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Morris Sheppard commented on the blog post Late Late Night FDL: Ain’t Nobody
Well, I’ve a hard day ahead tomorrow doing something or other, so I guess I’ll say night all.
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Morris Sheppard commented on the blog post Late Late Night FDL: Ain’t Nobody
sort of. The ones we saw we less distinct, not as bright, and moving very fast.
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Morris Sheppard commented on the blog post Late Late Night FDL: Ain’t Nobody
Sort of. Except there were many at once, (maybe 4 to 7) moving quickly in different patterns.
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Morris Sheppard commented on the blog post Late Late Night FDL: Ain’t Nobody
Anyway, I used to say that my contempt for Joe Lieberman is infinite and eternal and that hasn’t changed, but now I say my contempt for John McCain is infinite and eternal. What’s with these cranky old men?
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Morris Sheppard commented on the blog post Late Late Night FDL: Ain’t Nobody
No, and no mechanical thing could have duplicated the speed and jagged movements.
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Morris Sheppard commented on the blog post Late Late Night FDL: Ain’t Nobody
I doubt it. They looked to be about 1,000 to 2,000 feet in the air. Maybe more.
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Morris Sheppard commented on the blog post Late Late Night FDL: Ain’t Nobody
Nope, My bro thought the same thing, since there is heavy sunspot activity, but I’ve seen the Northern Lights when I lived in Alaska, and this was NOTHING like them. They were repeating patterns of concentrated spots of light with no color about the size of a pea held at arm’s length with fizzy edges.
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Morris Sheppard commented on the blog post Late Late Night FDL: Ain’t Nobody
I dunno. These were right over the seventh fairway. 550 yards par 5.
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Morris Sheppard commented on the blog post Late Late Night FDL: Ain’t Nobody
My day was fine. Spent a part of it hanging upside down another part getting a massage and the rest looking over proofs for a new brochure. What’s not to like?
Wife and I saw some very strange lights last night that just bounced around the sky in odd repeating patterns for half an hour. Absolutely could not explain what they were. Called brother, who has a Ph.D. in physics, he was at a loss as well. And, no, I hadn’t had any mushrooms.
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Morris Sheppard commented on the blog post Late Late Night FDL: Ain’t Nobody
Hell. Oh Awl.
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Morris Sheppard commented on the blog post Late Late Night FDL: The Scooby Horror Thriller Show
I’ll show my age and sign off. Good night all.
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Morris Sheppard commented on the blog post Late Late Night FDL: The Scooby Horror Thriller Show
We need photographic evidence. Otherwise it’s just stories.
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Morris Sheppard commented on the blog post Late Late Night FDL: The Scooby Horror Thriller Show
That’s just your basic Texas blues. Goes great with Southern Comfort.
Are we showing our age?
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Morris Sheppard commented on the blog post Late Late Night FDL: The Scooby Horror Thriller Show
Sciatica really sucks, no?
Janis was unique. I once went through a whole fifth of Southern Comfort with her. I think I did, at least. Was pretty loaded to be sure.
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Morris Sheppard commented on the blog post Late Late Night FDL: The Scooby Horror Thriller Show
Doing OK, except for the sciatica. How are you?
Watched a very disappointing Lakers opener at some friends’ house in PGA West. This old gut was there – maybe late 70′s early eighties — turns out he was an original member and the only surviving still performing member of the Four Lads. That takes you back to the 50′s. I ahd to google it to find out what songs they recorded. Turns out I actually remember them. How aboutthat
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Morris Sheppard commented on the blog post Late Late Night FDL: The Scooby Horror Thriller Show
Hi all.
Janis. Suzanne, how could you do that to me??
Look how young she looked it’s as if I just saw her last week.
And David Getz at the drums. Looks like he did in High school. You know I still have a couple of David’s serigraphs which I traded some furniture for years ago. -
Morris Sheppard commented on the blog post Late Late Night FDL: Richard Pryor
Sweet!
How true.
Gotta turn in now, Night all.
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Morris Sheppard commented on the blog post Late Late Night FDL: Richard Pryor
Appy/shetland? That must be quite a sight. 14 hands? A cutie no doubt.
Diane’s first horse, Buttercup, was a 16 hand warmblood she trained herself at the age of 11. Still have the pictures of this little girl jumping this big horse. The expression on her face was a mixture of pure glee and absolute fright.
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Morris Sheppard commented on the blog post Late Late Night FDL: Richard Pryor
Thanks, that was sweet…
I’m off to bed myself. G’night all.
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Morris Sheppard commented on the blog post Late Late Night FDL: Richard Pryor
Polo players are a lot like good sailors. They’re down to earth, self reliant, highly competent, kind of gutsy, don’t suffer fools easily and are open and friendly on the whole. They’re also, just like sailors, not just a bunch of rich guys. Yeah, keeping 12 or 20 horses ain’t cheap, but a lot scrape by, so to speak.
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