Redclayhound's Monday Morning Ramblings..........Enjoy............

[redclayhound]

Good morning to all you good hearted, yet deplorable Dawgs…..Monday….June 15th……..Today is Lobster Day….High Cotton eatin’…….Gonna be honest here: other than lookin’ at a photo of some steamed lobsters with some melted butter for dippin’, I won’t see too much more of any lobster today…….Good eatin’, but a food much better eatin’ out than at home……….Take care folks……

SOME “STUFF YOU SHOULD BE ASHAMED YOU DON”T KNOW” AND SOME “STUFF YOU SHOULD BE ASHAMED YOU DO KNOW”……

(by year/comments)

1219 Dannebrog is the flag of Denmark and the oldest national flag in the world.

1667 1st fully documented human blood transfusion is performed by French physician, Dr. Jean-Baptiste Denys, when a small amount of sheep blood is transfused into a 15-year old boy, who survives the procedure

1762 Austria uses 1st paper currency

1775 George Washington, who would one day become the first American president, accepts an assignment to lead the Continental Army.

1785 2 French balloonists die in world's 1st fatal aviation accident

1804 Twelfth Amendment to the US Constitution, establishing the procedure for electing the President and Vice President, ratified in Congress

1836 Arkansas becomes 25th state of the Union

1842 John C. Frémont sets off from Kansas River on his first expedition of the Oregon Trail with frontierman Kit Carson as his guide

1844 Charles Goodyear patents the vulcanization of rubber

1846 U.S.-Canadian border established

1851 Jacob Fussell, Baltimore dairyman, sets up 1st ice-cream factory

1859 Pig War: Ambiguity in the Oregon Treaty leads to the "Northwestern Boundary Dispute" between U.S. and British/Canadian settlers

1860 1st White settlement in Idaho (Franklin)

1864 Skirmish at Gilgal Church, Georgia

1864 Robert E. Lee's home area (Arlington, Virginia) becomes a military cemetery

1867 Atlantic Cable Quartz Lode gold mine located in Montana

1869 World's 1st plastic Celluloid is patented by John Wesley Hyatt, Albany, NY

1869 Mike McCoole (US) defeats Tom Allen (England) in bare-knuckle bout

1871 Phoebe Cousins is 1st woman graduate of a US collegiate law school

1876 Sara Spencer (R) is 1st woman to address a US presidential convention

1876 Tsunamis after earthquake floods NE coast of Japan, kills 28,000

1887 Carlisle D Graham survives 2nd ride in Niagara waterfall in barrel

1887 NY Giants beat Philadelphia Phillies 29-1

1896 Tsunami strikes Shinto festival on beach at Sanriku, Japan; 27,000 are killed, 9,000 injured and 13,000 houses destroyed

1898 US House of Representatives passes resolution to annex Hawaii

1898 US marines attack Spanish off Guantánamo, Cuba

1902 Minor League's most lopsided baseball game: Corsicana 51; Texarkana 3 Justin Clark of Corsicana, Texas minors hits 8 home runs in 1 game

1904 More than 1,000 people taking a pleasure trip on New York City’s East River are drowned or burned to death when a fire sweeps through the riverboat-style steamer General Slocum. This was one of the United States’ worst maritime disasters.

1907 Researcher George Soper publishes the results of his investigation into recent typhoid outbreaks in the New York area and announces that Mary Mallon [Typhoid Mary] is the likely source of the outbreak

1911 Tabulating Computing Recording Corporation (IBM) is incorporated.

1915 US government mints 1st $50 gold pieces, for Panama Pacific Expo

1916 Boys Scouts of America forms

1916 Boeing Model 1 [B & W Seaplane], the 1st Boeing product, flies for the 1st time

1917 Some two months after America’s formal entrance into World War I against Germany, the United States Congress passes the Espionage Act

