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ANG retired · Postby **ANG retired** » Mon Oct 23, 2006 4:55 pm

I never thought of using retaining wall blocks for garden roadbed!!!
Nice!!!
On a side note, "grabbibg a Sam Adams" has a ever so slightly wrong sound to it.
Is there any beers named after wimmens?
Of course, I prefer grabbibg a Heiny...

Tramp · Postby **Tramp** » Mon Oct 23, 2006 5:52 pm

Jon, lovely shots. The young lad must be a very happy boy.

Daisy · Postby **Daisy** » Mon Oct 23, 2006 6:00 pm

thanks ***()#&%^(Q*&*Q*Q714`6&(&*#&NNNNNNN! That set up is so cool, your little boy is truly truly lucky, he looks so sweet, i mean rarely so. nice combination of features from the gene pool too, hm? do birds and stuff ever bombard on in on the deal and make like war of the worlds? ccb. (could be cool).

AG? not sure who you are either. guess i haven't been posting much for a while. too busy shagging. reference tramp. reference pumpkins. reference freezer trees reference . . .

nevermind.

hey, does anyone ever sit by the fire eating possum and mole-roasted chili relenoes (San need recipe or del mar or whoever you are now) drinking Idaho Gold [TM][ reciting poetry here anymore or has it kind of mutated more into a pumpkin-pussy type deal?
:shock:

hot mulled wine on me tonight! tramp's in the kitchen cooking squids!

ps. tramp says we could make a fortune with my pumpkins on the Internet, do you think so?

pps. thanks for the complement to my cat ANG, guess i missed it? never offended by the personal, more by the impersonal. (deep eh?)

pps. i did not write this i am not DAI*(#)%(#*)(sy! i am an elf. troll? i forgot.

ANG retired · Postby **ANG retired** » Mon Oct 23, 2006 6:13 pm

Daisy wrote:thanks ***()#&%^(Q*&*Q*Q714`6&(&*#&NNNNNNN! That set up is so cool, your little boy is truly truly lucky, he looks so sweet, i mean rarely so. nice combination of features from the gene pool too, hm? do birds and stuff ever bombard on in on the deal and make like war of the worlds? ccb. (could be cool).

AG? not sure who you are either. guess i haven't been posting much for a while. too busy shagging. reference tramp. reference pumpkins. reference freezer trees reference . . .

nevermind.

hey, does anyone ever sit by the fire eating possum and mole-roasted chili relenoes (San need recipe or del mar or whoever you are now) drinking Idaho Gold [TM][ reciting poetry here anymore or has it kind of mutated more into a pumpkin-pussy type deal?

hot mulled wine on me tonight! tramp's in the kitchen cooking squids!

ps. i did not write this i am not DAI*(#)%(#*)(sy! i am an elf. troll? i forgot.

ROFLMAO

Yes, Daisy, younz could make a killing on the World Wide Wierd. (I tell my better half that too, she don't listen...)

Speaking of hot mulled wine, MMMMM, I may have to spoile the better half tonight!

Speaking of pumpkin pussy, my better half is making scratch pumpkin pies, she's a dream in the kitchen, as well as the CFO for the Stonycreek Valley RR.

As for outdoor RRing, I hate @#$#@$ crows!
Bird sh!t all over the tracks!

Daisy · Postby **Daisy** » Mon Oct 23, 2006 6:15 pm

Tramp just asked where the bread crumbs and flour were and said in a crazed voice from the kitchen that he was cooking said squids "Greek Style" as in "Husan Style". Advice prease: cut him off the LaBatts? Am thinking DEFINETELy no. Might need Canadian fuel to pull through Husan-Greek style project*.

* involves flame

ps. wow ANG what's a CFO? Is that like a UFO only creamier?

pps. ANG - retired from what? pardon but you don't sound quite retired.

