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ever notice how some folks have to get the last word in?

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R J

Quote from: kiwi#9582 on Thu 25, Apr 2013, 21:07:11
Quote from: Willow on Thu 25, Apr 2013, 19:51:56
Good enough for an "also ran", Kiwi.   ;)

OK....  This is the end for sure.... really.....    :roll:

kiwi, that is just wishful thinking.     :evil: :tickedoff:
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Willow


HayHauler

Quote from: R J on Thu 25, Apr 2013, 21:13:17
Quote from: kiwi#9582 on Thu 25, Apr 2013, 21:07:11
Quote from: Willow on Thu 25, Apr 2013, 19:51:56
Good enough for an "also ran", Kiwi.   ;)

OK....  This is the end for sure.... really.....    :roll:

kiwi, that is just wishful thinking.     :evil: :tickedoff:
VERY wishful thinking.   :)

Hay 8)
Jimmyt.
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Willow


R J

Hey Gunny, what has Elvis the Pelvis got to do with this?

He was a wiggly singer wasn't he?

Yupper, dat what i thought.

Night Night.
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Willow

Quote from: R J on Thu 25, Apr 2013, 23:38:21
Hey Gunny, what has Elvis the Pelvis got to do with this?

R J, he's been gone for thirty-five years now.  We try to never speak ill of the dead.   :coolsmiley:

Come to think of it, I don't think I've heard anyone refer to him as "The Pelvis" for about fifty years.

To answer your question, people like to imitate Elvis when he said, "Thank you.  Thank you very much."

Good morning, R J.   :)

HayHauler

Quote from: Willow on Fri 26, Apr 2013, 09:35:38
Quote from: R J on Thu 25, Apr 2013, 23:38:21
Hey Gunny, what has Elvis the Pelvis got to do with this?

R J, he's been gone for thirty-five years now.  We try to never speak ill of the dead.   :coolsmiley:

Come to think of it, I don't think I've heard anyone refer to him as "The Pelvis" for about fifty years.

To answer your question, people like to imitate Elvis when he said, "Thank you.  Thank you very much."

Good morning, R J.   :)
Mornin' y'all.

Hay 8)
Jimmyt
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R J

Yeah Gunny, I remember the day he died.

It was on all the radios and they were breaking in on every radio and some TV of his death, then who found him, and finally all about his latest girl friend at the time for about a week in my area.

The day he passed in 1977 I was working the Lake Tahoe area on a motor.   Got caught in a frog choker rain with about 3 accidents every 1/2 hour.    Usually only 2 of us covered this area in daylight hours.     Before the rain stopped we had 2 more motor officers and 4 single car cruisers on site for assistance.    Was a weird day for us.    Traffic up the ving vang to bother with and like I said about 3 accidents every 1/2 hour for 3 or 4 hours.    I know my shift was to end at 2 pm that day, I finally got home at 9:00 PM & I had to be back out on the Highway at 6:00 AM.   
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Willow

Quote from: HayHauler on Fri 26, Apr 2013, 09:43:51
Quote from: Willow on Fri 26, Apr 2013, 09:35:38
Quote from: R J on Thu 25, Apr 2013, 23:38:21
Hey Gunny, what has Elvis the Pelvis got to do with this?

R J, he's been gone for thirty-five years now.  We try to never speak ill of the dead.   :coolsmiley:

Come to think of it, I don't think I've heard anyone refer to him as "The Pelvis" for about fifty years.

To answer your question, people like to imitate Elvis when he said, "Thank you.  Thank you very much."

Good morning, R J.   :)
Mornin' y'all.

Hay 8)
Jimmyt

Good morning, Jimmy.

R J

What are your work hours today Gunny, or, are you already at work?
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HayHauler

Quote from: R J on Fri 26, Apr 2013, 11:45:39
What are your work hours today Gunny, or, are you already at work?
Let's just say............ "flexible" OK?

Hay  8)
Jimmyt
VRCC# 28963

R J

that is probably very possible knowing a retired Marine.    LOL :cooldude: :cooldude: :tickedoff: :tickedoff:
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Willow


HayHauler

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HayHauler

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R J

Quote from: Willow on Fri 26, Apr 2013, 16:11:42
I'm off today.

HayHauler is quite correct. 

Now ya done give him a bubble buster.

Oh well, thanks anyway.
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flcjr

Hi all,

Just sneaking a word in. It's been awhile since I checked on this thread and thought maybe I would catch RJ knapping and get the last word for a couple of hours. ;D

HayHauler

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R J

Sorry, only nap between 4:00 & 6:00 PM, then again from 10:00 to 11:30 PM almost like clock work.

Then from 2:00 AM to 9:30 AM if possible.    Depends on how the old back is feelin.