1919 1st nonstop Atlantic flight (Alcock & Brown) lands in Ireland

1920 African American circus workers, Elias Clayton, Elmer Jackson and Isaac McGhie are taken from jail and lynched by a white mob of thousands in Duluth, Minnesota

1921 Bessie Coleman reaches France as US 1st black pilot

1923 British Open Men's Golf, Troon GC: Englishman Arthur Havers holes a bunker shot on 72nd hole to win his only major title, 1 stroke ahead of defending champion Walter Hagen

1924 1st transmission of radio Bloemendaal

1924 Ford Motor Company manufactures its 10 millionth automobile

1924 J. Edgar Hoover assumes leadership of the FBI

1928 Ty Cobb, 41, steals home for 50th & final time

1929 1st time NY curb stock exchange transacts more business than NY Exch

1929 Nigel Pickering (rhythm guitarist for Spanky and Our Gang) is born in Pontiac, Michigan.



1934 Ruby Nash Curtis [Garnett], US R&B singer (Ruby and the Romantics), was born in Akron, Ohio



1934 Great Smokey Mountains National Park dedicated

1937 Waylon Jennings is born in Littlefield, Texas.



1938 1st night game at Brooklyn Ebbets Field (Reds 6, Dodgers 0) as Cincinnati Red Johnny Vander Meer hurls unprecedented 2nd consecutive no-hitter

1940 World War II: France surrenders to NAZI Germany, German troops occupy Paris

1941 Nilsson is born Harry Edward Nilsson III in Bushwick, Brooklyn, New York.

1947 US Open Men's Golf, St. Louis CC: Lew Worsham defeats Sam Snead by 1 stroke in an 18-hole playoff for his only major title

1949 Russell Hitchcock of Air Supply is born in Melbourne, Australia.



1950 Soul singer James Smith (of The Stylistics) is born in New York City



1951 Steve Walsh (singer, keyboardist for Kansas, Streets) is born in St Joseph, Missouri.



1951 Joe Louis scored his last knock out victory

1953 NY Yankees first baseman Johnny Mize is 93rd MLB player to get 2,000 hits

1953 NYC Transit Authority forms

1954 Great Britain's 2 biggest steel factories nationalized

1954 Country singer Terri Gibbs is born in Miami, Florida, but raised in Grovetown, Georgia. Known for the hit 1980 single "Somebody's Knockin'



1955 The Eisenhower administration stages the first annual "Operation Alert" (OPAL) exercise, an attempt to assess the USA's preparations for a nuclear attack

1955 The International Olympic Committee votes to award Rome the rights to host the 1960 Summer Olympic Games

1957 42.01 cm (16.54") of rainfall, East St Louis, Ill (state record)

1957 US Open Men's Golf, Inverness Club: Dick Mayer defeats defending champion Cary Middlecoff by 7 strokes in an 18-hole playoff to win his only major title

1957 Yanks trade Billy Martin & Ralph Terry for Ryne Duran

1960 Angel Cordero wins his 1st of over 7000 horse races

1960 "The Apartment" directed by Billy Wilder and starring Jack Lemmon and Shirley MacLaine premieres in New York (Academy Awards Best Picture 1961)

1961 Expansion Washington Senators are 30-30, latest date an expansion team will be at .500, Washington will lose their next 10 games

1963 "Sound of Music" closes at Lunt Fontanne Theater NYC after 1443 performances

1963 "Sukiyaki" sung by Japanese singer Kyu Sakamoto, hits #1

1965 Bob Dylan records single "Like a Rolling Stone" (#1 in Rolling Stone magazine's "500 Greatest Songs of All Time")

1965 Denny McLain in relief strikesout 1st 7 batters faced & record 14 in 6 2/3 innings, Bill Freehan ties catcher record of 19 putouts

1967 Governor Reagan signs liberalized California abortion bill

1967 "The Dirty Dozen", based on E. M. Nathanson's novel, directed by Robert Aldrich and starring Lee Marvin, Ernest Borgnine and Charles Bronson is released in the US

