Tundras live: A Bunch of Idiots And A Bunch of BS- Resume discussion group

Didn't notice any, I don't think.

At the Dollar Store the other day, I noticed an interesting couple. She was dressed in business casual or maybe just one step below. Looked like a teacher. He was wearing rainbow Crocs (can't remember if he had socks), sweat pants and a hoodie from the most expensive car dealership in town.

 

My kids will. But you're aren't wrong about their peers. And can we truly point the finger at the kids? It's the parents raising them. Not teaching them. They are they problem.

We teach kindness, understanding and the ability to hold an opinion to heart. We teach boundaries, respect for oneself and the ability to see through fallacies. We teach self reliance, and empathy and resilience.

 

Awareness is key for sure. I've traveled all over the world and into many "scary places" as some would like to suggest. How you carry yourself is number one. Make sustained eye contact with any suspect people. If you look and act like a target. Well, then you'll find yourself being one. And I've also never been one to carry. Most times a knife but nothing else.

 

Maybe you could have a conversation with your fellow Americans about the proper way to spell Labour and colour.

 

I knew they had bears in Alaska that you may have to run from, but I didn't know there were Crocs that has to be out ran as well.

The things I learn here.

 

I'm next door as well, I'll put the word out.

 

I know Texans get a bad rap from a lot of folks about being redneck or otherwise uncouth; but in a world full of people trying to tell us what and what not to say, one thing we can (at least for now) still say is:
https://youtu.be/4onH7l6PuQM

 

For all of you debating flip flops, and of course for Tyler @LarryDangerfield

 

One of my all time favorite phrases. Can't like your post enough.

 

Are those the bottle openers?


Never herd of Reef footwear just sent a pair of these to my father

 

After I had my first hernia surgery, I felt bad wearing pajama pants in public but I couldn't comfortably wear jeans and there was no way my wife was going to go to the grocery store.

I probably should be more embarrassed to wear jeans with holes in public than I am. That's a simple economic proposition, though. New jeans cost ~$60-80 these days and they're so cheaply made that I tear holes in the knees within a year, especially if I'm playing on the floor with my kids a lot. I'm not going to wear jeans with holes in them to work or church or places like that. So if I don't want to have to buy one or two new pairs every year, I have to wear the ones with holes when I'm running errands and places like that.

 

They're not. I didn't love the idea of opening a bottle with a tool that might have been on the floor at a public bathroom. They're popular, though. I also liked H&H and Gumbies, but they were all out of size 11 and won't be getting more until spring. I'm gonna have my ass in the sand and a drink in my hand in October, and my current pair won't make it, so I got the Reefs.

 

I need a new pair of Birkenstocks…

 

I'm pretty hard on pants.

I have to have rip-stop cargo pants.

the only jeans/pants that work with me are Wrangler Riggs. I get them at the Wrangler outlet for $35.

 

And socks?

 

I don't own pajama pants and sweat pants don't go past the end of my driveway.

 

If I'm at home, I'm in sweat pants.

 

and I never tuck my shirt in.



unless I wear a suit....which is awful rare.

 

and if you button any buttons on your polo shirt, you are nothing to me.

 

never had any, but everyone who's worn them seem to like them.

 

If you have big bear gun, you can trapse around bear foot. Bear foot. Ha

 

Problem is, even playing dead just gets you mauled quicker. When I lived up there we'd have at least one Casull chambered Ruger handgun while picking berries or salmon fishing.

 

74 here in Ft Garland. Every thing is amazingly green here. I'm retiring here in San Luis Valley in a couple years. Prolly Alamosa. Hot Rodder town.