Back in the day… We were operating out of Diego Garcia, down in the Indian Ocean as part of the ‘Circuit’ as it was known, and the ENTERPRISE and her escorts showed up down there. We were tasked with a … Continue reading
Category Archives: TBT
As I get older, I realize: #1 – I talk to myself, because there are times I need expert advice. #2 – I consider “On Trend” to be the clothes that still fit. #3 – I don’t need anger management. … Continue reading
Looked like we were in for a repeat of yesterday’s weather, but this time I got a picture as it cued up… Beautiful colors as the sun was setting, but you can see the thunderbumpers building to the west… The … Continue reading
I saw a VERY unusual old car heading toward Amarillo yesterday afternoon, and decided to do a TBT on them… It wasn’t this car, I pulled this from the net, the one I saw was bluish green. I’m pretty sure … Continue reading
Living History Flying Day, Saturday Sept 2nd Planes of Fame Air Museum, Chino CA Planes of Fame is one helluva group of folks, and the birds are history, in and of themselves! It’s in Chino, CA, and well worth the trip! … Continue reading
After the last two weeks, I just flat don’t want to adult anymore… Sigh… Please say a prayer for those sailor’s families from the McCain and the Fitzgerald, they died protecting America for you. The depth of the BS is … Continue reading
Since it seems that a lot of guys have 60s C10s as grail trucks, may I present… The 1967 C-10 brochure! 🙂 It ran a few more pages, but this is gist of it… Hope you enjoyed the trip back … Continue reading
If I have a grail car, it’s the 1937 Supercharged Cord 812. The brochure is for 1936, but it’s the only complete one I found… The one thing I remember (as a little kid) was the engine turned instrument panel! … Continue reading
Up to my alligator in assholes this week, so took a bit of a break. Read Pratchett’s Mort and found my copy of Doc Smith’s First Lensman. But I drug a couple of others out… 🙂 I also have a … Continue reading
It’s cars… Back when you could actually tell them apart… And VERY few of them had AC. I can remember going for ‘Sunday’ drives as a kid, and first learned about the 2 55 AC there… And it was actually … Continue reading