1968 John Lennon and Yoko Ono plant an acorn at Coventry Cathedral

1969 "Hee Haw" with Roy Clark & Buck Owens premieres on CBS TV

1969 US Open Golf, Champions GC: Orville Moody wins only major title by 1 stroke from Al Geiberger, Bob Rosberg & Dean Beman

1970 LPGA Championship Women's Golf, Pleasant Valley CC: Shirley Englehorn wins her only major title; beats 1967 champion Kathy Whitworth by 4 strokes in an 18-hole playoff

1972 Rock fall inside Vierzy Tunnel (France) causes 2 train crash; 107 die

1974 "Streak" by Ray Stevens hits #1 on UK pop chart

1974 French Open Women's Tennis: American teenager Chris Evert beats Olga Morozova of Russia 6-1, 6-2 for first of a record 7 French singles titles

1974 "All the President's Men" by Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward detailing their Watergate investigation is published by Simon and Schuster in the US

1974 "Back Home Again" 8th studio album by John Denver is released (Billboard Album of the Year 1975)



1975 French Open Men's Tennis: Sweden's Björn Borg retains title; beats Guillermo Vilas of Argentina 6-2, 6-3, 6-4

1976 Rain out! Astrodome cancels game heavy rains make it difficult for visiting team and umpires to get through flooded streets to the stadium

1977 NY Mets trade Tom Seaver to Reds for Pat Zachry

1977 Spain's 1st free elections since 1936 (41 years)

1977 Former 5th Dimension singers Marilyn McCoo and Billy Davis, Jr. host a summer TV variety series on CBS. They are the first African American married couple to host a network television series.

1980 US Open Men's Golf, Baltusrol GC: Jack Nicklaus sets new tournament scoring record 272 (-8) to win his 4th Open title, 2 strokes ahead of Isao Aoki of Japan

1982 Supreme Court rules all children, regardless of citizenship, are entitled to a public education

1983 Supreme Court struck down state and local restrictions on abortion

1984 American boxer Thomas Hearns retains WBC light middleweight title with 2 round KO of Roberto Durán of Panama at Caesar's Palace, Las Vegas; marks first time in his illustrious career Durán knocked out

1985 "Pryor's Place" children's show last airs on CBS-TV

1985 Pinklon Thomas KOs Mike Weaver in 8 for heavyweight boxing title

1985 Russian space probe Vega 2 lands on Venus

1985 Rembrandt's painting Danaë is attacked by man later judged insane; he throws sulfuric acid on the canvas and cuts it twice with his knife

1986 US Open Men's Golf, Shinnecock Hills GC: Raymond Floyd wins his 4th and final major, 2 strokes ahead of Georgia Bulldog Chip Beck and Lanny Wadkins

1986 Pravda announces high-level Chernobyl staff fired for stupidity

1987 Michael Spinks TKOs Gerry Cooney in 5 for heavyweight boxing title

1988 "If You Wanna Be Happy" singer Jimmy Soul dies of a heart attack at age 45 after years of drug use takes its toll.



1990 "Dick Tracy" with Warren Beatty & Madonna premieres

1991 Climactic eruption of the Mount Pinatubo volcano in the Philippines, the second-largest volcanic eruption on Earth of the 20th century

1992 1st Berlin Air Show in 60 years

1992 Jeff Reardon breaks Rollie Fingers' save record with #342

1992 Dan Quayle, relying on faulty card, erroneously instructs Trenton NJ, elementary student to spell "potato," "potatoe" during spelling bee

1994 New York Giants cut Super Bowl XXI MVP quarterback Phil Simms after 15 years service with the NFL club

1994 The Disney film The Lion King hits theaters.



1996 IRA bomb in Manchester wrecks city centre at 11.17am, injuring 200

1997 US Open Men's Golf, Congressional CC: Ernie Els wins his second Open title, the second of his 4 major championships, 1 stroke ahead of runner-up Colin Montgomerie