Del Mar · Postby **Del Mar** » Mon Oct 23, 2006 6:21 pm

San

ANG retired · Postby **ANG retired** » Mon Oct 23, 2006 6:26 pm

Daisy wrote::shock:

* involves flame

ps. wow ANG what's a CFO? Is that like a UFO only creamier?

pps. ANG - retired from what? pardon but you don't sound quite retired.

FLAME

Chief Financial Officer! (Kelly's also known as She Who Must Be Obeyed!)
Of course your explanation is much more fun...
Retired from the Air National Guard. One year ago On most other forums, I go by TSGTBob.

Thanks for the "pardon but you don't sound quite retired" comment, but, yes, I did my 23 years and made Kelly happy by retiring.
Trying to find a suitable pic of her and I, but, alas, every camera pointed my way breaks...

No more worrying about her husband on deployments.

So, what happens, her oldest son joins the Army Guard.
And brings home a wife of his own, complete with 2 year old girl!
(Noisy toys here I come...)

Keep the Canadaian Fuel flowing, one never knows where that will lead to...

Speaking of Canada, we be getting their weather here , it be SNOWING!!! :shock:

Mitch · Postby **Mitch** » Mon Oct 23, 2006 6:59 pm

With an ample supply of Labatts, everything will turn out just fine.

Beer company buyouts are not unique to the U.S. On my Canadian fishing vacation last month, we passed what used to be the Labatts brewery on 400 north of Toronto; Labatts is painted out and there is a sign on the property that it is now Molsens. I know it used to be Labatts 'cause I passed it at least 50 times when I was truckin' up that way. Still has that great taste, though. Sadly, we couldn't find any Molsen Golden Ale, so we had to settle for Molsen Export, still, a pretty good brew.

penncentral8885 · Postby **penncentral8885** » Mon Oct 23, 2006 7:28 pm

ps. tramp says we could make a fortune with my pumpkins on the Internet, do you think so?

Yep! Tramps right,,,,I think you should go on and do it!!!!
The pumpkin to your right has an interesting shape to it, is the side faceing the stairs the flat side?

P&R Pete · Postby **P&R Pete** » Mon Oct 23, 2006 7:40 pm

That's what I tell the Redhead. "Let me post your pumpkins on the internet, people will write out checks for money and mail them to our house."

She just laughs, but then she gets this look like she's thinking real hard...

Tramp · Postby **Tramp** » Mon Oct 23, 2006 8:06 pm

Pete, I didn't know Red grew pumpkins. Can you post a few shots? I didn't know the Internet was so interested in pumpkins.

2railjon · Postby **2railjon** » Mon Oct 23, 2006 10:30 pm

T&D, thanks for the compliments on my son!! Luckily he got most of the wifes gene pool!!!! :lol:

And speakin' of pumpkins, heres the latest shot of the tower. I had a chance to stain and weather it today in between runnin-a-muck with the boy. I hope I'm going in the right direction with it. It's not really much to "build" the thing, but final presentation is everything. It looks like the cement stands for the tower base don't exist comercially, so I'm gonna have to hand cast them out of plaster.... :evil:

I'm trying for an old wood looking type tower. PS: I did'nt buy those placemats! They just seem to fit in with the theme of things. :wink:

DDDaiiIizEEEE, I'll post most prize punkin' tomorrow!!!

P&R Pete · Postby **P&R Pete** » Mon Oct 23, 2006 11:13 pm

Tramp, I already posted a freebie. See above.
Hereafter, show her the money!

Jon, another great pic of junior. He never fails to look happy and full of wonder, curiosity. You can just SEE that imagination percolating! Raising kids is a trip, ain't it? I can't fathom my life without mine. Man, we'd love to meet your family someday, and I'm speaking with the Redhead.
(And if it has to include you, well, so be it. :wink:

)

Batman's a hobo. How 'bout it.

rogruth · Postby **rogruth** » Mon Oct 23, 2006 11:23 pm

Let us see more of Daisy. Great water tower , Jon.And a great young Batman also.

hev52 · Postby **hev52** » Mon Oct 23, 2006 11:35 pm

Pumpkins.............yea we got pumpkins................................... :wink:

hev

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