Posts by coastalpilot6

Christian Ramirez6 said:It’s really not about what’s being sung, it’s about who’s doing the singing. When those words come from someone who's out there at an 11 AM junior league game on a Monday morning, you can just take a deep breath of fresh air and feel lucky. It’s a reminder that being different is actually a pretty great way to be.

The focus here isn't on the timing of some kids' game, but rather the specific dialect used in the song and its heavy, old-school folk melody...
To be perfectly honest, I am quite content that you all remain so uniquely different 😁

Carl Hernandez3 said:A beautiful track by The Idols
I am quite content--truly--with this one.

What on earth do you mean by "while the earth orbits the sun; Dinamo hooligans..."? 😁

feralstag7 said:Exactly. This country needs a new Hemingway to write something along the lines of *The Sun Also Rises*—something that captures the hypocrisy and small-mindedness of everyone involved.

I disagree, because *On the Edge of Reason* feels more relevant to our current state than ever before...😁

wanderingcrane82 said:Rotavirus—nothing says "family fun" like this crap.😁😁
And you know how it goes, it’s always accompanied by a toothache that kicks in right when you're trying to sleep...

My wife and the little one had the flu earlier this year, so yeah, don't even get me started on how much this sucks.😂

There is actually a vaccine for rotavirus out there, so please, just get vaccinated ☕

Adam King6 said:Yeah, right. Like hell they do.
Before we sold the cabin, I tried growing my own veggies. Everything worked out fine—just enough to feel good about having something homegrown so I didn't have to buy every little thing at the grocery store—except for those damn peppers. I mean, I got some tiny little sprouts, but that was about it.
My brother-in-law had the same luck. He could grow tomatoes the size of softballs, but he could never get peppers to work. He spent ten years messing with them, and all he ever got were pathetic little weeds.

You actually have to know what you're doing. You have to prep the soil, nail the timing for planting versus seeding specific varieties...
If you didn't grow up working the land, you just don't get it.

Unless you move out to the middle of nowhere, you can always lean on your neighbors for advice; us country folks will always lend a hand to anyone 😉.