1997 Johnny Cash and Willie Nelson appear on VH1's Storytellers.



1998 32nd Music City News Country Awards: Neal McCoy, Lorrie Morgan & Billy Ray Cyrus are the big winners

2001 55th NBA Championship: Los Angeles Lakers beat Philadelphia 76ers, 4 games to 1

2002 Near earth asteroid 2002 MN missed the Earth by 75,000 miles (120,000 km), about one-third of the distance between the Earth and the Moon

2003 57th NBA Championship: San Antonio Spurs beat New Jersey Nets, 4 games to 2

2003 US Open Men's Golf, Olympia Fields CC: American Jim Furyk wins his only major title by 3 from Stephen Leaney of Australia

2003 58th NBA Championship: Detroit Pistons beat Los Angeles Lakers, 4 games to 1

2005 "Batman Begins", directed by Christopher Nolan, starring Christian Bale, Michael Caine and Katie Holmes goes on wide release

2005 On this day in 2005, more than two weeks after American teen Natalee Holloway vanished while on a high school graduation trip to the Caribbean island of Aruba, police there search the home of 17-year-old Joran Van der Sloot, one of the last known people to see the young woman

2006 On the remote island of Spitsbergen halfway between mainland Norway and the North Pole, the prime ministers of Norway, Sweden, Finland, Denmark and Iceland lay the ceremonial first stone of the Global Seed Vault. The vault, which now has the capacity to hold 2.25 billion seeds, is intended to “provide insurance against both incremental and catastrophic loss of crop diversity.”

2008 62nd Tony Awards: In the Heights & August: Osage County win

2008 Lionel Richie is given a TV Land Icon Award by the cable network.

2011 Stanley Cup Final, Rogers Arena, Vancouver, BC: Boston Bruins defeat Vancouver Canucks, 4-0 for 4-3 series win; Bruins end 39-year Stanley Cup drought

2012 President Barack Obama states that the U.S. will stop deporting some illegal immigrants

2012 Apple I computer sells for a record $374,500

2013 Former President George W. Bush's airplane, a Gulfstream IV, on its way to Dallas' Love Field , was diverted safely to Louisville International AIrport when the pilot smelled smoke

2014 68th NBA Championship: San Antonio Spurs beat Miami Heat, 4 games to 1

2014 US Open Men's Golf, Pinehurst Resort: Martin Kaymer of Germany leads wire-to-wire to win his second major title, 8 strokes ahead of runners-up Georgia Bulldog Erik Compton and Rickie Fowler

2014 American Top 40 host (and voice of Shaggy on Scooby Doo) Casey Kasem dies at age 82.

2015 Jeb Bush, Governor of Florida, announces he will run for the US Presidency in Miami

2015 800 year anniversary of "the birthplace of modern democracy", the signing of the Magna Carta by King John at Runymede, England

2015 Stanley Cup Final, United Center, Chicago, IL: Chicago Blackhawks defeat Tampa Bay Lightning, 2-0 for a 4-2 series victory; Blackhawks' 6th Championship

2016 CVS Health will pay $1.6 billion to take over the pharmacy and clinic business of Target; CVS will continue existing operations within the Target stores

2016 Jimmy Page takes the stand in a trial where he is accused of stealing part of the song "Taurus" for the intro to "Stairway To Heaven."



2017 New record set for price of a parking lot in Hong Kong - $664,000

2018 Physicist Stephen Hawking's ashes are interred in Westminster Abbey, London, between the remains of Isaac Newton and Charles Darwin

2018 Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes charged with fraud over company's blood tests

2019 Baseball jersey belonging to Babe Ruth becomes most expensive sports memorabilia when it sells for $5.64 million at an auction in New York


******(to be continued…….see follow-up response page)******

 

[redclayhound]

UGA SPORTS SPOTLIGHT:

I’m gonna mention a Dawg great in the UGA sports spotlight section this morning, just to make sure at least something Dawg is mentioned today in this “DAWGChat” forum…Today the Georgia Bulldog in the spotlight is former Dawg Tennis Great Al Parker…….

