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12/28/23 07:29 AM #1946    

 

Virginia Wolfe (Scheffer)

RIP....you made us cry with laughter!


12/28/23 10:19 PM #1947    

 

Al Peffley

 Tommy: "And the pumases come out of the crevasses!"...   RIP Tom.


12/31/23 04:38 PM #1948    

 

Bill Engelhardt


01/01/24 07:36 AM #1949    

 

Virginia Wolfe (Scheffer)

Ha! We live on the East Coast. So actually stayed up until six your time.  Rabble Rousers we are!  Good Year to everyone no matter what time you are on.
 


01/01/24 11:52 AM #1950    

 

Ken Becker


01/01/24 01:38 PM #1951    

 

Bill Engelhardt


01/02/24 01:52 AM #1952    

 

Al Peffley

Our Dawgs won over the Austin steers tonight! The final 2023 CFP season match will be the match of the canines, as it should be. Remember the 1993 Rose Bowl game on New Year's Day? It was a close game, just like this year's Sugar Bowl. it's time to switch the outcome in the NCAAF Chamionship game next week.

GO DAWGS!

1993 Rose Bowl results:

31
9-3
38
9-0-3
 
After note: Well, it turned out Michigan is the National Champion. They certainly earned it. I hope Michael Penix Jr. is OK; he was holding his side again and obviously in pain by the end of the game...

01/06/24 01:23 PM #1953    

 

Al Peffley

SUNDAY NEWSPAPER NOSTALGIA - Sorta before our time, but remember this cartoon character? What newspaper cartoon series was he featured in, what is his name, and what life "situation" was he famous for in our parents' generation? The character's creator had an interesting career in cartoon art graphics. USA WWII bombers displayed some of the cartoonist's female cartoon characters as nose art.  [Bill remembers...  ;o)]

 


01/06/24 07:32 PM #1954    

 

Gregg Wilson

                                          Cosmology Religion

In the Beginning, there was nothing.

Absolutely nothing

And God said "Let there be light!"

And there was still absolutely nothing.

But now you could see it!

 

"The world is not flat, as it appears,but round, like a ball."

"Then what holds the world up?"

"The great god Atlas holds the world on his shoulders."

"But what does Atlas stand on?"

"He stands on a huge island."

"But on what does the island rest?"

"It rests on the back of a giant turtle."

"But  what........"

"No need to ask further. It's turtles

                                                       all

                                                            the 

                                                                   way

                                                                           down!"


01/13/24 03:49 PM #1955    

 

Bill Engelhardt

Fourth Ave in 1951-- looking south near Pine Street. When folks "dressed up" to go downtown. 


01/15/24 06:46 PM #1956    

 

Al Peffley

Pine Street in 2020, after the George Floyd travesty of justice, when racist radicals took over once peaceful Seattle streets and flourishing commerce sections of town. Then came the COVID-19 lockdowns to board up the once popular large and small retail businesses. Homeless tents began to line the streets with an out of control social and unsanitary environmental disaster... Political leadership turns a blind eye to the death throws of a once beautiful Emerald City on Puget Sound. People regretted buying an upscale condo downtown as real estate values began to tank and crime began to soar to new heights in the "CHAD and CHAZ/CHOP" areas of Seattle. The RESET Plan is cast and people begin to flee away from the alarming Seattle "changes".


01/16/24 04:57 PM #1957    

 

Gregg Wilson

The Earth is spinning at 1,000 miles an hour. And the Earth is traveling at 66,000 miles per hour around the Sun. And the Sun is traveling at 390,000 miles per hour around the Milky Way Galaxy. And the Galaxy is traveling at 2.2 million miles an hour through the Universe.

And that is why, officer, I cannot walk in a straight line!


01/17/24 12:34 PM #1958    

 

Linda Pompeo (Worden)

That's a good one Gregg....but can all of those facts be remembered if needed!


01/17/24 05:57 PM #1959    

 

Al Peffley


01/18/24 01:36 AM #1960    

 

Bill Engelhardt

Multnomah Falls, Oregon, on Wednesday.


01/18/24 08:29 AM #1961    

 

Marty Ellison

Another sign of Global Warming 


01/28/24 12:53 AM #1962    

 

Bill Engelhardt

Pine Street --- 1955


01/30/24 02:30 PM #1963    

 

Al Peffley

For "believer" classmates - sharing a recent prophesy message hyperlink:  https://rumble.com/v497c4l-judgment-is-here-and-judgment-is-clear.html


02/03/24 11:55 PM #1964    

 

Al Peffley


02/04/24 12:48 AM #1965    

 

Bill Engelhardt


02/04/24 08:16 AM #1966    

 

Bob Nicholson

Yeah, that's what I'm reading now, Bill... or am I listening to them... I can't remember... darn


02/08/24 02:40 PM #1967    

 

Al Peffley

Bill,

Must be the text book isle sign at an Ivy League University bookstore for Political Science and graduate Law School majors?wink Justice is coming to "the Uniparty" in WDC [and I don't mean the fall election results -- IF there is a fall elecion]...buckle up!

 

 


02/10/24 03:10 PM #1968    

 

Bill Engelhardt

Just in time for the Super Bowl! 

 

 

 


02/14/24 04:23 PM #1969    

 

Bill Engelhardt

Valentine's Day 1964

 

 


02/14/24 11:48 PM #1970    

 

Diane Paulson

https://www.waitsburgtimes.com/story/2016/11/17/specials/wally-a-woodworth/10522.html

 

Wally Woodworth was my English teacher I think Senior year at Highline. Just came across his Obituary.

"In 1960 he moved to Seattle to teach at the "Hi-Line" school district and remained there until 1964.

In 1965, remaining in Seattle, he moved to the "Tyee" High School being offered a teaching position as department head of the English department. The last three years of his teaching career were to fulfill a dream of teaching in the very high school he had graduated from. In 1980, he taught in the Dayton, Wash. high school, watching the students starting as sophomores and graduating their senior year in 1983. Retirement came to Wally that year.

In all his teaching years, he taught English along with literature, journalism, drama, and typing.

In his retirement years, he lived in Walla Walla; Albequerque, New Mexico; Mesa and Apache Junction, Ariz.; and back to Dayton during the last 21 years."

He was unique, had us read Greek philosophers.


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