The horrible death and resurrection of Codename: Mackadamia !

I have the radio on and can't believe they're playing A Day In Life.

Sgt Peppers is my second all time favorite album. I still remember the first time I heard it all those years ago what was 45+ years ago.

Thats a riot !

I didn't watch the Super Bowl and don't feel like I really missed anything.

Than again...I hear it was a really good game but just the same, I can't take all the more money, more money, more money pageantry it has turned into.

(we don't have 'cable' actually we can't get it, we had satellite TV but it just got to expensive for the entertainment to cost ratio)

Mackaters...I haven't been posting like I use to because I've been actually doing pretty good mentally and when Old Mack is doing pretty good mentally, he gets thing done around the house and he also spends alot of time playing chess.

Been posting at a bunch of other websites to...as a matter of fact just last night I just joined:




It's one of my dreams to restore a old tractor...may some day ! If not...it's just fun to read about them.

Just think how awesome this would be if it looked like it just came out of the showroom:

Dear Mack

Glad you are doing well at the mo

Nah Ville Sky Chick wrote:Dear Mack

Glad you are doing well at the mo

Thanks...hope all is well in Nah Ville Skyland.

My buddie came over today...we got alot of work done and played about 15 games of chess, while Lab Rat (my squeeze) surfed the WWW and did this and that all day.

It's good to be alive. (and sober)

A father buys a lie detector robot that slaps people when they lie. He decides to test it out at dinner one night.
The father asks his son what he did that afternoon. The son says, "I did some schoolwork."

The robot slaps the son.

The son says, "OK, OK! I was at a friend's house watching movies."
Dad asks, "What movie did you watch?" Son says, "Don't look back."

The robot slaps the son.

Son says, "OK, OK! We were watching porn."

Dad says,"What? At your age I didn't even know what porn was."

The robot slaps the father.

Mom laughs and says,"Well, he certainly is your son."

The robot slaps the mother.

^ dat's funny Mr Mack, dat made me laff

edit - an I didn't get slapped!

TANKS (no H)

Man...I'd love to hang out with this chick:

I really don't photoshop'd pictures...BUT this one is kinda funny !

^ I like that, Mack! Blimey, that's about as primitive and basic as a modern machine can get, I reckon. And for that, here's a nice pre-war British bike, a 1937 BSA V-twin just like my Dad used to own (you've seen the pic).

I WANT ONE AND YES I'M REMEMBER THE PICTURE !

I LOVE OLD ENGLISH BIKES ! HELL, I LOVE ANYTHING OLD WITH WHEEELS !

On the morning of September 13, 1948, Free raised the American motorcycle speed record by riding the very first Vincent HRD (it is debated as to whether it was a Black Lightning or Black Shadow), owned by the California sportsman John Edgar and sponsored by Mobil Oil, to a speed of 150.313 mph (241.905 km/h). Special features included the first-ever Vincent use of a rear shock absorber, the first Mk II racing cams, and horizontally-mounted racing carburetors.

...The Vincent used is sometimes mistaken for a SeriesB machine, having the stamp BB on its engine casing – but is actually a works-modified machine, and recognized as the first, or prototype of 30 Lightnings. The bike remained racing in the United States until the mid 1960s, and then resided virtually intact in the private collection of Herb Harris of Austin, Texas. The bike was sold from the Harris collection in November 2010 for US$ 1 million. This is the highest price ever paid for a motorcycle, and the first motorcycle to sell for over 1 million dollars.

As a Catholic...I hope the Pope brings in a new era !

Mackaters...Old Mack has been binge'n on:

Old Mack wrote:As a Catholic...I hope the Pope brings in a new era !

me too

as a catholic

I'll bet half the people in that picture weren't even born when she was in office.

I'll bet half the people in that picture have to much time on their hands.

who wrote that? a terrorist?

I don't know BUT I'm listening to Jackie Brown as I type this:

Is this your life, Jackie Brown?
Poorly educated and forced to live on the poor side of town.
Is this your daughter, Jackie Brown?
This pretty little girl
In the worn out clothes
That have been hand-me down.
Is this your wife, Jackie Brown?
With sad blue eyes, walking on eggshells so you don't see her frown.
Is this your family, Jackie Brown?

Dream of vacationing on a mountain stream
And giving the world more than it gave you.
What ugly truths freedom brings
And it hasn't been very kind to you.
Is this your life, Jackie Brown?

Is this your meal, Jackie Brown?
Barely enough, I've seen people throw away more than this out.
Is this your home, Jackie Brown?
This three room shack
With no running water
And the bathroom out back.
Is this your grave, Jackie Brown?
This little piece of limestone that says another desperate man took himself out.
Is this your dream, Jackie Brown?

Going nowhere and nowhere fast
We shame ourselves to watch people like this live.
But who gives a damn about Jackie Brown?
Just another lazy man who couldn't take what was his.
One helluva life Jackie Brown.
Forevermore, Jackie Brown
Amen and amen - Jackie Brown?

When I tell people I was in the Army, I always tell them I served in a very dangerous place...Washington, DC !

It's always good for a chuckle !

I forget what they call it but DC has a really good subway system...so it's pretty easy to get around without a car. (anywhere worth going to)

I use to have anxiety attacks going down those escalators, there like a mile long !

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