Here’s something that arrived with no recollection of me ordering it
So, I know it’s a sound bar BUT it’s huge and heavy.
What size TV you think it’s to?
I know I had planned on looking to upgrade my family room system for a bigger TV so I know I did in fact order it. But why didn’t I order the TV?
So that’s the dilemma.
Is it too big? And do i have to get a different subwoofer ?
Someone needs to take my devices away late night
HELP?
Mark has officially put in a request for a Yule log.
Calling all bakers—does anyone have a TRULY foolproof recipe? And I mean foolproof-foolproof. 😅
I’ll be choosing one brave (and lucky) recipe to attempt this weekend before the kids arrive.
The winner gets eternal gratitude… and Gutfeld! merch as a bonus prize!
Help me avoid a holiday baking disaster.😬
Some US Geological History:
December 16, 1811, marked the beginning of the massive New Madrid Earthquake Series, the most powerful earthquakes in U.S. history, centered near New Madrid, Missouri, which caused immense ground shaking, river changes (even making the Mississippi flow backward!), created new lakes (like Reelfoot Lake), and were felt hundreds of miles away, changing the landscape and demonstrating the powerful, yet sparsely populated, frontier's vulnerability.
Key Details of the 1811-1812 New Madrid Earthquakes:
Magnitude: Several major quakes (estimated M 7.0-7.7+) occurred, with a series of powerful shocks from December 1811 to February 1812, followed by thousands of aftershocks.
Impact: Land was uplifted and sunken, fissures opened, landslides occurred, and the Mississippi River's course was temporarily reversed.
Perceptibility: The quakes were felt across the eastern U.S., from New Orleans to New York.
Damage: The frontier region was sparsely populated, so few lives were lost,...
