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The '86 Hardbody with the Z engine (4cyl) was a great truck and kind of changed the small truck market. It was heavier and more substantial than the Yotas, Couriers, and Mazdas of the era, and more powerful too. Gas mileage kind of sucked compared to the others, but it was a nicer vehicle, and dependable too.

Nissan had a nice 6 cyl that it put in the Maxima and a few other vehicles.
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Staying on the Shug bandwagon. One of the more unknown stats for Shug is that he was the head basketball coach at Auburn and a for a short stint at Georgia! Imagine having Kiffin or Oats coaching a different sport at the same school once the season ended. He never held simultaneous head coaching positions, but he was assistant and head in the same years.


In the biography of Shug, it was noted that one of Shug's good friend's told him that he was a better basketball coach than a football coach, but he was glad he chose football. The friend's name was Adolph Rupp.

Shug was a star basketball player in his day, and also lettered in football and baseball.
As a unit, the most talented was the 04 team with Jason Campbell, Cadillac, Ronnie Brown and a bunch more future NFL players.

Individually:

QB - Cam
RB - Bo
RB - Brent Fullwood
WR - Ronnie Daniels
WR - Terry Beasley
Shug
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Pat Dye
Bruce Pearl
Sonny Smith
Tommy Tuberville
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Either Maverick or Comet.


I think it is a Mercury Comet based on the front grill.
Been on a couple of short stretches in Texas and New Mexico. Drove through Tucumcari on it. Tucumcari is filled with motels and diners from the 40s and 50s. Some are doing ok, many are shut down or looking like they will soon.
It's all over now. We ordered a Christmas present. Tracked it all the way to our local post office, where it disappeared. Someone there decided to make it their present.
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sticks n stones may break my bones but...


I'm part of the sticks and stones generation too. It's odd to me how some people choose to be so vulnerable to words.
My dad got his PhD from LSU, and we lived there while he was in school.
I've tried it and thought it was good. I liked the spice level. Although I liked it, I haven't bought it again, mainly because I like making the sauce from scratch when I have time.

re: He is Risen

Posted by SpotCheckBilly on 4/5/26 at 9:29 am to
He has risen. Happy Easter to all!

re: GMT: Why no GMT?

Posted by SpotCheckBilly on 4/4/26 at 8:28 am to
Morning from windy New Mexico.

re: Jelly/Jam Tier List

Posted by SpotCheckBilly on 4/1/26 at 11:54 am to
Tier 1
Fig
Guava
Red Pepper

Tier 2
Strawberry
Blackberry
Blueberry

Tier 3
Raspberry
Elderberry
Peach

Tier 4
Grape
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I once barbecued a pork loin using a recipe I got from the Weber Grill Cook Book. It called for making a sandwich with mayonnaise on the finished product. Mayonnaise on pork sounded disgusting to me but since the recipe was from Weber I tried it. The sandwich was delicious.


I once did a butt on my Primo. Another couple were coming up for a visit. He brought some tomatoes from his garden. He asked for mayo and made a sandwich of sliced pork, mayo, and tomato on white bread with a good bit of pepper. At first I was slightly offended that he was turning my pulled pork BBQ into a ham sandwich, but then I tried it. It was wonderful. Mayo and black pepper are key ingredients in any white BBQ sauce.
Whataburger makes a good biscuit, as do Jack's, Hardee's, and Bojangles. Buc-ees has a decent one too, but it is kind of crumbly.


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I get sunshine for free now


Don't let the Democrats hear you say that.
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My Grandmother never dated anyone else after my Grandfather died in ‘97. And she says she doesn’t regret that but she also will be the first to tell you how lonely it is to be without someone for that long. My Mom passed 6 years ago and one of the things I told my Dad is if he wanted to see someone he’d have my blessing. He’s a grown arse man and cognizant enough to make that decision for himself.


I know my friend's family pretty well, and a couple of them asked me if he was going to marry this old girlfriend, I told them no, they were just lonely and hurting and while they did care for each other, he would never marry again unless he found one just like the one he lost--and they only made one of her.
A friend of mine lost his wife. I knew both of them very well, and they were very much in love, as much in love after 30 years as any couple I know.

I told him life was for the living.

He took up with an old girlfriend fresh out of a divorce fairly quickly. She was company, someone he could help take care of, and I think that was good for him, but even though she wanted to, there was no way he was marrying her.

There was only one love for him, and that love was gone.
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I can’t imagine how bad the Popeyes are in Atlanta


I can.
Congratulations!

That little girl now owns you, and always will. Spend as much time with her as you can, and love her momma.

Forget sleep.
Coconut cake or pie
Watermelon
Cantaloupe
Tomato soup
Red-eye gravy