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If you want a pillow that feels like it's full of racquetballs that have been chewed into random shapes by the dog, then you'll love it.
I have a couple of his pillows and really like them.
Screen grab from a vid yesterday. Humpback whale wanted to know how the fishing was. Notice the long white front fin on the near side. Swimming left to right.
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Not sure, but I think some countries still use spread arms, as a jump position. Stupid, but blind adherence to doctrine, is common.
Teach the ROKs to do something and it will take two generations to change them.
Anyone who's ever been attacked by his in-laws knows what that's like.
It is hard to find for sure.
Almost every time, it’ll eventually come to this
I was on a cruise ship in 30 foot seas, no fun at all.
We bought a pair of his pillows. Wife and I hated them and returned them. Several months later I actually ran into the guy hawking his pillows in Costco. I stopped by and shared that I had tried one and it resulted with me waking up with a crick in my neck and a headache. He reached in a box and handed me a pillow and told me that was the one I needed. I told him it was the one that didn't work for me. He was nice as someone selling a product should be and said he was sorry it didn't work out for me.
I then bought a tempur-pedic pillow as as replacement and it was the most comfortable and durable pillow I have ever slept on. It's price was consideably more but worth it to me. No more neck problem or headache with it.
I’m a fan of buckwheat hull pillows. Once you get it filled the right amount there’s none better.
Long day today in Monsoon conditions. Rode almost 125 miles out of my way to get out of torrential rain.
Antigonish. Wicked good hotel and restaurant!!!
Coastal Inn and Mama’s ribs!
Sirhr
One of the best memoirs of the Pacific War. The Pacific was, in part, based on this book.
Sirhr
This guy literally had duct tape holding his bumper on 
As a kid I had a paper route delivering the Bergen Evening Record and Leckie was a reporter with the paper at one time. Read his book as well as the E.B. Sledges and the rest of the folks who served with him. R.V. Burgins' "Islands of the Damned" is one of my favorites.
It’s fine to do that with the cheap shit but don’t you dare let me catch you doing that to one of my Snapon ratchets.
I prefer to use a hammer to hammer things. I don't even buy cheap hammers...any more.
If its not at dollar store
I don’t need it
William Manchester’s “goodbye darkness”
is remarkable as well.
He visits the island battlefields in the ‘70’s.
He was not at all of them, but some. The book is one of the first real returns to the island 30’years later. Enough is still “fresh” that it is a hell of an emotional experience.
Sirhr
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