The Last Bass Outpost

I believe all or almost all the videos I saw were from ten years ago. 

He performs like someone who learned how to sing and play bass at the same time at an early age.  There is a fluidity going on.  Because if you don't learn early, there can be a tendency to have to put the bass playing on automatic pilot  out of necessity while you sing.  I'm usually interested with almost anything featuring a violin bass, but this is especially good.  There is also the factor that I tend to like Texas country more than Nashville, although my exposure to the Texas style has been very limited. 

I prefer happy endings.  Stay positive and all that.  That's why it baffles me when women want to see chick flicks that make them cry.  I've just never been able to totally grasp that. 

^^^
I have a brick house.  But after being around tornadoes and hurricanes so much in my life, I'm not sure what I'd feel completely safe in anymore.  Maybe a fallout shelter. 

Florida building code is tough, but Michael was tougher----

https://www.miamiherald.com/news/state/florida/article219862625.html

I think maybe people in the Panama City area and various other areas along the Gulf Coast may have become lulled into a false sense of security through the years.  The last time that area had experienced a hurricane that intense evidently was in 1851.  Pass Christian, Mississippi, on the other hand, where Camille made landfall--the people have a different attitude.  Even years after Camille they were still talking about it in a fearful way when I was there.  As for Panama City, there always seemed to be a certain allure to that place.  I'm not sure how it will affect people wanting to live and build there, though. 

In my earlier post, I mentioned an article in which someone was saying Hurricane Michael was hyped.  What a lunatic.  He is saying it was a fake Category 4 hurricane, that the numbers on it aren't real and that climate change isn't real, either.  I wouldn't be surprised if he believes  in a flat earth, too.  I agree that sometimes the media can exaggerate, but people like this are beyond absurd. 

Note:

I just now ran across these NBC News videos on Mexico Beach & Panama City.

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/weather/officials-worry-hurricane-michael-death-toll-could-rise-crews-struggle-n918936

Delicious.

I'm certain that it will be priced in a manner that could send one into a diabetic coma, though...

Even without having diabetes. 

There is a guy at TB from Switzerland who used to post on a regular basis.  But I don't remember his name and haven't even been there in years.  If I remember correctly, I think he posted in OT a lot. 

Very good news for a change.