Al Parker, from Claxton, Ga., is commonly recognized as the most accomplished junior tennis player in history…….

Parker is the current holder of three U.S. junior tennis records:

1. Winner of 25 national junior titles,

2. The only player to be ranked No. 1 nationally in all four junior tennis age divisions (Boys’ 12s in 1981, Boys’ 14s in 1982, Boys’ 16s in 1985 and Boys’ 18s in 1986),

3. In the 1980-81 season, Parker won the Boys’ 12s singles and doubles titles at all four national tournaments – was termed the "double Grand Slam" – becoming the only player ever to win all available national championships in one year.
At the height of his career he competed against Andre Agassi, Pete Sampras and Jim Courier.

During his junior career, Parker competed in 66 national singles and doubles tournaments – and he either won or finished as runner-up 38 times, in other words he made the finals in 58 percent of those tournaments…….In international junior competition, Parker won three Orange Bowl World Junior singles and doubles championships and finished runner-up in two……

Parker was selected by Tennis Magazine as Junior Player of the Year in both 1981 and 1986 and was selected by the United States Olympic Committee as Sportsman of the Year in the Sport of Tennis in 1986…….Parker also received numerous sportsmanship awards throughout his junior tennis career, including at the 1984 Orange Bowl World Junior Championships in Miami, Fla. and at the 1985 USTA Boy’s 16 National Championship in Kalamazoo, Mich…….

Parker was a four-year No. 1 singles player at the University of Georgia and achieved four-time All-American and four-time All-SEC recognition……He captured two national collegiate individual singles championships – winning the Volvo All-America National Collegiate Singles Championships in both 1989 and 1990, and became the only player in history to successfully defend this title…….Parker won 10 collegiate singles and doubles championships – winning every time he reached a final during his college career…..

He also maintained a 4.0 grade point average at UGA and in his senior year was named the NCAA Academic All American of All Collegiate Sports……In his senior year he was named Boyd McWhorter SEC Scholar Athlete of the Year, selected by Tennis Magazine as College Player of the Year and the Volvo Tennis and Intercollegiate Tennis Coaches Association as Senior Player of the Year, received the Dan Magill Award, which recognizes the NCAA’s outstanding senior player and the University of Georgia President’s Award as Outstanding Senior Student……..

After turning professional in 1991, Parker won four satellite circuit titles (three in the United States and one in Australia) but retired after only two years because of a back injury……..

Since retiring from tennis, Parker was inducted into the University of Georgia Circle of Honor in 2001, the Georgia Tennis Hall of Fame in 2003, the Collegiate Tennis Hall of Fame in 2007, and the Southern Tennis Hall of Fame in 2010…….

Al Parker, a DGD……..



SOME FOLKS WHO DIED ON THIS DATE:

1768 James Short, Scottish mathematician and manufacturer of telescopes, dies at 57

1849 James Knox Polk, 11th US President (1845-1849), dies in Nashville Tenn at 53

1907 William Le Baron Jenney, American architect (father of skyscraper), dies at 74

1968 John "Wes" Montgomery, American musician and composer, considered one of the world's greatest jazz guitarists, dies of a heart attack at 45

1985 Robert Stethem, U.S. Navy Seabee diver murdered by terrorists on TWA Flight 847

1991 Happy Chandler, American politician and Commissioner of Baseball

1993 John Connally Jr, American politician, 39th Governor of Texas, and federal treasurer who was critically wounded during the assassination of Kennedy, dies of pulmonary fibrosis at 76

1993 James Hunt, English auto racer (Formula 1 World Drivers Champion 1976), dies of a heart attack at 45

1994 David Lawson, executed in NC (wanted execution shown on Donahue)

1996 Ella Fitzgerald, legendary singer, dies at 78

1996 Dick Murdoch, professional wrestler

2014 Casey Kasem, American radio personality (creator of American Top 40) and the voice of Shaggy on Scooby-Doo, dies from Lewy body dementia at 82