I worked on dethatching the yard & mowing what I gone done.    I'll have a helper tomorrow after church, and will finish it.

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Irish-Valk

Lets wrap up this thread now.
Anyone wanting to reply, I suggest starting a new thread..

Willow

Quote from: Irish-Valk on Tue 07, May 2013, 17:31:13
Lets wrap up this thread now.
Anyone wanting to reply, I suggest starting a new thread..

Well, it was wrapped up until you dug it out of its grave.

Thanks a lot, Irish.   >:(

Moonshot_1

Was going to give it a couple more days then quietly win the day.

But NNNNNNOOOOOOOOOOO.
Mike Luken 


Cherokee, Ia.
Former Iowa Patriot Guard Ride Captain

R J

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Willow

Quote from: R J on Tue 07, May 2013, 19:40:16
This post will never die.   Trust me.

:cooldude: :cooldude: :cooldude: :coolsmiley: :coolsmiley: :coolsmiley: :tickedoff: :tickedoff: :tickedoff: :2funny: :2funny: :2funny:

Never is far, far longer than it sounds.

All good things come to an end.   :)

Karen

That could mean I might go on for eternity.... Had my first ride on the scooter since I broke my foot 9 weeks ago. It was like finding my missing parts. Life is good!

HayHauler

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R J

Quote from: Willow on Tue 07, May 2013, 20:17:28
Quote from: R J on Tue 07, May 2013, 19:40:16
This post will never die.   Trust me.

:cooldude: :cooldude: :cooldude: :coolsmiley: :coolsmiley: :coolsmiley: :tickedoff: :tickedoff: :tickedoff: :2funny: :2funny: :2funny:

Never is far, far longer than it sounds.

All good things come to an end.   :)

Willow, if that be the case, it is a bad thing.    LOL.

:2funny: :2funny: :2funny:
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Willow

Quote from: R J on Wed 08, May 2013, 06:37:12
Willow, if that be the case, it is a bad thing.    LOL.

:2funny: :2funny: :2funny:

R J, it's neither good nor bad of itself.  It's just the way it is. 

R J

Whew, ya had me worried there for a minute.

Cheers Brother and Semper fi.
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HayHauler

man, close call yesterday.......
Glad I'm still here.

Hay 8)
Jimmyt
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R J

JimmyT, damn it lad, wha happen.

It not nice to lead us up to something and then pop, ya stop.

So what ever it was, we glad nuttin serious happened.
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HayHauler

Oncoming pickemuptruck turned left right in front of me.......  I didn't think he was turning, no blinkee, and he was moving pretty fast, not slowing to turn you know?  Locked up both brakes twice trying to stop.  Felt the front trying to take me down and let off/got back on them hard.  CT saved my life yesterday!

If I would have been in the Big White Dodge, his passenger would have been dead.  No way I could have stopped that 8,000 lb 4x4 truck in that amount of time.

Thank the Lord above, he was watching out for me yesterday, just like everyday.  You know how they say He watches out for fools and little kids?  hehe

Still picking out "tighty whiteys" outta my arse...

Hay  8)
Jimmyt
VRCC# 28963

Willow

I'm glad you came out okay on that one, Jimmy.

Sometimes it gets a little scarey out there, but it beats spending a lifetime in the living room rocking chair.

R J

Glad to her ya had enough smarts to get off the front and then back on it to stop.

I was trolling along in the big white Dakota by the County park just about 10 minutes ago.

Popped over the top of the hill about 60 in a 45, and 1/2 way down the hill was 3 pedestrians on the sidewalk running around each other.    Thought that was strange until I got closer look.      About a 1 year old fawn was standing in the middle of them trying to grab bread out of their hands as they went flying by in front of him......       Laid on the binders and one tire broke loose and squalled.   Didn't take that little character long to disappear into the jungle of timber.

Last I knew there were about 20 of those forest rats living in there.   So damn many people who walk by there getting their exercise carry bread to feed them.    They will walk up to anyone to get a snack.

Wife has picked 2 of them off in the past 6 months with the Highlander.   I told her the more she wiped out the less of a chance they had of getting me on the Trike(s).     She didn't like that suggestion.
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HayHauler

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Hooter



   Hey Hay,

       Not many people use blinkers anymore. Quite irritating!
You are never lost if you don't care where you are!

Moonshot_1

Quote from: Hooter on Wed 08, May 2013, 17:28:04


   Hey Hay,

       Not many people use blinkers anymore. Quite irritating!

Shortage of blinker fluid. Refineries can't keep up with demand and shortage of raw fluid. Later on this summer when the lightning bugs come out, the supply will increase. That's where the fluid comes from.
Mike Luken 


Cherokee, Ia.
Former Iowa Patriot Guard Ride Captain

Willow