[myflyoverstateofmind]

just got back from getting an MRI on my neck and one on my shoulder, and if I can say anything about the experience it's that... an MRI is a lot like eating pussy. About the time you think you should be about done, just go ahead and assume you're only halfway through it.

[thetursithan]

When you're lucky enough to have a wife who loves you and is also a good physical therapist...

[walerihq]

[myflyoverstateofmind]

every time I see something like this I wonder how they practiced to get to the point they are at

[myflyoverstateofmind]

when people ask me what my favorite season is and I'm like "vest"

[autumncottageattic]

thecashells

[myflyoverstateofmind]

if you've never been around baby goats, they are the cutest and sweetest animal on the face of this earth. If you've ever been around adult goats - bucks especially - they are absolute dicks that can annoy you in ways you can't even begin to fathom.

[myflyoverstateofmind]

saw a Reddit post where a 20-something was saying that Travis Tritt's song was one of the best country music songs ever written. Completely unaware that even though it wasn't as big a hit, Waylon recorded the song originally, and it was written by the absolute legend Roger Murrah.

I still listen to Travis Tritt in pretty regular rotation, and I like Travis' version too, but kids never seem to look at where something might have come from. This was such a great song.

And sorry, I don't care if you're 15 or 50 - you don't pull the mask of the old Lone Ranger, and you don't mess with Waylon.

[myflyoverstateofmind]

Love this new buckle I picked up off Ebay for a song. A little silver polish and some patience, a new hand-tooled heavy leather belt, and I am super happy for the next go-to event or just around town.

[myflyoverstateofmind]

I love watching people in these true-crime shows get convicted because they threw a semi-auto handgun (9MM, .45, etc) into the water and it was found.

Do you know how easy it is to remove the barrel of a semi handgun? Seriously, pop the slide, push out the barrel, put it in your pocket, then throw the gun in the water. Take a file and scratch the daylights out of the inside of the barrel then chuck it in the trash can at McD's across town.

No way in hell those two things ever come together again, and kind of hard to match striations forensically if they can't dead fire it.

Never understood how these people can premeditate all these elaborate crimes then are dumb as shit in how to not get caught for being so obvious.

[myflyoverstateofmind]

Not sure why, but am going back and watching Big Sky again. Is it because it's good? Well, it is quite good at first and then it gets quite very not good, in fact. Is it for the writing? It's nonexistent in a lot of places, especially after the conclusion of the first season, so no.

The main reason I ever watched it at all and decided to go back through it again is because Katheryn Winnick is in it. She cannot act her way out of wet paper bag but dear LAWD. I am a 13yr old boy when it comes to that woman, she's just gorgeous to me. So, yeah - that's mostly why.

But, truth be told, there is some value to this show, even after the main arc of the kidnappings and the resolution of Ron and all that. The writing goes to pure liquid shit after that, and the acting was never much at all to begin with and that becomes even more apparent with nothing else left in the mix, but there's good characters along the way.

(ironically, as much as I usually enjoy him, Jensen Ackles' stint was not one of the afore mentioned good characters. Wow. So bad.)

I grew up in a small town - out in the fields and backroads, out in the woods, in the barns and in the mud - and felt pretty connected to the way of life Big Sky always portrayed. Yellowstone was never really my thing, I think they tried a little too hard to make everyone a badass and there's only so many times the same town can get blown up for the same 4-5 people that never die and get away with everything. It just got old watching the same thing. Blue Sky to me felt more connected to real life, especially small town life, and whereas no one was ever going to be upset that it never got mentioned during Emmy season, it is a good show to watch just to watch if you want to not tax your brain and casually mash the play button episode after episode.

Plus, I mean, Katheryn Winnick in jeans, a ball cap and a hoodie shooting beer cans off a split rail with a Beretta PX4. I mean, holy fuck. Marry me every day of every week.

[sempergrumpy-1]

[colonel-dynamite-gun]

You might think you're petty, but you will never be as petty as the United States Navy, who during the 1946 Bikini Atoll nuclear test painted the battleship USS Nevada bright orange as if to say that the United States Army would have trouble hitting it otherwisem

Which unfortunately for them they actually prove when the initial test drop ended up almost a mile off target missing the formation of ships meant to be the target.

Nevada would survive a second nuclear test shortly before being decommissioned the following month. Having survived the bombing of Pearl Harbor, being part of the bombardment force at Normandy, Iwo Jima and Okinawa, Nevada could now add two Nuclear detonations to her list of accolades.

She was finally sunk as a gunfire target in 1948.

[myflyoverstateofmind]

Proud to have served

[myflyoverstateofmind]

Your dream car is plastic and I can't pronounce it. Mine is steel with a bench seat and a manual transmission on 33s.

[country-ish]

[myflyoverstateofmind]

[myflyoverstateofmind]

Grow old, but never grow up

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