Afternoon, everyone.
Steve, sorry to hear about your brother getting laid off. Are you saying you are in another group that might be laid off next week or do you know for sure. I hope it's not the latter.

Maybe if we can hold another G20 meeting and get Argentina and Thailand to kick in an extra thousand bucks, we can solve this whole crisis.
David, I've tried those easy loaders and they always end up damaging the magazine lip. Without getting too much into politics, one of the reasons I left California was the increasing restrictions of citizen rights, including the right to protect yourself and your family. Alabama doesn't have some of the nut case people running things that we have in California.
Chris, Rex does have kind of a scary look with that hammer and nail gun. I think I could have handled him with a taser rather than shooting him though.
Rex, it got down to 29 here so you were a little colder than us. My poor banana tree is looking pretty sad so I guess it's time to cut it back and wait for spring again. It's breezy and the humidity is only 24%. With the small amount of rain we've gotten, I'm surprised we haven't had more fires breaking out.
ICG, there does seem to be a lot of model railroaders who are also into guns. I don't know what that means but I know I'll never try to filch a locomotive during a layout visit.
Phillip, I got them all right except the bus driver question so I guess I'm only progressing slowly into senility.
Corey, it was the same temperature in Minneapolis as it was in Montgomery for a few hours last night. Thankfully, I don't have an entire winter of that to look forward to.
Hope everyone has a good a day as they can. It's my wife's birthday today so she gets to go out to her favorite Mexican restaurant and wear the big sombrero while the staff sings Happy Birthday in Spanish. Don't ask me why but she actually loves that kind of thing.
