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@5150Farms Two things I would mention are the Homestead National Historical Park in NE, in Kansas the Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve is fascinating. Depending on what you want and what the boys can tolerate

Going to be taking a road trip later this week Who’s along the way and what’s interesting to stop and see ?

@Dusty3080467325 Slightly improved

How’s morale now???? Thought I check on y’all

@Dusty3080467325 Thanks for sharing

We will post “Udder Pics” until morale improves

@Wookiee3958961 GM Wookie

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@bighatguy @silagechopper I can see that, but having grown up on a farm I have a bone deep love for rain.

@Bobcat72redAlan @silagechopper I don’t pray for specific weather as a general rule. I think that’s part of the trusting God thing.

Drought makes everyone a little crazy. We could all pretty much use a rain. Just remember in all these rain prayers to use a few stipulations…..

@BklineBetty @OnurbRag I enjoy feeling their sight on me.

The Old Gods are always watching…

@davidsupercat She’s a beauty. Almost as pretty as my girl.

Dilly, what a handsome profile 😊.

@980Viking @SirBylHolte @lavern_spicer I can’t believe it took forever for this to be mentioned. It’s my number one ☝️

@SirBylHolte @lavern_spicer

The 15 Greatest Movie Catchphrases: 1. Get away from her you bitch! 2. I’m your huckleberry. 3. It puts the lotion on its skin. 4. You talkin’ to me? 5. Here’s looking at you, kid. 6. We’re gonna need a bigger boat. 7. Say hello to my little friend! 8. You can’t handle the truth! 9. Houston, we have a problem. 10. May the Force be with you. 11. Yippee-ki-yay, motherfucker! 12. I love the smell of napalm in the morning. 13. Hasta la vista, baby. 14. I see dead people. 15. KHAAAAAN! What did I leave out?

@EODHappyCaptain I was an anesthesia provider in Korea at the 121st evac when a captain came in out of the field from near the DMZ she had Korean Hemmorhagic Fever and nothing we could do could save her. I think she was 28 or so. It was humbling and frustrating because we did everything we could.

When did you first realize the weight or importance of your job? For me, it was when we had just arrived in Afghanistan. I had graduated EOD school less than a month earlier. While we were en route on the plane, Captain Jason McMahon, the company commander for our sister unit, was mortally wounded. Everyone rushed to the hospital to say their farewells. He was a prior NCO and absolutely loved by everyone. The next day I was tasked to be a Rifle Bearer at his ramp ceremony. I remember standing there as his flag draped casket was loaded onto the aircraft and feeling the enormity of the task that lay ahead. I probably mentally aged 10 years in that moment.

@TJandCasper Sweet travels to both of you

Rolling out of L’Anse Mi on our way to Georgia

@nerdy_native Oh my goodness

Trestle bridge, just south of Canyon Tx

@brim006 I think I told you this already but watch the documentary on Alex Honnold free climbing it in 4 hours. Been there a number of times but the awe of it never goes away

I knew El Capitan was ginormous. But when we decided to hike right up near it for a picnic instead of using the dedicated picnic area, I realized I had massively underestimated just how huge it actually was. The whole hike in, we were craning our necks straight up and still couldn’t see the climbers. They were so far above us they were too small to spot and ledges obstructed the view. Funnier yet, I spent the entire hike in scanning for climbers with the naked eye and just assumed there weren’t any yet since it was early. Turns out there were tons of them… they were just 10x smaller than I expected. And I also learned it takes days to climb so they have to sleep there so they were scattered top to bottom right away at first light. As a seasoned glassing bot from years of mountain hunting, this was a weirdly humbling experience. Misjudging something that badly was honestly mind-boggling. But in my defense, I’d never seen anything so massive and steep before. It completely messed with my mind.

@davidsupercat They don’t get much sweeter than that

Benji has a very distinct range of purrs. I’ve never known another cat that had so many different ones. I’ve never been able to work out why he chooses a particular purr for a particular situation. This is just one of his selection 😸.

@Architectolder It grabbed me but not in a good way

This grabbed almost no one

@Unlimited_BU @XFreeze You are ruining all your own arguments

@XFreeze It's making us forget how broken the system is. MrBeast calls Starlink "magic" in places with no internet. But why do those places still have no internet in 2026? Starlink profits from a gap that governments and telecom companies were supposed to fix decades ago.

MrBeast just gave one of the strongest endorsements possible for Starlink: “I will only book flights exclusively on planes with Starlink. I don’t care if it means an extra layover - I’ll sit in the back of the plane if it gives me Starlink.” He says Starlink has become the backbone of his global productions and travels because it works in places where traditional internet simply doesn’t exist: • Filming in Antarctica - one of the only reliable ways to stay connected • Building wells deep in rural Africa with full internet access hours away from cities • Driving through remote villages and open fields with a Starlink dish mounted on the vehicle while maintaining signal the entire time He described it as: “Starlink is literally magic. It makes no sense.” Now people are actively choosing flights based on whether the plane has Starlink onboard

@BarnsWallisMD It would be fun to know the timeline and the decision tree of the succession of the silos

This just speaks to me

@BarnsWallisMD Barns don’t judge

I basically grew up under a rock so 75% of pop culture references go over my head and then the 25% that I do catch I either picked up from context clues or someone explained to me and I haven't actually seen the thing being referenced.

@EODHappyCaptain My problem is I have a combination of military humor and health care/ surgical humor. Yikes

Turns out EOD humor isn’t for everyone. Noted.

@Architectolder Colorful 🥸

This was apparently done on purpose