Ghoolie Goes To London
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Just checked the mail, got mine. I’m leaving for the Bahamas for a week and you best believe it was the first shirt I packed. It’s a hell of a shirt, you really outdid yourself this year. Thanks a million, man.
As for you Ghoolie - you can be abrasive and a hell of a blowhard but I have no doubt you’re a good guy. Still thinking about you and your family. Sheet sucks, man.
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Just checked the mail, got mine. I’m leaving for the Bahamas for a week and you best believe it was the first shirt I packed. It’s a hell of a shirt, you really outdid yourself this year. Thanks a million, man.
As for you Ghoolie - you can be abrasive and a hell of a blowhard but I have no doubt you’re a good guy. Still thinking about you and your family. Sheet sucks, man.
Just checked the mail, got mine. I’m leaving for the Bahamas for a week and you best believe it was the first shirt I packed. It’s a hell of a shirt, you really outdid yourself this year. Thanks a million, man.
As for you Ghoolie - you can be abrasive and a hell of a blowhard but I have no doubt you’re a good guy. Still thinking about you and your family. Sheet sucks, man.
Thanks man, travel safe.
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Is this true about the meteors? I actually saw one last night as I was looking up at a low flying plane. (Live near the airport).
Yeah, the peak of the Orionids is nowish. - The one you saw last night is possibly an Orionid, from Haley's Comet (the path of)......or it's just a stray grain of dust/rock that pops into the atmosphere. Happens every day. - I just came in from burning in my chimenea...and watching the sky (mostly watching the fire). Didn't see any shooting stars. It's not the greatest meteor shower. And it's not anywhere near the actual comet head (Haley's).
The Dachshund has never won Westminster. But my Heidi never cared.
Neither has the Boston Terrier....I don't think Oscar minds either.
(the dumb a$$ likes to eat $hit off the ground....bunny poop is a delicacy)
Yeah, the peak of the Orionids is nowish. - The one you saw last night is possibly an Orionid, from Haley's Comet (the path of)......or it's just a stray grain of dust/rock that pops into the atmosphere. Happens every day. - I just came in from burning in my chimenea...and watching the sky (mostly watching the fire). Didn't see any shooting stars. It's not the greatest meteor shower. And it's not anywhere near the actual comet head (Haley's).
The Dachshund has never won Westminster. But my Heidi never cared.
Neither has the Boston Terrier....I don't think Oscar minds either.
(the dumb a$$ likes to eat $hit off the ground....bunny poop is a delicacy)
Got my shirt too- really cool. Regarding meteors- usually you have to get way out in the country to see a bunch of them in a meteor "shower". I'm hoping for one of these days to witness a meteor "storm". Like they did back in the 1800's with the Leonids. They were coming down so fast- you couldn't count 'em. Witnesses said it looked like it was snowing.

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wearing mine proudly up here in minny - THANK you - love it!!
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Yeah, the peak of the Orionids is nowish. - The one you saw last night is possibly an Orionid, from Haley's Comet (the path of)......or it's just a stray grain of dust/rock that pops into the atmosphere. Happens every day. - I just came in from burning in my chimenea...and watching the sky (mostly watching the fire). Didn't see any shooting stars. It's not the greatest meteor shower. And it's not anywhere near the actual comet head (Haley's).
The Dachshund has never won Westminster. But my Heidi never cared.
Neither has the Boston Terrier....I don't think Oscar minds either.
(the dumb a$$ likes to eat $hit off the ground....bunny poop is a delicacy)
Got my shirt too- really cool. Regarding meteors- usually you have to get way out in the country to see a bunch of them in a meteor "shower". I'm hoping for one of these days to witness a meteor "storm". Like they did back in the 1800's with the Leonids. They were coming down so fast- you couldn't count 'em. Witnesses said it looked like it was snowing.

I'm hoping for one of these days to witness a meteor "storm". Like they did back in the 1800's with the Leonids. They were coming down so fast- you couldn't count 'em. Witnesses said it looked like it was snowing.
The Leonids are one of the best. I remember reading of that storm. A bunch of things happened correctly. It was a year when the head of the comet was very near by. And that area of New York (I believe it was upstate NY) rotated into the path at JUST the right time when the peak was at it's peak. The townspeople were quite upset. There were three doctors on a camping vacation in the woods. One of them woke up to take a wizz and saw what was happening and woke the other two. The next day they went into the town and explained what had happened to the shaken townspeople. And everyone lived happily ever after.
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