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guitars make thicker slices.

When I see this I never know whether to get very angry or sit down and sob.

Nor will a bulleet.

or..it's the pandas butt looks like a cat

Dad was offshore with the invasion forces when the bombs dropped. He was used to help organize the Japanese rail freight system agqin.

YAH AAAT SEEE

I don't think so!! I saw a pair of Cobras on the second day of the 1968 TET offensive that were easily the most beautiful flying device I have ever seen. We were in no great danger but the cobras still were lovely flying around our perimeter. Their call: BRRIIIIIIP. Was also a welcome sound. They didn't stay long as they had other business but I still will remember them always.

Where's the fun in that??

That looks like something a club could buy and rent out to it's members. I know it would get some action in the Ozark Posse.

Were you that one? naw your'e too young. but maybe. If you were, then thank you for a most enjoyable and informative evening!

They are monsters. Most will attack me on sight. There are some that continuously plan for my demise and stay happy little kitties until I visit. Usually the visit ends up with one or both of us bleeding. I am ahead.

I likes it with ham. One of the best pizzas I have ever eaten was made with freshly sliced tomatoes and salami.

Not necessary!!!!!

I rarely turn down anything with alcohol in it but the kirsch wasser is truly nasty.

Them hands have some serious miles on them.

I stopped at my favorite gas station in the early '50s and filled up my '39 Chevy. There was an intense gas war in progress and the station owner was showing his disgust. I paid $.09 a gallon. He pumped his tanks dry and closed the station until folks came back to their senses.

Pcan

Lookin good, Brother!!!~!!

Man, that's a knarly looking trigger finger.

Cain't make it agin this year. I was afraid this might happen with age so, look for me in the Alamo. I'll be there for a while.

We celebrated 60 this summer.

I'm liking Kelly Young for any of these competitions.

Worked fine on an old MAC and Quick Time. That long nose is what a War Bird is supposed to look like. Enjoyed it. Took me back to the late 40s when our high school library had ID sets of all US, English, German and Japanese minatures for practice in aircraft Identification.

I was glad to see the military decoration that I consider to be the most envied by those of us that don't have it. I was offered the opportunity to earn one by volunteering for nighttime patrol leader around the IIFFV compound. I didn't take the opportunity. I was pleased with my decision then but wish I had done otherwise now. Glad to see the smile!

Was anyone as impressed as I by the number of "service stripes" on that sheriff's sleeve?