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Cypress Sun

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  1. My understanding is that there is only one of them left in the entire world, in Oregon. There used to be one on every corner so it seemed.
  2. Scottys (Fl based hardware stores) Chief Charlies (best steakhouse around here for years) The House of Hobbys (local hobby house that you couldn't even hardly walk around in, yet the owner, Bob, knew where every item was) Shooter's Shack (one of the coolest local gun stores around) Woolworths Zaires Maas Brothers Piedmont Airlines Pontiac Frisch's Big Boy (my first real job was at Frisch's, I ate pretty good working there as a freshly moved out of the house teen and they had REAL food) Biff Burger (always loved their double cheeseburgers) The Sandpiper Bar (had a lot of good times there...too good...glad they closed 45 years ago) Ryan's Gyms & Junk Concadora's (best place for Italian food, especially for pizza and Italian sausage/Parm sub).
  3. Every time I see that picture, it looks like Earnhardt with long hair in a pool.
  4. This company is charging $6.75 extra to claim that you're an adult? That's crazy! What company is this? If you don't want to state the company name here, please PM me the info, if you would, so that I NEVER purchase anything from them.
  5. I'll never forget the first time some sweet young thang said "Excuse me Sir, could you...." Heavy sigh...
  6. You might notice some pretty famous musicians in this band.
  7. I've seen your list plus dozens of other distracted drivers over the years. Years ago, they made driving without a seat belt a secondary offense, now it morphed into a primary offense that they can pull you over for and issue a citation .If the cops around here would just enforce the cell phone laws (secondary offense) alone, I'd bet the accident rates would drop by 40 - 50% at least. Better yet, make it a primary offense.
  8. Insurance lawyers. It seems to be more prevalent over the last six months or so.
  9. Murder in Coweta County, a made for tv movie. Andy Griffith as a killer who pistol whips a man to death and Johnny Cash as the sheriff trying to catch him. I was somewhat shocked that Andy Griffith was a cold blooded killer.
  10. I had no idea that he'd been in that many movies and tv shows. I always remember him for portraying Texas Ranger Frank Hamer in Bonnie and Clyde and Uncle Jesse in The Dukes of Hazzard although I wasn't a Dukes fan.
  11. They still are around my house.
  12. Had a good friend that flew a Jug in the ETO. He told me that he "flew more Krauts into the ground" than he shot down, especially near the end of the war. RIP Jerry
  13. My parents ordered National Geographic, Reader Digest and two newspapers, The St. Pete Times and the Clearwater Sun (St. Pete Times is now the Tampa Bay Times and is a left wing paper and the Clearwater Sun went out of business 40 years ago mol). I liked going to my Grandparents house because he had Popular Mechanics, True Detective and Argosy magazines that I would read cover to cover multiple times. In the teenage years, I had Playboy and Penthouse magazines that were well hidden. They never found that hiding place until many years after I moved out when they were selling the house and only because I showed them where it was. When I was about 10 or so, I found that the raised wooden shoe rack that spanned the length of my closet lifted up and had plenty of room under it. When I showed them were my hiding place was all those years later, there was still an old Playboy under it.
  14. Was the skeleton lonely because he had nobody?
  15. A tubing cutter won't go all the way through if you tighten it in minimal increments. If you don't want the indentation so sharply embossed, you could always intentionally dull a tubing cutter wheel. You could use the Dremel style bit/cutting wheel pictured also if you practice and have a variable speed tool as they are hard to control without practice. Good luck.
  16. It is $80 per pound or $5.00 per ounce. The small bottles contain 9 ounces which would make them $45.00 per bottle following the same math...however, the OP only set a price for the 5 pounders. I know people (not me) that would jump all over this if they lived even remotely close to Sparky.
  17. Better than a squeaky toy and more nutritious than a dried up tailbone!
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