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I figured that would get a rise out of somebody. The huge demand for pecans in China you can see by googling it. The brain anecdote is from my pecan farmer buddy who had a big hand in opening up the market over there. He's very well off now. Added: if you think about it the two halves of a pecan are reminiscent if the two lobes of a brain.
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The Everything 118th Congress Thread
The 12th Commandment replied to @DCGoldPants's topic in The Tailgate
Complete opposite part of the state from me, couldn't be much further. I've been thru Raton plenty of times tho and worked with people from there. It's gorgeous up in that country and outdoor activities wise you can't do much better, but small town NM doesn't provide much in the way of civilization. You know you're hurting when Pueblo, CO is your go to place. -
In my small flyover city there are the typical big fish/small pond lawyers, doctors and bankers. We happen to be one of the largest producers of pecans in the world, they grow great in the desert with some irritation water. The market in the last twenty years for pecans has gone nuts. Chinese love them (because they look like little mini brains, go figure). Add a new contingent of big fish who are more crackery than a box of saltines. The women folk look just Kristi. Best I can figure is they're all trying to look like Melania. Hideous.
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That third place japanese horse got hosed. 2 horse was holding him up all down the final stretch.
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The Random Thought Thread Vol 2---Read OP For Thread Rules
The 12th Commandment replied to Jumbo's topic in The Tailgate
Those tickets in wig's post are from 78. Pop was just a cheap ****. At least so far as going to live sporting events went. We moved away from DC long before Snyder. -
The Random Thought Thread Vol 2---Read OP For Thread Rules
The 12th Commandment replied to Jumbo's topic in The Tailgate
Be surprised if I wasn't at one of those games. Ol man never took me to a skins game but we went to Caps and Bullets games all the time. 😞 -
Probably a similar age to you. My war baby parents, and probably most people over 70, are hardwired to answer the phone. Frustrates my pops to no end that I never answer. I sit there at their house visiting and listen to him to tell the telemarketer/scammers not to call them anymore in a very stern voice. We all know how well that works. Try to explain to him why it's a bad policy anymore, but it's a losing proposition.
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The Everything 118th Congress Thread
The 12th Commandment replied to @DCGoldPants's topic in The Tailgate
Out in the rural west AM radio is an important source. There are a lot of cellular blind areas and the only other feed is satellite, which isn't local, till you get near a town. Spent many years, working for the state of New Mexico, driving back roads in the middle of nowhere (literally) and AM was all there was. I still miss ol Paul Harvey. -
Grew up with farmers and ranchers, lived on farms and they were obviously a better class of ag people than you know. You have a personal relationship with your vet if you raise livestock. He or she does house calls. The only reason any ag person I know would shoot an animal is if it weren't theirs and was killing things on their farm.