Saturday, November 23, 2024
JD Crowe The Hog Killin': A Double Murder
I came across this piece scouring the web for interesting stories/photos on this cold November morning. There is saying around where I was born and raised and it comes from the time when people killed hogs regularly that states, "November's meat will never spoil". Normally, that may be so, but there are exceptions to every rule and warm weather like Alabama has experienced earlier this November would have been "iffy" at best for curing meat the old traditional way. I come from a "hog killing family" on my daddy's side. My granddaddy learned that meat will spoil one November after killing and salting the meat from several hogs. It turned off hot and muggy muggy and then rained for over a week and the meat did spoil.. We normally killed 4-6 hogs in a day and everyone jumped in to help with the festivities. This is done out of doors of course as there is a lot of "banjo work" associated with killing, cutting up, salting/smoking the meat. It was a big day. I started doing this when I was real young and it continued to my grandaddy began to take the hogs to a nearby slaughterhouse as it was just "easier". Then, for those family members who came after me. they would not know the process. Anyhow, I came across this piece of humor and thought some of you might enjoy. Have a great weekend! Jeffery
Friday, November 22, 2024
I'm Working On It.. Hold Your Tits......
First time hearing this today.. Me like. Too bad its so short.
If you like it, open it in a new window and right click in the play bar.
You can loop it if you like.
I did that as I whipped out..... I mean, whipped UP the FFFF.
Cumming soon. Enjoy this instrumental in the background.
In the lower left hand corner click, "Watch On Youtube"
Desktop (HTML5 Player):
Open YouTube and play the song you want to loop.
Right-click on the video player and select “Loop” from the
context menu.
The song will now repeat continuously until you right-click
again and remove the loop.
Wednesday, November 20, 2024
Our Justice System Needs An Overhaul....
The Venezuelan man convicted in the killing of Georgia nursing student Laken Riley has been sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole.Jose Ibarra was charged with murder and other crimes in Riley’s February death, and the guilty verdict was reached on Wednesday by Athens-Clarke County Superior Court Judge H. Patrick Haggard. Ibarra, 26, had waived his right to a jury trial, meaning Haggard alone heard and decided the case.Haggard found Ibarra guilty of all 10 counts against him: one count of malice murder; three counts of felony murder; and one count each of kidnapping with bodily injury, aggravated assault with intent to rape, aggravated battery, obstructing an emergency call, evidence tampering and being a peeping Tom.Riley’s family and friends tearfully remembered her and asked the judge to sentence Ibarra to the maximum penalty. Her mother called him a “monster” and her father called him a “truly evil person.”Ibarra did not react as an interpreter relayed their words to him.Before announcing the verdict, Haggard had said that as he listened to the closing arguments, he wrote down on a legal pad two things the lawyers had said. He noted that prosecutor Sheila Ross called the evidence “overwhelming and powerful” and that defense attorney Kaitlyn Beck reminded him he was “required to set aside my emotions” in making his ruling.Riley's killing added fuel to the national debate over immigration when federal authorities said Ibarra illegally entered the U.S.
If I were the judge LINK<
Tuesday, November 19, 2024
UPDATED You know when you're driving by a train wreck and you just can't help not staring in flabbergasted disbelief?
There's six parts to this body cam footage.
( Updated with all 6 clips below the fold. Irish)
I’ve seen drunk people before but she was completely gone pic.twitter.com/xOga8fuWtN
— Washingtons ghost (@hartgoat) November 19, 2024
