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We need pictures or a video buddy. Good luck.

Thanks tails... not familiar with many of those concepts yet, but will look into it. Thank you for the generous offer to help in the process.

I've jumped back in to ADA today, as per this thread. Let's go!

Urgent update... boatboatboat.mp4

Unreal

Unreal amount...

Sorry to hear about that Sleeper. You'll be alright tho... Hope everything else is going well for you.

Enjoy sis... sure looks windy there eh? You should book a visit to CR someday

Was it 1:23?

Budweiser's whassup commercial was pretty cool

Which commercials have you seen and liked so far?

Today's a good time for a fresh start Ted. Delete your entire ignore list. Mikeman is right. We all have something to contribute and to learn from everyone here.

I applaud your decision. I too believe that's the way it should be done.

So you had to lay out $6100 for permission to bet $1000 on the Super Bowl? Sounds like some very high JUICE hehehe

The new GMC Hummer EV and LeBron will look to pick a fight with Musk's Tesla Cybertruck at the Super Bowl. Packing 1,000 hp, it's going to get interesting. The rumors were true: Hummer is returning. And just like any good action-hero comeback movie, the revival of General Motors' love-or-hate truck brand won't just have a few twists and turns, it'll have an action-packed trailer. This one will debut during the Super Bowl, and it'll feature NBA superstar LeBron James. On Thursday, GM released a trio of LeBron-free teasers video for GMC's "Quiet Revolution" commercial, and they're going to have to hold us until the full ad's second quarter premiere during Sunday's Big Game. It's important to note GM isn't bringing back Hummer as a full-on brand, it's reviving Hummer as a model nameplate. The GMC Hummer EV, as it'll be known, will be an all-electric pickup truck, a model presumably to be sold through GM's existing GMC dealers. The Hummer EV will be revealed in full on May 20, but GM is already touting ridiculous performance stats in this buzz clip for its 30-second spot. How ridiculous? Try 1,000 horsepower and 0-to-60 mph in 3 seconds. Every good action hero needs an arch nemesis, right? Perhaps you remember those gaudy numbers Elon Musk talked about when he rolled out the Tesla Cybertruck? GM certainly seems to. ... https://www.cnet.com/roadshow/news/hummer-electric-return-gmc-super-bowl-trailer-lebron-james/

BREAKING: First person-to-person coronavirus case reported in United State.. This could wreck things for the Super Bowl if it is suddenly unleashed and goes more widespread... https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-news/coronavirus-spreads-first-time-u-s-cdc-says-n1126566

Was just reading Shaq has decide the party must go on, but will donate all proceeds from the event to the families of the those who died in the helicopter crash, and to Kobe's Foundation... anyone going?

https://www.instagram.com/p/B7rS2Rop8YQ/?utm_source=ig_embed&utm_campaign=embed_video_watch_again The latinas representin'

Le'ts not forget Jennifer Lopez and Shakira will be performing at the Super Bowl LIV Pepsi Halftime Show... the show must go on.

What was the potentially scandalous something?

CK: It's a privilege you have that he came to YOU with such news, and an immense opportunity to help him, but know this: YOU don't HAVE to have all the answers for him, and his situation. Just lend him your ear, and a shoulder to cry on when he needs it. At the same time, REMIND him that God has the last word in it all. Doctor's can only say, control, and do so much. In the end, it's God's will that prevails. Encourage him to confront his situation head-on, and encourage him to make the necessary preparations and plans for what may come in the weeks and months ahead. Maybe make time to meet with him periodically and follow up on him, etc. For sure, invite him to church. Best wishes and prayers.

What a great story...

'Antiques Roadshow': Man topples over after learning what his $345 Rolex is worth today When an "Antiques Roadshow" guest bought a Rolex in the mid-'70s, he paid about $345. Learning how much it's worth today made him literally topple over. In Monday's episode of the auction show, a man in West Fargo, North Dakota, identified only as David, brought in a watch that "Antiques Roadshow" dubbed the "season's biggest find." He bought the watch, a 1971 Rolex Oyster Cosmograph, in Thailand while he was stationed there in the Air Force from 1973 to 1975. He recalled becoming intrigued with Rolexes after seeing pilots wear them and was further motivated to buy one after hearing they were good to take scuba diving. After arriving home, the man kept the watch in a safe deposit box, where it stayed for "30 to 40 years," save for a couple times when he took it out briefly to check on it. "It was a lot of money for myself," he said, adding the price of the watch was worth about a month's salary. David also saved the original documents that came with the watch – appraiser Peter Planes said those papers, which were left blank, were probably worth about an additional $2,000. Planes noted the watch's popularity was due in part to Paul Newman wearing a similar one in "Winning." That make currently goes for about $150,000 to $200,000. "Your watch is more special," he explained. "It says 'Oyster' on it. They did that for an extremely short period of time... This particular model... is extremely, extremely rare. A watch like this at auction is worth about $400,000." The news literally floored the guest, who toppled onto his back, laughing. "Don't fall," Planes said. "I'm not done yet. I said a watch like yours. Because of the condition of it, basically it's a new old stock watch. No wear on it, the original foil sticker on the back of it, and the fact that we have all this complete documentation here also – it may be one of the very few in the whole world that still was never worn." The big reveal: "Your watch, at auction today, (is worth) $500,000-$700,000... I'm very serious," he added, after David expressed disbelief. "It's an absolute fabulous find. It's one of the rarest Paul Newman models and in this condition, I don't think there's a better one in the world. I can't thank you enough for bringing me one of the greatest watches to ever see on 'Antiques Roadshow' and thank you very much for your service." https://www.usatoday.com/story/entertainment/tv/2020/01/29/antiques-roadshow-guest-learns-his-345-rolex-worth-over-500000/4606982002/

Confirmed. In a class of his own.