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What was with that spiked Mohawk period?
I met Anthony and one other member outside a recording studio as I was leaving and they were arriving. I'm fairly sure it was just after the George Clinton album. I think it was 85. My sister in law invited me up to LA to have Thanksgiving with her and her boyfriend, he's the link to the recording studio and who briefly introduced me.
He was definitely lit on something. Him and what other member that was with him, laughed at my ass as I got in my sister-in-law's little bitty MG. I imagine it was pretty funny! Most of my head was sticking above the windshield!
I thought it funny when my sister in law's boyfriend introduced them as the up and coming group Red Hot Chili Peppers. And I said who? :biggrin: :haha: :crying:
 
What was with that spiked Mohawk period?
I met Anthony and one other member outside a recording studio as I was leaving and they were arriving. I'm fairly sure it was just after the George Clinton album. I think it was 85. My sister in law invited me up to LA to have Thanksgiving with her and her boyfriend, he's the link to the recording studio and who briefly introduced me.
He was definitely lit on something. Him and what other member that was with him, laughed at my ass as I got in my sister-in-law's little bitty MG. I imagine it was pretty funny! Most of my head was sticking above the windshield!
I thought it funny when my sister in law's boyfriend introduced them as the up and coming group Red Hot Chili Peppers. And I said who? :biggrin: :haha: :crying:
I never wore one, but I had a friend with an 'Aqua Net' Mohawk...
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Yeah it's pretty crazy! More than likely those Buzzards are migrating. There were some big electrical towers not too far from the farm where they would roost at night when they were in the middle of the process of the migration.
What's crazy is seeing them while in migration and they find some dead animals. There can be a lot of buzzards circling the same dead animal. Just floating around riding those thermals! Pretty cool to see from afar but I really just hate Buzzards like crazy. I know they do a valuable work in keeping things cleaned up, but I've had to avoid them while driving with them eating a armadillo pancake in the highway. They get very complacent in those long lonely stretches of highway with minimal traffic. Sometimes you have to stop and actually hunk to make the fuggers move! And it is supposed to be illegal to kill the Buzzards here.
I had a Britney Spaniel that just hated Buzzards! Everything on that farm had to be approved by him to be there. :crying:
I fed that dog the highest Foley dog food and gave him people food to keep weight on him. Was in constant movement in patrolling his farm. He would bark at them when they're flying over. God help them if he found them on the farm. He got a hold of one and killed him dead out! I came home to a dead Buzzard sitting at the back porch!:face::haha::haha::haha:
That dog was such a character in so many different ways! He was smart as hell and he held a grudge.
As most good dogs, he was given to me. My secretary gave him to me because her husband's condition was too bad for him to go bird hunting anymore. All Freddie had was their backyard. Just my fence part of my yard was 10 times more than his backyard that he was used to. He stayed in the fenced area until we well bonded, roughly three months.
And Freddie was like my generation. He didn't like coming inside either! He would come inside, but he was extremely uncomfortable and ready to go back outside!

And that just reminds me. We've had well over 45 plus days at temperatures exceeding 100*F.
It sure as hell didn't stop us from going outside and playing when we were kids! The only kind of cooling Grandma had was a damn swamp cooler!

Yes, it was still hot when I was a kid! It wasn't until I was a teenager when the great climate scientists We're thinking about sooting up The polar ice caps with some sort of black carbon to absorb more heat and sunrays! They thought if we didn't do that was gonna go into another ice age.:biggrin:

The not so funny thing is that, that's exactly what would cause one. I think it's sort of comical that today's climate scientists are worried about the rising sea levels and their impact on the coastal regions. What they need to worry about is the shutting down of the Gulf Streams flow going up the US East Coast and arcing over to the UK and Europe.
Yeah.............like the movie.................just not as dramitic!:crying::haha:

Ohh damn! I guess I'm stoned! I just went from Buzzards to an ice age!................... With some dogs throwed in the middle!:crying::crying::biggrin:
We ate one once. We fished 200 conch near Andros Island, took the meat outta the shells, and were drying it on a clothesline on an uninhabited island in North Bight. Some buzzards came and were knocking pieces on the ground and throwing it up in the air trying to eat it. We borrowed the skipper's .410 shotgun. Me and a Haitian crewman rowed back there. He snuck up pretty close and blasted one. It fell over dead. He ran over and held it up by the neck, and said, "He good, Mon, he turkey!" He stewed it for hours in hot sauce, but it was still almost as tough as shoe leather. I can't recommend it. We gave away the dried conch later in Cap Haitian, to my shipmate's family.
 
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