Latigo Morgan / is on Nostr

"The truly dangerous man dresses inconspicuously and is soft- spoken. He walks away from most confrontations. The only time you learn that the truly dangerous man is mad at you is a split second before you die, for he never fights. He only kills. The truly dangerous man knows that fighting is what children do and killing is what men do." - Charley Reese 1986

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2024-06-29 15:01:45

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Wife gets mad at me in the store when I'm looking at yogurt and I call FAGE, "faggy" loud enough for everyone to hear. Not a bash on the brand, I just pronounce it FAG-E.

2024-06-29 14:45:04

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I usually find it in the yogurt section at the local grocery or at Sprouts.

2024-06-29 14:21:48

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My favorite yogurt, when I can find it, I call it, "Skyrim". I don't think that's the actual name, but it looks like it on the label.

2024-06-29 13:42:20

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Try buttermilk next time. The enzymes will tenderize the meat even more and draw in more flavor. If you can avoid low or non-fat buttermilk, then do so. Unfortunately, it seems for those of us who live West of the Pecos, real buttermilk is no longer available anywhere.

2024-06-27 12:09:11

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I remember those at the fairgrounds. They probably still have them there, but I haven't been in many years.
I guess nobody ever thought to copy the Germans with their piss walls with water running down them. When I first encountered one of those, I thought it was brilliant. The trough was below floor level and the water running down the wall kept the piss from splattering back on you. Plus, it was kid friendly - you wouldn't have been eye level with the trough. I've only seen one of those in the US. It is in a local bar and they fill the trough with ice which keeps the smell down and give dudes so inclined something to aim at. There's a window at neck height so you can look outside at the parking lot to see if anyone is messing with your ride, or see who is coming into the bar.

2024-06-21 11:24:07

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My garden is doing great, considering I couldn't plant it until the end of May. So far, I've battled voles and flea beetles. I smoke bombed the voles and dusted the beetles. I'm all kinds of organic until it's time to kill those little bastards, then organic gardening goes out the window. My onion patch is coming up, but I have to net it off before the birds I call, "Asshole birds" come along and pull them up and leave them laying on the ground. They only do that with onions and garlic.
We harvested our cherry tree this past week. Wife made the best cherry pie I've ever eaten and we put up 26 cups of pitted cherries in the freezer. I even have peaches on my peach tree for the first time and plums on the plum tree I planted 20 years ago for the first time. My apple trees are laden, but a hail storm the other day thinned them out. I'm hoping we don't get any more hail storms like that, or it will wipe out everything. I'm at almost 7,000 ft. My growing season is just slightly longer than yours by maybe a day or two.

2024-06-20 18:08:15

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Small town near me has a couple big truck stops. Some pajeet opened a pajeet slop house across the street from one of them. Yesterday, I had to go to the hardware store and drive past it. Damned pajeet truck drivers were just pajeetbopping across the street without worrying about the 4x4 with the big bumper bearing down on them. I didn't slow down for them, either.
I've said it before, and I'll say it again. When the big purge comes, I'll make it my personal mission to yeet the pajeet truckers.

2024-06-19 15:31:57

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"Just auburn" I'll never understand women wanting to change from a beautiful natural hair color to something common or just weird (i.e. neon colors).
Not nearly as bad as tattoos all over beautiful skin like graffiti, though.

2024-06-12 16:44:04

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I weep for Colorado. At one time, it was a helluva place to live.