

:icon14::wtf2:

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Ahhhh. Hurst. I wanted a Hurst for my Z. Lol.

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have a good day danegrey, make it a good one.:hello::hello:

Greetings Mrs. Cherries :hello::hello:

Secret Service closes White House cocaine investigation, says it is 'not able' to identify suspect.

The Secret Service says it does not have enough evidence to 'single out a person of interest'

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/sec...inding-suspect

LOL!!!! The Best of the Best, Folks!

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Theyre full of it.

Buddy of mine growing up together had a green '70 440 GTX.

Every 4 speed car I ever had. Had a Hurst Super Shifter in it. No rubber bushings in the linkage. Just solid steel bushings.

My weekend starts at 4:30. :tup: