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CRISPINS CRITTERS
- Thread starter Crispin
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Hmmm...
Just got a "Friend request" from an elderly Aunt who loves to crochet.
Shall I call her "The Happy Hooker?"
I'm sorry...
Was that wrong?
Damn my humor again!
Best,
Scott
Just got a "Friend request" from an elderly Aunt who loves to crochet.
Shall I call her "The Happy Hooker?"
I'm sorry...
Was that wrong?
Damn my humor again!
Best,
Scott
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- May 9, 2012
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And, Saturday night,
I feel a spicy chicken "stir fry" from scratch and Sushi tonight...
Dang!
Just talked with a Friend in Lawrence, Kansas.
Could Kansas University be in my future once again?
My "Hometown?"
Let's see what upper level Psychology requirements are involved, for my Bachelor's, shall we?
Best,
Scott
I feel a spicy chicken "stir fry" from scratch and Sushi tonight...
Dang!
Just talked with a Friend in Lawrence, Kansas.
Could Kansas University be in my future once again?
My "Hometown?"
Let's see what upper level Psychology requirements are involved, for my Bachelor's, shall we?
Best,
Scott
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Ah!
Dreadlock holiday!
Dreadlock holiday!
- Nov 19, 2006
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Many political views could be discussed yet.
I'd get banned, you surely bet.
"The views of a Patriot shown,
Is in fact the majority known!"
Scott
I'd get banned, you surely bet.
"The views of a Patriot shown,
Is in fact the majority known!"
Scott
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- Nov 19, 2006
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- Garrett Fortune Hunter, White's CoinMaster, Garrett American S3, Compass Coin Magnum and a couple of others you will only find in museums!
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- Nov 19, 2006
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- Garrett Fortune Hunter, White's CoinMaster, Garrett American S3, Compass Coin Magnum and a couple of others you will only find in museums!
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- All Treasure Hunting
By the way,
What are the laws concerning America's Second Amendment in other countries like Germany? France? The UK?
Anyone have current knowledge of such issues?
Best,
Scott
Squeezed off a few rounds today.
Hit the target with every round fired.
Felt mighty good!
(Practice and sighting in of a new weapon for ambidextrous use....)
Yeah, Scotty still got it!
Now, Please grant me leave to check on Alice and Olive...
The Girls!
The Girls are alright and rockin' also along with my singing.
Imagine that! HA!
What are the laws concerning America's Second Amendment in other countries like Germany? France? The UK?
Anyone have current knowledge of such issues?
Best,
Scott
Squeezed off a few rounds today.
Hit the target with every round fired.
Felt mighty good!
(Practice and sighting in of a new weapon for ambidextrous use....)
Yeah, Scotty still got it!
Now, Please grant me leave to check on Alice and Olive...
The Girls!
The Girls are alright and rockin' also along with my singing.
Imagine that! HA!
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When it comes to female vocalists,
I'm torn between Grace...
And Bonnie...
How about Ann and Nancy?
Who's your favorite female artist?
Best,
Scott
I'm torn between Grace...
And Bonnie...
How about Ann and Nancy?
Who's your favorite female artist?
Best,
Scott
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Hands down.
The best Female vocalist.
Ellen Foley of "Night Court" fame.
Best,
Scott
The best Female vocalist.
Ellen Foley of "Night Court" fame.
Best,
Scott
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Here's a worthy entrant or two....
Best,
Scott
Best,
Scott
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"And now you please tell me of Kansas Athletics."
https://www.google.com/webhp#q=rhode+island+football
ROCK CHALK JAYHAWK!
Best,
Scott
Perhaps a tryout for the baseball team again after 25+years?
Best,
Scott
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dieselram94
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By the way,
What are the laws concerning America's Second Amendment in other countries like Germany? France? The UK?
Anyone have current knowledge of such issues?
Best,
Scott
Squeezed off a few rounds today.
Hit the target with every round fired.
Felt mighty good!
(Practice and sighting in of a new weapon for ambidextrous use....)
Yeah, Scotty still got it!
Now, Please grant me leave to check on Alice and Olive...
The Girls!
The Girls are alright and rockin' also along with my singing.
Imagine that! HA!
Scott, I believe in other countries your second amendment RIGHT is not recognized...
I better stop there so I don't get banned!!!
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dieselram94
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Well I finally got all the teak stripped, cleaned and rebedded. Hopefully tomorrow I'll get it oiled. I'm still deciding if I varnish or just apply oil every three months or so. I think varnish might last three years...hmm
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Guys you won't believe this. Today the 10 y/0 and I met Sherry Culpepper. Who is she? Glad you asked. She was a diver with Mel Fisher when they found " The Atocha" !!!!!!!!! She must be in her 70's now what a beautiful person. I'll share pics of the Atocha find outside of what's stuck in the museum, when I get home. A true treasure hunting legend. And such a sweet person!!!!!!!! More later. Leaving tomorrow, we'll I told my wife we weren't. She said " don't make me whip out my friends Mr Smith and Mr Wesson and come find you two...... I believe her. Oh we have pics and stories see ya soon!
dieselram94
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Looking forward to it!!!! My grandfather bought an Atocha coin on the dock directly from Mel Fisher many years ago.
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- Nov 19, 2006
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Just sent an email....
Best,
Scott
And....
Obviously I mis-typed the address 'cause the "mailer daemon" got a-hold of it and sent it back, laughing at me....
Certainly such a minor setback should encourage me to "hunker down" and try harder!
Hope all had a Pleasant Holiday!
Best,
Scott
- Nov 19, 2006
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- Nov 19, 2006
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Today my locksmith Friend and I went to make a key for a 1975 Dodge "Camper Van."
(Helpful image of a 1975 Dodge "Camper Van.")
Door key, ignition key and locking gas cap key.
Yeah, we got this.
The blank called for is a Y-153 blank. Yep.
We got them, Boss. At the shop. In the "OLD" section that I maintain.....
So we show up at the job site and a woman meets us there.
Folks,
I need to describe this woman. Really.
She was maybe a year or two older than me.
The story is that she and a few friends had purchased this vehicle after graduating high school in the late 70's with thoughts of traveling the country. I think, "Yeah....OK. Doesn't really help me to make a key...."
When my locksmith Friend and I retreated to the van to regroup, I looked at him and said,
"We got us a 'talker.'"
I told him that I would keep her occupied while he worked.
Well, I did both.....
She was about 5' 6'' and weighed every bit of 250 pounds.
To make a key, you must pull the door lock, break it down and read the pins to cut a key.
The same key works the ignition.
So I'm removing the door panel to get to the door lock and she is telling the story again. Sheesh!
So I said, "I thought you might have wanted to follow the Grateful Dead across the country."
She said, "No, I'm more into Janis Joplin."
So, As I started to disconnect the linkage and remove the door lock,
I starting singing softly,
"Didn't I make you feel, like you were the only one....."
WOW! She damn near crowded me while I was working!
(What's the name of Scotty's aftershave lotion?)
Long story short....
We made keys for the door and ignition and I picked open the locking gas cap and we took it back to the shop where I have my "Tryout" keys.
After about the 10-12th key that I tried, I found one that worked perfectly.
I cut 2 duplicates and will call her tomorrow to come pick them up.
A new locking gas cap is what, $30?
I'll charge maybe $10.
If she sings some Janis for me!
Hope that everybody's day is so new and interesting!
Best,
Always,
Scott
PS.
Her Dodge was in a less better condition, having sat for a few years....(Think about it for a minute.....)
(Helpful image of a 1975 Dodge "Camper Van.")
Door key, ignition key and locking gas cap key.
Yeah, we got this.
The blank called for is a Y-153 blank. Yep.
We got them, Boss. At the shop. In the "OLD" section that I maintain.....
So we show up at the job site and a woman meets us there.
Folks,
I need to describe this woman. Really.
She was maybe a year or two older than me.
The story is that she and a few friends had purchased this vehicle after graduating high school in the late 70's with thoughts of traveling the country. I think, "Yeah....OK. Doesn't really help me to make a key...."
When my locksmith Friend and I retreated to the van to regroup, I looked at him and said,
"We got us a 'talker.'"
I told him that I would keep her occupied while he worked.
Well, I did both.....
She was about 5' 6'' and weighed every bit of 250 pounds.
To make a key, you must pull the door lock, break it down and read the pins to cut a key.
The same key works the ignition.
So I'm removing the door panel to get to the door lock and she is telling the story again. Sheesh!
So I said, "I thought you might have wanted to follow the Grateful Dead across the country."
She said, "No, I'm more into Janis Joplin."
So, As I started to disconnect the linkage and remove the door lock,
I starting singing softly,
"Didn't I make you feel, like you were the only one....."
WOW! She damn near crowded me while I was working!
(What's the name of Scotty's aftershave lotion?)
Long story short....
We made keys for the door and ignition and I picked open the locking gas cap and we took it back to the shop where I have my "Tryout" keys.
After about the 10-12th key that I tried, I found one that worked perfectly.
I cut 2 duplicates and will call her tomorrow to come pick them up.
A new locking gas cap is what, $30?
I'll charge maybe $10.
If she sings some Janis for me!
Hope that everybody's day is so new and interesting!
Best,
Always,
Scott
PS.
Her Dodge was in a less better condition, having sat for a few years....(Think about it for a minute.....)
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dieselram94
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I wish I could get a picture, after my grandmother passed away he gave the coin to one of my aunts. She is across the country. I doubt I ever see that coin again, I can tell you though it was pretty!
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