2017 James W. McCord Jr., American CIA officer who led the Watergate break-in, dies of pancreatic cancer at 93

2018 Matt (Guitar) Murphy, American Blues guitarist (Blues Brothers band), dies at 88



SOME FOLKS BORN ON THIS DATE:

1870 Maud Barger-Wallach, American tennis player (US Nat C'ship 1908), born at New York, NY

1878 Margaret Abbott, American golfer (1st American woman to win Olympic event, golf 1900), born in Calcutta, India

1902 Erik Erikson, Frankfurt Germany, American developmental psychologist and psychoanalyst who coined the phrase "identity crisis"

1908 Sam Giancana, American mafioso, born in Chicago, Illinois

1917 Alfred "Lash" LaRue, American actor (Lash of the West, Wyatt Earp), born in Gretna, Louisiana, United States

1929 Nigel Pickering, guitarist (Spanky & Our Gang)

1931 Bernice Gera, first woman umpire in US pro baseball, born in Ernest, Pennsylvania

1932 Mario Cuomo, American (Gov-D-NY, 1983-95), born in NYC, New York

1933 Mohammad Ali Rajai, President of Iran (1981) who was assassinated by a bomb while in office, born in Qazvin, Persia

1934 Ruby Nash Curtis [Garnett], US R&B singer (Ruby and the Romantics), born in Akron, Ohio

1937 Waylon Jennings, American country singer and guitarist (Ramblin' Man), born in Littlefield, Texas

1938 Billy Williams, baseball player (Cubs)

1941 Harry Nilsson, American singer-songwriter and rock vocalist (Everybody's Talkin', One, Without You), born in Brooklyn, New York

1943 [Mervyn] Muff Winwood, English songwriter and bassist (Spencer Davis Group, "Gimme Some Lovin"), born in Erdington, Birmingham

1948 Mike Holmgren, American NFL coach and executive (Super Bowl 1996, Green Bay Packers; Seattle Seahawks; Cleveland Browns), born in San Francisco, California

1949 Russell Hitchcock, Australian rock vocalist (Air Supply), born in Melbourne, Victoria

1951 Steve Walsh, American singer (Kansas)

1954 James Belushi, American comedian (Saturday Night Live, Trading Places), born in Chicago, Illinois

1954 Terri Gibbs, blind singer (Somebody's Knockin'), born in Augusta, Georgia

1957 Brett Butler, MLB center fielder

1958 Wade Boggs, Nebraska, Red Sox/Yank 3rd baseman (AL bat champ 1985-88)

1963 Helen Hunt, American actress (Mad About You, As Good as it Gets), born in Los Angeles, California

1964 Courteney Cox, American actress (Monica Geller on Friends), born in Birmingham, Alabama

1969 Ice Cube [O'Shea Jackson], American rapper and actor (Boyz in the Hood, Anaconda), born in Los Angeles, California

1970 Leah Remini, American actress

1972 Justin Leonard, American golfer (British Open 1997; 12 PGA Tour titles), born in Dallas, Texas



TODAY’S @$$HOLE OF THE DAY:

Today we honor another one that’s been on the waiting list…….It’s none other that the unpopular Golfer Patrick Reed………..He’s brash and alienating. He can be a troll. He’s the kind of guy who begins sentences with “I’m from Texas.” Britain’s Telegraph named him the most hated player in golf.

During his collegiate time, there was a code of silence regarding Reed’s time at UGA, then there were the multiple whispers that Reed had cheated during a qualifying round (trying to hit a better-positioned ball that wasn’t his), reported better scores than he’d actually shot and may have stolen from teammates ($400 and a Scotty Cameron putter). Reed denied these claims and said he was ousted for multiple alcohol arrests. According to reports, those alcohol arrests incidents were nothing more than the usual college-kid stupidity…….Georgia assistant coach released a statement saying that aforementioned info about Reed was accurate and that UGA chose not to associate with “Patrick as a person.”

