EricJ

Worked till 330 then went to the library for an hour.

Watching a History channel dvd on crime in the 1930's.

This: And this:This:This:This:And before I get kicked off for so many pictures, this for my wife:

This is from 2 weeks ago. It has to go in for a new cat so I am not going to do anything right now. Plus the other one needs some rust touch up so it won't be cleaned for awhile not to mention seeing about a new HVAC control unit when $ allows.

Yes I have. If I had 8 grand to spend only on car improvements, the Impala would be getting a new engine and transmission, some paint/body touch ups, and a couple other things mechanically.

That Charger REALLY made me cry.

There needs to be a barf smiley.

I saw a few records I had on cassette originally (Hysteria, Peace Sells But Who's Buying? Flick Of the Switch), But the only Weird Al they had was his TV show and UHF. I already have UHF.

9pm Wednesday; we just got back from the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame. There was an entire section of reissued records and 45s. Not used ones, either. They even had Iron Man 2 "soundtrack" in the AC/DC section. They were NOT the prices records used to be though; try an average of $28.

I still want to get (again) a PS2 and get the games I had before, and keep them.

My wife would love that. My guy is Barricade.

That's how garages should be; nice "extra" stuff in them, but still have vehicles in them and not crowded. I hate seeing a driveway going right up to a flat wall where it's now an "extra room." Or a drive curving around where the garage was. Whenever I see one like that I think of the list that said "Only in America do we keep hundreds of dollars worth of junk in the garage while a vehicle costing thousands sits outside." I'd love to have a garage. Sorry for the rant.:o

Too bad on that. I always wondered what the song (16 Tons) was referring to by "Company Store." It would have been cool to see a picture or two of that "currency."

20 years ago when I had my (used. actually ABused but not by me' date=' by the previous owner) Malibu the owners manual had in it all the different radio types and instructions listed. Mine was just the radio, while a similar p.o.s. LeMans my sister had when I went to use it once I saw the face was huge when I went to turn the radio on so I pushed it and it flipped open. I had one tape still (a sound effects 8 track), and the heads were so worn and dirty it chewed the tape just like in License To Drive. But back to collections, I used to collect license plates and keychains. I scrapped the plates I couldn't put up in the shed, and sold some of my chains.[img']http://i743.photobucket.com/albums/xx72/EJ1969/104_0037-1.jpg[/img]

Reading that, does anyone remember seeing 8 tracks in the stores (Goodwill now doesn't count;))? I sort of miss them and cassettes too. Could take a beating, unlike cd's.

I always liked Beagles and Dalmations. The last dog I had was when I was at home; an Akita named Sasha.

:bow: I scrapped my old red white and blue ohio tags for the blue "scenic" ohio ones in May, otherwise I'd have had sent one to you. I don't have room in my shed for any more plates so I got rid of the rest.

Mr. Midnight literally swats at us if we try to walk by him without petting him. Sometimes even after we do he wants his ears scratched and swats more with his claws.

Holly our 15 year old "daughter": And Mr. Midnight, our 5 year old "son":

Someday.....

In 1989 I missed 3 million bucks because I picked 638 as my numbers, and that night they came up 636. A couple years later (I wasn't playing obviously) they DID come up 638. But the biggest thing I won size wise was a 3 foot tall teddy bear when I was 9 from guessing how many things in the jar. In 1993 I won 2 hats and 2 shirts of Wayne's World 2, along with 2 passes to Tombstone preview. I wasn't able to go so I gave the passes away. went to see it after it was regularly released. My mom says now and then I should play the lotto; then I have to remind her where that got me.

I'm asking a relative of mine to help me set up a budget whenever I can get working again.

I never had heard of the technique until now.

Saw a couple today at a weekly show here. It was good to meet you finally, Tom. And to see your '32 in person. Awesome job on it.

Well, what can I say? The site's new to me.