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Next year will mark 250 years of age for America

Uncle Al

Back before I retired (Nov 2007), my office did not allow 'shorts'. Then our Recreation Committee met with management, and came up with a plan to raise money for the Rec-Committee. A 'Shorts' badge. Everyone who wanted to wear shorts, would pay $25.00 for the year, get a badge that was worn with the...

Nice clip. Yes, I saw 'Mark' in the clip
The A. I. Voice reader is the kind that really gets on my nerves
( Think fingernails on a chalkboard )
Even if this was A. I. generated, it held quite a bit of good information.

Uncle Al

Here, in North Texas, our T.V. stations broadcast Heat Advisories during weather forecasts. The public is asked to check on the elderly and help those affected by heat exhaustion. These 'warnings' are given about 1 to 3 days in advance. Those days, I stay inside. If the yard needs mowing, it doesn't...

Only in Ireland


Uncle Al

I have a few of the Time and Tru Women's Sleeveless Knit Swing Dress from Walmart . They are VERY comfortable and have 2 in-seam side pockets - that are deep. If you don't mind a 'crew' neckline, these are fabulous. They are tunic-like as they come just above my knee. (I'm 6' 2") No 'built-in' ...

Fixed your 'glitch'

These "Very Short Shorts" are what I remember as a child
and young adult. They were NORMAL at that time. The
"New" shorts are longer than Bermuda Shorts. Yuck

Bring Them Back

Uncle Al

Saw this on Youtube and thought others would find it interesting :D Wuppertal Schwebebahn 2025-05-21.jpg ( GTW 15 is the latest car design ) Wuppertal Schwebebahn (a suspended monorail) began operation 1 March 1901; 124 years ago RIDING The UNIQUE Wuppetal Schwebebahn Suspension Railway From Wikiped...

I remember wearing them as a kid, young adult. Now, I don't think they would work for me as I'm still 'suffering' from furniture disease. ( Furniture Disease = That's when the chest has fallen into the drawers :) :hide: ) They were very cool and comfortable :D Uncle Al :mrgreen: :ugeek: :mrgreen:

Ever had the feeling that, no matter what, you don't care Today is coming quite close but without the chocolate

Uncle Al

Granted, this could be A. I. generated but "the concept" is what I'm looking at. No legs :?: This represents a floor-length dress/gown and the placement of the lighting. The broken keys :?: Represents folds in the flowing fabric. Over-all, this represents (IMHO) an elegant event dress or e...

A bit of interesting history of kilts for World War 1 reenactors
Accurate World War One Kilt

Uncle Al

Timemeddler's post inspired me to post this

How about this Red Dress for an evening of music
Uncle Al

I tried to post this earlier this morning - Either we're getting a lot of publicity or the world has gone mad :twisted: From the bottom of the 'home' page at 3:38AM CDT, 03 May, 2025: In total there are 1088 users online :: 6 registered, 0 hidden and 1082 guests (based on users active over the past ...