Timmah!

Nice pics. Also: 'taken', not taking.

...chicken breast! Baked ~4.5 pounds of chicken & it comes out very juicy & can be seasoned as one likes or not at all; then used in whatever recipe you want. Or just eat it straight outta the oven with whatever sauces one might like. I soaked the breasts in saltwater for 20 minutes firstly. Then I rinsed, patted dry, & brushed with butter on both sides. Finally I seasoned them with Lawry's Seasoned Salt, garlic powder, pepper, & little crushed Oregano. Baked @ 450F for 20 min. Very tasty & will be used for a few meals in the next couple days.

Idiots.

OMG, that shitty Dutch internet. Not again.

Dude, I have college degrees. My favorite courses were actually electives like Western Civilization & the Humanities. Code of Hammurabi, Roman Empire, Egypt, Pax Romana, Domesday Book, Iraq area with city states ... Fertile Crescent... First to have uniform school curricula, irrigation. the Sumerians, Cuneiform, Epic of Gilgemash, Ottoman Empire. Popes & Anti Popes. Medieval times, Black Plague, Renaissance...Hanseatic League...& of course, Ancient Greece, Athens, their Patron Virgin Goddess & namesake... Themistocles & his diplomacy to have a naval fleet built, buying time alongside Leonidas for Athenians to flee. Arguably saving Greece & Western Civilization by expertly winning at Salamis. So much rich history... to include much more... and a Folly here & there.

Such a wonderful valley! Would love to paramotor that for a couple few hours.

I know Yorkshire is a couple hundred miles away; is the topography similar or change between you & there?

Oh yeah? Well, did you know a Doctor invented the Salisbury steak?

Oh! & is that a Folly? In the topmost image?

Reminds me of imagery invoked by James Herriot, of the Yorkshire Dales in his books, & then, of course, the television series. Or, or Highlander. Just so dazzlingly beautiful with vast expanse of Green & Blue... gives me cognitive elbow room. I like to go into the middle of nowhere & just be still... which leads to forgetting oneself... not necessarily to leave any bad, but to go to where that headspace does... simple, quiet bliss. Nice pictures.

Man, ain't that some shit? Sad indeed.

For whose safety? The mirror's?

One of the many places I've visited. Historic Fort Knox & before:

Back with two additional sauces for the leftovers. Tapatio & Valentina. Tapatio has a classic Chili flavor. A nice zip. Not very complex. Kinda reminiscent of spicy taco meat. Flavor doesn't last that long, either. Then there's Valentina. Made in Guadalajara. Much better on several points. More complex, with Garlic flavor in there. It's hotter, while still not that hot, to me. And the flavor lasts much longer; and it doesn't quite shout vinegar & chili at you... not as 'bright', I guess. And, of course, the Franks. Good shit in it's own right. Wanna liven up the flavor on most anything? Throw some Frank's on that shit. Valentina is well worth getting if you don't mind modestly hot... it tastes really good. Another piece of advice: If you don't like heat, but like the flavor of hotter peppers like, say, a jalapeno, take out all the seeds and ribbing inside. You will still have all the flavor, without any heat. Honest, mild as a bell pepper.

Well, I can show you the drink(s). What blows your hair back?... water, gatorade, ski, pepsi, chocolate milk, Paulaner Hefeweizen? Those are the usual fare.

I'm gonna take a video of the huge Sycamore tree in which we had a treehouse; you all won't believe what was necessary to get up there to the platform. If the tree is still there.

That's only the Buffalo style; low heat, to me. Tapatio, Valentina & others when I want a little more heat or a different flavor profile.

I remember taking a turn too quickly when I was eight... ended up scraping my knee on the tarmac and erasing a quarter-sized chunk of flesh from my kneecap. Another time I sprained my ankle & rode my bike down the street, which was a hill, to my house...not being able to sufficiently brake as I approached my yard; coming in hot with a sprained ankle, hitting the ditch, flying over the handle bars, landing & tumbling kinda hard & laying there still thinking it was fun(ny). Adrenaline junkie. Grass was soft & cool, sky was a pretty blue; thought to my 8 year-old self: Fuck it, I'm not moving for a few minutes. Or, jumping off the roof with a homemade blanket parachute that didn't work for shit; or hitting a branch on the way down from falling out of a tree; fucking hurt for a couple weeks.. might've cracked a couple ribs. Never bothered to check, never told anybody. Good times.

It's Chicken Cordon Bleu with Black Forest ham, Swiss in one, Pepperjack in the other, with extra Swiss melted on top. Panko bread crumbs with a few seasonings thrown in... and, of course, the Franks on top. Tasty.

Bet he doesn't piss-off gramma again! J/k. I remember many mishaps; saying to myself on a few occasions- even as I was doing something inadvisable- you're gonna fuck yerself up.

Seriously though, it's like 90-some fucking degrees Fahrenheit, with the high humidity pushing the heat index into the high 90s. Then I step into a cool restaurant to pick up an order, & it's like 72F in there & it turns me into a big goosebump. It's like a Lite version of that Nordic sweat-your-ass-off-in-the-sauna, then run outside into the freezing cold & jump in the lake real quick. Not as bad on the cold side, but I'm right there with them on the sweatin' side.

Do you have soft hands? "Why, come on down to the cellar!" =D

Been working. What times are you on? (EST). It's always good to hang out & bullshit around with you, brother.

...or you could just download it & see if you like it. Your expectations will vary from others'; only you would know if it's worth downloading.

Seems like a waste of time?...to me anyway. Here's why: If I'm gonna buy something of such a monetary value that I want to be sure the product is worthy of purchase, I'm going to take the time to read customer reviews. That alone would give me sufficient information as to whether the product is acceptable & if a plurality of the reviews authentic. Some people include pictures & videos in their review. Other people make annoyingly common spelling, diction, style & grammar mistakes that could almost guarantee their authenticity... or lack thereof. For instance, I just purchased the DJI Osmo Mobile 3. Being over $100.00, I'm going to research the price and reviews from many sources & platforms. Pricewaiter, Amazon, Google shopping, Tiger Direct, NewEgg, Ebay, Youtube. Use service widgets like Honey & Wikibuy. Organize the results a few ways, like price + shipping from lowest to highest, etc. I initially found the combo pack for $139.00. After about 15 min. of searching, I found what would be the best price of $108.00. In short, the normal -to me - course of research makes it clear whether a product is a good buy, rather than sussing out fake reviews. Unless I'm not fully understanding the purpose for which you want the app/prog.