Older Folks and Vaping Back Porch - Part Seven

[oldbroad]

You ready for the 2 hour TWD finale tonight?

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I'm ready for it tomorrow night as I use a streaming box.

 

[oldbroad]

I'm getting plety of that but it sucks when your wife is stronger then you, she can beat me especially if she takes my legs away.

 

[2legsshrt]

I'm getting it right now on a streaming device I have 3 different ones hooked to my TV. I'm using Chromecast for this. Never use it so figured I would. This PS Vue is really nice if it just had networks on it. It has ABC NBC Fox on Demand but live isn't included in the package I'm trying out. Much better then Sling and includes a Cloud DVR.

 

[Kenna]

The first day of the rest of your life right.

Yep!

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[Iffy]

OK, doin' a lil porch warp drive jump to cloak our exposed vapeless flank on da front porch from da Uranus-based Moderdroids ...

Haha! I see why it's confusing since you dont have live oaks in WA.

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That tree is a boy's dream for building a tree house or just hanging out in the shade in the Summer! Lots of places to sit in the shade.

My Grand Daddy's brother had one very similar to da pic in northern Manatee County here. At times, it was loaded with fox 'tree rats' (aka squirrel) and at roosting time, wild turkeys would be lined up on da lower limbs. Day-um, luv'd dat country property!

All subdivisions and manufactured 'homes' now... <heavy sigh...>

I'm a VERY unhappy camper right now. A few minutes ago I found a scorpion on a wall in my kitchen . Apparently there are three species in Florida and their sting is not fatal but very painful and there is a lot of swelling at the sting spot.

Been living in this house three years and have never seen one before. I hope I never see one again.

Hey Florida vapers, hAve you seen one in your house?

Bea,

Raised and retired here and have only seen two scorps; one under a porch, but none in a home!

The imagery is enough of a roadblock that you wouldn't try it, eh? It is real coffee, and they do clean the crap off of it, but something tells me you know that already.

Yeah, I knew dat (saw da NatGeo). Actually, I've had more challenging offallings/awfullings...

 

[2legsshrt]

Only ya gotta watch commercials unless I put it in the Cloud and FF thru the commercials but that would defeat the purpose. The cast feature which I don't know how to use very well keeps going off so watching it with my Roku

 

[2legsshrt]

OK, doin' a lil porch warp drive jump to cloak our exposed vapeless flank on da front porch from da Uranus-based Moderdroids ...

I haven't been over there very much. Don't really have any vape related stuff to talk about just RL.

 

[2legsshrt]

Raised and retired here and have only seen two scorps; one under a porch, but none in a home!

They are edible just like pine trees

 

[2legsshrt]

Was that Ewell Gibbons see I'm in a better mood already. Watchin my favorite show yakkin to my favorite people.

 

[2legsshrt]

I was looking at the Dish packages to get a package with all the channels I get on here I would have to pay about $50 more then I pay now this is $34. IDK

 

[Kenna]

Was that Ewell Gibbons see I'm in a better mood already. Watchin my favorite show yakkin to my favorite people.

And there ya go!

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[Bea-FL]

My Grand Daddy's brother had one very similar to da pic in northern Manatee County here. At times, it was loaded with fox 'tree rats' (aka squirrel) and at roosting time, wild turkeys would be lined up on da lower limbs. Day-um, luv'd dat country property!

All subdivisions and manufactured 'homes' now... <heavy sigh...>




Bea,

Raised and retired here and have only seen two scorps; one under a porch, but none in a home!




Yeah, I knew dat (saw da NatGeo). Actually, I've had more challenging offallings/awfullings...

I hope that tree is still there.

I guess I was privileged to have that little sucker in my house.

 

[2legsshrt]

Hey it was only 90 min long

 

[clnire]

I hope that tree is still there.

I guess I was privileged to have that little sucker in my house.

Na, we see little ones (usually dead) from time to time.

 

[2legsshrt]

I was looking at the Dish packages to get a package with all the channels I get on here I would have to pay about $50 more then I pay now this is $34. IDK

Nah not worth that. I can wait till the next day.

 

[DancingHeretik]

I'm getting plety of that but it sucks when your wife is stronger then you, she can beat me especially if she takes my legs away.

Now I have a picture of you and your wife in my head. Her chasing you down the street, you hopping on one leg and her waving the other leg at you.

My Grand Daddy's brother had one very similar to da pic in northern Manatee County here. At times, it was loaded with fox 'tree rats' (aka squirrel) and at roosting time, wild turkeys would be lined up on da lower limbs. Day-um, luv'd dat country property!

My aunt had a huge pecan tree in her back yard. Limbs big enough to take a nap on. It spanned the whole width of the backyard. We used it to climb onto the garage roof. Then we'ld jump off the other side.

I guess I was privileged to have that little sucker in my house.

Nope.

 

[Iffy]

And this from a guy whose wife went through something 10 times worse then me.

Pat et al,

The most amazing, humbling and thankful aspect of Patty's surgery and recovery is that she never felt post-operative pain! In fact she's still wonders what all the 'fuss' was about at the time! Other than her being aware of her mental and physical subsequent limitations, she's been a true trooper; much like you, but without your numerous continued challenges.

I don't think I'm out of line in saying that I doubt ANYONE here has endured more than you. Some may have/had more pain for a while, but not at your level and duration.

I apologize to any porcher that I may have 'overlooked' and/or wasn't aware of. Due to our 'quasi-self-imposed' thread title(s), we do have so many here in their Autumn/Winter years that suffer silently and relentlessly.

Our collective heart goes out to each and every one that bear their own burdens alone...

 

[Kenna]

Hey it was only 90 min long

I know! Watching Talking dead now. It caomes on after Badlandsn which I donvt like, but sit through anyway so I donvt forget Talking Dead. Then after this they'll replay tonights TWD episode. Then I get to go through withdrawal.

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[Kenna]

Pat et al,

The most amazing, humbling and thankful aspect of Patty's surgery and recovery is that she never felt post-operative pain! In fact she's still wonders what all the 'fuss' was about at the time! Other than her being aware of her mental and physical subsequent limitations, she's been a true trooper; much like you, but without your numerous continued challenges.

I don't think I'm out of line in saying that I doubt ANYONE here has endured more than you. Some may have/had more pain for a while, but not at your level and duration.

I apologize to any porcher that I may have 'overlooked' and/or wasn't aware of. Due to our 'quasi-self-imposed' thread title(s), we do have so many here in their Autumn/Winter years that suffer silently and relentlessly.

Our collective heart goes out to each and every one that bear their own burdens alone...

So true. Pat is our mentor in all this. If he can do it so can I!

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[Kenna]

Peeking in on April the giraffe. Not much progress yet.

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