Good afternoon, Yard.

I hope your shots work out, Tom. I’m in a similar situation but I need both knees, both hips and both shoulders replaced. At my age, I’m not sure if I want to start down that road.

Hi guys. Haven’t been around much lately. I resigned from my job due to a horrible work environment and am working on a new position with another agency. I’ll post updates when there are some. It’s been a rough couple weeks and I’m hopeful things will get better soon.

I hope things work out well for you Todd, good luck!

Was wondering what had happened to you Todd. Like Tom I hope all works out MUCH better for you, and quickly.

THE WORLD AS WE KNOW IT WILL NEVER BE THE SAME!


Impossible Whopper goes nationwide at Burger King
The Associated Press
Thursday, August 15, 2019
Burger King will soon offer its Impossible Whopper plant-based burger nationwide.


Burger King will soon begin selling the plant-based Impossible Whopper nationwide next week after a successful test run in seven markets.

From next Thursday until September, Burger King will offer delivery and mobile customers two sandwiches -- an original Whopper and an Impossible Whopper -- for $7 so they can compare them.

The rollout to 7,000 U.S. locations will be for a limited time, a typical practice in the fast food industry for new products. The chain won't say how many of the soy-based burgers it's sold since first introducing them in April, but did say it's enticing more people to enter its stores.

Burger King had been selling the Impossible Whopper in St. Louis, San Francisco, Las Vegas, Baltimore, Miami, Montgomery, Alabama, and Columbus, Georgia, before expanding sales to all of its stores.

Impossible Foods, which makes the burgers for Burger King, White Castle and other chains, has been struggling to meet surging demand. The Redwood City, California, company recently doubled the number of workers at its Oakland plant and produced a record number of burgers in June, but demand is still outpacing production.

On Thursday, Impossible Foods announced a new manufacturing partnership with Illinois' OSI Group, one of the world's largest food producers. Impossible Foods says that partnership will help quadruple production of the Impossible Burger by the end of this year.

The Impossible Whopper has a suggested retail price of $5.59, Burger King said. That's 50 cents more than a regular Whopper and the same price as a Whopper with cheese.

BEEF.............it's what's for dinner!

The Guardian Angel

The shadow kinda looks like Dark Wing Duck, ANOTHER great super hero.

Ray, this one is for you (note the knife). Oh and I have lost about 40 pounds since then.

T-shirt

It wasn't my fault

And this one was a photoshop by JJ. Patty actually had me walking down the street a block off the College campus with a 1311. JJ just added the mask and the caption

Randy-Jason the Golden Years


HERE is the original Pic.

1311 walking2