Petrino: Do not want.

We've already gambled on up and comers and lost. I'm ready to gamble on the big name hire this time.

Gruden: Do want.

Word is they were blown away by his time in the 20.

(He was supposed run a 40, but he quit halfway through)

 

Congrats!

Sorry...been awol.

That should get you through a long weekend!

Thank you, sir!

I see you as Roat, btw.

The Theatre Guild of Morristown will present the suspense play "Wait Until Dark" Aug 19-27 at VFW Post #5266. We are offering discount tickets to all veterans and their spouses for only $12. Regular prices are $18 for adults, $15 for seniors and $12 for students. You can reserve your tickets today by calling the Guild at 423-586-9260. Performance dates are Aug. 19, 20, 26 and 27 at 8 pm and matinees at 2 pm on Saturdays, Aug. 20 and 27.

Yours truly will be taking on the role of Sergeant Carlino.

I got the information below from this article: http://www.openaircinema.us/blog/2008/open-air-tutorial-choosing-and-operating-an-outdoor-projector

9×5 ft screen – 1500 lumens minimum, 2300 lumens are ideal
12×7 ft screen – 2300 lumens minimum, 3000 are lumens are ideal
16×9 ft screen – 3000 lumens minimum, 4500 are lumens are ideal
20×11 ft screen – 4500 lumens minimum, 7500 are lumens are ideal
25×14.5 ft screen – 5000 lumens minimum, 10000 are lumens are ideal
40×22.5 ft. screen – 5500 lumens minimum, 12000 are lumens are ideal

I have my carry permit and wouldn't dream of carrying open. In my mind, if a bad guy comes in and wants to shoot up the place and sees someone carrying open, he's not going to be deterred. He's simply going to take out the guy or gal carrying open first. They'd never get it off their hip before they were taken out.

I carry concealed because I want to be respectful to others around me and because I believe it is a better tactical decision.

I'm interested. I live in Morristown, so any date should work for me.

He was hacked...his creds were easy to deduce:

Username: JoeyFreshwater
PW: OC-HC-OC-Tindermeister

Either that or he got lost on a map in one of his games ...

I blame Ciclon.

My first rig was a TRS-80. I loved that thing. I graduated to an Apple //c and had it until around 1995. All of my high school, college and some of my grad school work was done on it before plunging into the pc world. I've got a decent rig now that is been dormant for awhile...gotta prepare for Battlefield 5.

Here's hoping you don't join this group:
Gaye, Marvin
Stevenson, Robert Louis
Byck, Samuel
de Saint Exupéry, Antoine
Bakley, Bonny Lee
Thoreau, Henry David
Fitzgerald, F. Scott
Holiday, Billie
Muenter, Erich
Benét, Stephen Vincent
Himmler, Heinrich
Ellis, Don
Chekhov, Anton
Lawrence, D.H.
Irwin, Steve
Pollock, Jackson

I think I see the ham!

Nope. The director said she was too sweet to be a Herdman. She was Charles in A Wrinkle In Time beofre that, though. She's got some talent, if I do say so myself. My wife was one of the church biddies and I was Rev. Hopkins, a fireman, and an orderly. We had a blast.

We'd love to come over and see a one of your productions sometime.

We love the theatre as well. My kids have both been involved in community theatre and love it. As a matter of fact, my wife, daughter and I were all in a recent production of The Best Christmas Pageant Ever.

"It's not multiple personality disorder, it's called a theatre degree!"

Good stuff. Thanks.

Congrats!

Absolutely will pray.

According to one of my psych. profs many years ago, suddenly coming into wealth doesn't change one's lifestyle, it intensifies it.

Thanks to all the vets on the board!

I found Vinnie in the mall parking garage awaiting the release of SW Battlefront.

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