Even if you aren’t a Golfer, the video is funny
Oh, and the USGA and R&A FINALLY outlawed that ridiculous ‘belly putter‘, a clear violation of Rule 14-1. I have one more word…FORE!!! Enjoy yinz’s OOT
Even if you aren’t a Golfer, the video is funny
Oh, and the USGA and R&A FINALLY outlawed that ridiculous ‘belly putter‘, a clear violation of Rule 14-1. I have one more word…FORE!!! Enjoy yinz’s OOT
LATFH!

Thanks Bunk! Let The Overnight Open Thread commence!
Before I open up The Overnight Open Thread, allow me to express the following:
DISCLAIMER: No Flame War is intended. No currency units will be exchanged.
Here is one of the most intriguing science fiction comparison pages I’ve encountered:

It’s amusing at times how fans of various science fiction series continue to compare their ships to those of other universes (Hey, I plead Guilty, Your Honor!), especially when it comes to weaponry. Toss those guns aside, and the discussion becomes quite interesting when it concerns travel from Point A to Point B:
It’s a little odd that a genre about science, the field of precision, can be so imprecise. The truth is that spaceships almost always fly at the speed of the plot. But, for those who refuse to accept that, this is a definitive guide to ship speeds, based on highly scientific computer simulations and highly unscientific speculation.
Go to Set A Course! to run the other races. And Engage! Or is that Jump!


Whoever came up with this idea is brilliant. Once we find out we’ll give full credit, and I don’t think it was the Kikmi dog because the Italian Greyhound started it. Admit it. Jumping cats aren’t funny, but jumping dogs are.
We’re talking about standard canine behavior and training, so it’s time to heel, mark, fetch a cold one, sit and speak on The Overnight Open Thread.
I was 11 years old when The Beatles came out with I Wanna Hold Your Hand and I was smitten. Then came the Stones, Animals, Beach Boys, Lovin’ Spoonful, The Who, Credence, Led Zep and many more. I’ve been a rock ‘n roll nut from the 60’s and thru the 70’s and 80’s. At any rate, as much as I love classic rock ‘n roll, it’s simply gotten stale for me. Over the past 40+ years I’ve heard just about every song produced by the rock gods hundreds or even thousands of times and I’ve been searching for something new. For the past several years I’ve been spending more or more of my listening time on stations that feature Smooth Jazz. My favorite is “Water Colors” at station 066 on Sirius-XM. In the Smooth/Cool Jazz genre there is everything from blues to funk to salsa and remakes of various classic rock songs. I didn’t want to stuff the channel too early with imbeds, so here is a smooth jazz sampler with just the links. Give ‘em a try. I think you’ll like what you hear.
Acoustic Alchemy – One For Shorty
Brian Culbertson – Let’s Get Started
Heavy Shift – 90 Degrees in the Shade
David Benoit – Cast Your Fate to the Wind
Imagine Toasters Going Shopping!
And don’t just imagine that it’s the Overnight Open Thread, because it really IS!

“Honey, it’s Mothers’ Day tomorrow. You mind taking care of the kids? I’ve got a lot of laundry piled up and we’re out of clean clothes.”
“No prob, babe. I got this.”
Image reposted from here for all you mothers on The Overnight Open Thread.



This creeps me out for some reason, so it might as well creep you out as well on
The Overnight Open Thread.
Although Jimmy Riddle was one of the last great Eefers, the Nashville R&B TV show “Night Train” once featured Joe Perkins‘ “Little Eeefin’ Annie.” Jimmy Riddle was the background “eefer,” and Perkins lip synched it.
Here’s how to do it:
Eefin’ 101 on a late edition of The Overnight Open Thread.
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