Reed then transferred to his hometown Augusta State, where his problems continued…..Yep, he led Augusta State to winning two national championships. However he didn’t socialize with his teammates and was so disliked that, allegedly, before Augusta State faced off in match play against Georgia with the NCAA championship on the line, Reed’s teammates told star Georgia player Harris English that while they wanted to win the title, they hoped he’d beat Reed……Also ASU teammates twice suspected Reed of declaring lower scores than he’d shot and that the team had a meeting about whether to keep him on the team.

in the second round of the Masters, he dropped a typical f-bomb after a bad shot. Whatever. If you don’t want to hear it, don’t put a mic on him. Reed’s said worse, not just throwing in a bad word but a full sentence using the same word four times in different ways – noun, exclamation, adjective, adverb…….He’s called fans obnoxious. He’s used slurs and sarcastic hand motions during his attacks on the crowds……….

Step up on the podium Patrick Reed, put that dishonorable crown on your dishonorable head of yours……I now anoint you @$$Hole of the Day, an honor long overdue……One other thing Patric Reed, you can KMA……..



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Message to all: I think it only appropriate that you folks join in on the fun of crowning an AOTD…….In fact, I’m inviting each of you to do so…….Just give me the AOTD candidate’s name, and 2,3,4 paragraphs stating your case why he/she is an @$$Hole…….Send it by UGASports mail…….I’m anxiously awaiting your participation……And, it would help me out…..Thx, redclayhound…….

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As always folks, I hope each of you have a Great Bulldawg Day.......GATA.....THWGT......MAGA......Go Dawgs......God Bless........

 

[redclayhound]

Sorry guys for taking so long posting.......Somebody is screwing with my Ramblings template, in particularly the AOTD section.....I had to adjust and redo portions of my Ramblings this AM.....This is second time in a row I've had to do this...........Enjoy as I believe the AOTD section is short lived.......I'm not a happy camper this morning..........

 

[JudgeLarryDawg]

Bravo. Well done, rch. Thank you.

Democrat officials, on the 805th anniversary, have been negating the Magna Carta.

Hope someone makes a good movie out of the Elizabeth Holmes story.

 

[EufaulaDawg]

Great ramblings this AM. Many thanks.
I think we should give the AOTD to the person screwing with your template. We all say they can KMA too.
Hope your day geys better.

 

[ibdawg78]

Thanks RCH. Great job as ever. Love the new graphic for AOTD.

 

[Vandydog]

Good reads RCH! Mention Claxton, and I automatically think of Fruitcake. Yes, Patrick Reed qualifies for the Ahole of the day but I wouldn't mind having some of those Golf talents..

 

[deadduckdawg]

Sorry guys for taking so long posting.......Somebody is screwing with my Ramblings template, in particularly the AOTD section.....I had to adjust and redo portions of my Ramblings this AM.....This is second time in a row I've had to do this...........Enjoy as I believe the AOTD section is short lived.......I'm not a happy camper this morning..........

Stellar Ramblings this morning, rch. I enjoyed it. A comment and a question:
Reed is a blight on the good name of UGA and I hope nobody remembers he went there and if they do, I hope they remember we booted him.

And, how long you reckon that crap collector has to stand there looking up an elephant's ass if the elephant is constipated?

 

[redclayhound]

And, how long you reckon that crap collector has to stand there looking up an elephant's ass if the elephant is constipated?

For Constipation (one item)

For Diarrhea (6 items)

 

[JudgeLarryDawg]

For Constipation (one item)

For Diarrhea (6 items)

Well played. Fun is breaking out on the Chat.

 

[deadduckdawg]

Well played. Fun is breaking out on the Chat.

Agree, but then seriousness breaks out and the mood goes back to grim. It’s a shame.