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Where in the hell have you been? Everything good?

Had no idea we were heading in that direction... and she has big arms, at least one of them is lol.

Ok, it''s a she. But, can you see where/why I guessed Todd Rundgren... I wasn't joking.

Had no idea... this kind of falls under the useless information category here though. https://www.howtogeek.com/trivia/coffee-breaks-first-appeared-at-a-company-located-in/?answer=1&fbclid=IwAR3y4K5GC7P6WkcB76RUiT4qJfYkWDodWyaxl4zeRk_kiXSow3DxsRMjcW0 We quickly moved on to this however:

Ellen Degenerate?

Todd Rundgren?

I actually have the original Anchor Bar wing recipe... so old that you might remember when the Durkee name was around. Don't know how to post pics here or I would... I'm not hacking the whole thing out.

@bbb Yeah, I'm freaking a bit too. But, China is basically closed... no flights, ports don't want to accept ships from them, etc. A ***** mess. And... lives are being lost. Right now its a no win situation. Down over 600 as of now.

On a side note, the DOW is down over 550 as of now, directly related to the virus.

A young Barbara Walters?

Thanks, that keeps up the spirit of the thread... either you know or you don't or you guess. Some of these have been eye opening.

I made this with the either you know or you just guess... should have put a no google clause in there lol.

Boy George?

Keith Morrison? I thought Frampton played at Baylor.

Boomer?

Grace!

Wow, would never have guessed. The pic reminded me of an actor that I still can't place his name. Well done.

You are right... pure fear, it must have been horrible, can't even imagine it. From what I've read though their deaths were instant so there was no suffering. Also looks like all of the bodies have been recovered.

Moons last performance ever, B-Stage at Shepperton Studios on 25 May 1978 Filmed by Jeff Stein for the closing sequence of The Kids Are Alright. Quality is excellent.

This article is from earlier this morning: https://www.baynews9.com/fl/tampa/ap-online/2020/01/28/pilot-of-bryant-helicopter-tried-to-avoid-heavy-fog What really caught my eye was this part: "Details of what followed are still under investigation but there are indications that the helicopter plunged some 1,000 feet (305 meters). It was flying at about 184 mph (296 kph) and descending at a rate of more than 4,000 feet per minute when it struck the ground, according to data from Flightradar24." That strikes me as an insane rate of speed in foggy conditions.

I was just joking with you as you put "he" instead of she... its all good.

Kind of weird but hey... it takes all types to make this world go around.

Ever State's? This is legit...