Rico says yeah, that turned out well...
07 August 2014
History for the day
Rico says yeah, that turned out well...
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
On 7 August 1964, Congress passed the Gulf of Tonkin resolution, giving then-President Lyndon Johnson broad powers in dealing with reported North Vietnamese attacks on United States forces.
Rico says yeah, that turned out well...
Starpacker Badges
The XStylus Touch for the iPad
A curmudgeon looks at the world
Rico says yeah, that turned out well...
Jonesing for it
Rico says that AmeriCymru now provides a Welsh phrase for the day here.
Readers
The current readership of Rico's Rants is better displayed using Google's own stats, so SiteMeter got fired...)
Followers
Rico recommends
Starpacker Badges
Rico also recommends
Rico highly recommends
The XStylus Touch for the iPad
Email Rico
henryfardan1111@gmail.com
AddThis
The video, awaiting funding
Stage 32
ClustrFuck, reset again
Places to buy Rico's stuff and thus support his act
Click the map to see where Rico's been
- View my profile
- Create your own travel map or travel blog
- Cheap flights comparison at TripAdvisor
Get it from Amazon
Cowboy stuff
Civil War stuff
Click any of Rico's sites
- 14th Burmese Lurkers
- Angioma, Cavernous, The Care and Feeding of
- Caps & Kepis
- Delaware Blues
- Fardan's blog
- Jeff Luther's pulp fiction postcards
- Kelley Then & Now
- OhhLaLa Desserts
- Old Baldy CWRT
- Peripatetic Engineer, The
- Phil Kelly's Photos
- Pirate City
- Proofmark (old site)
- Proofmark Cinema
- Quinton Cowboys
- Regional Foods the blog
- Robersonville, North Carolina
- Sandbox, The
- War Geek
Recommended links
Rico's List
Blog Archive
-
▼
2014
(3491)
-
▼
August
(343)
- Whaling boat...
- Rico & (not really) Tina Fey
- Apple for the day
- Wind farm in Rhode Island
- Volcano Erupts in Papua New Guinea, Diverting Flig...
- Have to go to YouTube, sorry
- Zen for the day
- Another one unavailable
- Zen Buddhism
- Testing the rule
- Sad, but true
- Of course it is
- Churches in Ethiopia
- Still unfound
- Franklin lied
- Apple for the day
- History for the day
- Civil War for the day
- Americans and freaks
- Oops was a German naval term
- Idiots for the day
- Mysteries of the Civil War
- The delicate matter of picking your nose
- History for the day
- Apple for the day
- Oops is, yet again, a gub term
- International scam for the day
- Just what we didn't need...
- Pretty place with very strong guys
- Unveiled
- Scary bunch
- Recently stupid selfies
- Hypocrites in the GOP? Really?
- Listen for the shots
- An early selfie
- Authentic? Not likely
- Billy on Robin
- Burning Man, back on
- New law
- More stupid criminals
- Nantucket for the day
- Idiot for the day
- Use an accordion...
- History for the day
- Vatican for the day
- History for the day
- Too small?
- More Ebola for the day
- Ebola for the day
- Mexico deports unaccompanied minors
- And let that be a lesson to you...
- Clever, if sad
- Percussive maintenance
- Gubs in schools
- The song in Rico's head
- Slavery in Brazil
- History for the day
- Gas
- Visiting Uranus
- The prisoners of Ruhleben
- Another great one gone
- The song in Rico's head
- International scam for the day
- Red Sun
- Robin forever
- Knight shot
- Rocking and rolling in California
- Rickman in Dust
- Shaped after Kate Moss' left breast
- Not impossible if it worked
- How big is the Rosetta comet?
- News for the majority
- SpaceX for the day
- Apple for the day
- Finally
- Fired again
- Book review for the day
- Gubs for the day
- Maybe so
- History for the day
- Quote for the day
- Vatican for the day
- More Amish for the day
- Amish abuse for the day
- Gub use for the day
- Bad relationship for the day
- Interspecies kissing
- Like clockwork
- China for the day
- Gub (ugly) for the day
- Crepuscularization complete
- More Westerns for the day
- Gates gets wet
- Helsinki's plan to kill off vehicles
- Exoskeletons for Navy shipbuilders
- Megyn Kelly snaps
- What's old is new again
- Not gonna happen
- WW2, redux
- Stupid human tricks
-
▼
August
(343)
Old West Clothing
No comments:
Post a Comment