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perzacklyjacfan wrote:Ah now that you mention it!! It was after several strawberry vodkas and several Midori and pineapples and a few cowboys and a glass of water. I see what you are thinking!!!Julian Mayo wrote:was this before or after several strawberry vodkas ??jacfan wrote:Yep and lots of men in white coats..
What's waterjacfan wrote:Ah now that you mention it!! It was after several strawberry vodkas and several Midori and pineapples and a few cowboys and a glass of water. I see what you are thinking!!!
Hey thanks..free drinks are always welcome...gkaytaz wrote:I need a real tough drink just about now. Care to join me? Jacfan? Kapel? JayVee? Anyone? I am buying.Yeah Julian, you too. A WT and Coke for Julian right away please.
Her cooking proved to be more dangerous than the bullets, so we came to an agreement: no fires lit except the fireplace in the living roomJulian Mayo wrote:What does she use them for ?:shock:gkaytaz wrote: Yeah, that's pretty much the very first rule newcomers get to learn hereAs for the vest and helmet... I happen to own the ugliest Gore-Tex jacket ever manufactured (don't get me started on the color). Any kinda bullet would refuse to go near it, let alone through. Got the helmet thing covered too: the wife has a full set of woks and pans which she never uses for cooking. So I might just as well put them to good use.
Well, that was years ago of course. Since then many things have changed (bought her a new set of Teflonware). But then, no one asked me since when I own that Gore-Tex and the frying pans 
Just perfect. Now the GP is a mere 53 hrs away things are looking bright.mlittle wrote:Ahh, finally.....something to go along with all those iced teas. Barkeep, one mini pizza and one very large iced tea. How's everybody this fine evening?
Things are looking bright, especially is, like me, you follow North American motorsports(a/k/a ChampCar and the IRL); both have races this weekend, they're both on road courses(Montreal-Gilles Villeneuve Circuit; Sonoma-Infineon Raceway) and both races have championship implications. Like I said, things are definitely looking bright for the weekend.gkaytaz wrote:Just perfect. Now the GP is a mere 53 hrs away things are looking bright.mlittle wrote:Ahh, finally.....something to go along with all those iced teas. Barkeep, one mini pizza and one very large iced tea. How's everybody this fine evening?
I agree totally. Dinner out Saturday night, followed by drinks and a few games of cards. If I get home in time, watch the World Poker Tour (or record it) then Sunday the return of the GP!!!!! Who could ask for anything more.gkaytaz wrote:Just perfect. Now the GP is a mere 53 hrs away things are looking bright.mlittle wrote:Ahh, finally.....something to go along with all those iced teas. Barkeep, one mini pizza and one very large iced tea. How's everybody this fine evening?
Additionally I am trying to work in an early brunch before heading to the track.jacfan wrote:I agree totally. Dinner out Saturday night, followed by drinks and a few games of cards. If I get home in time, watch the World Poker Tour (or record it) then Sunday the return of the GP!!!!! Who could ask for anything more.gkaytaz wrote:Just perfect. Now the GP is a mere 53 hrs away things are looking bright.mlittle wrote:Ahh, finally.....something to go along with all those iced teas. Barkeep, one mini pizza and one very large iced tea. How's everybody this fine evening?
The stuff, which when added to oily tracks, makes F1 really interestinggkaytaz wrote:What's waterjacfan wrote:Ah now that you mention it!! It was after several strawberry vodkas and several Midori and pineapples and a few cowboys and a glass of water. I see what you are thinking!!!
Believe me guys,....you do not want to meet Mr Wooden Spoonjacfan wrote:Food is restocked for anyone wanting a snack. Mini pizza, mini quiche, antipasto platter and chips, bikkies and dips. There are half a dozen mini ham and cheese croissants BUT they are strictly for Julian and anyone caught snaffling them will be severely dealt with by Mr Wooden Spoon!!!
Enjoy!!!!!
jacfan wrote:I agree totally. Dinner out Saturday night, followed by drinks and a few games of cards. If I get home in time, watch the World Poker Tour (or record it) then Sunday the return of the GP!!!!! Who could ask for anything more.gkaytaz wrote:Just perfect. Now the GP is a mere 53 hrs away things are looking bright.mlittle wrote:Ahh, finally.....something to go along with all those iced teas. Barkeep, one mini pizza and one very large iced tea. How's everybody this fine evening?
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Julian Mayo wrote:Not a 9 iron, that woud be too "lofted"<T-K> wrote:Nup....thats how I bought it.....Julian Mayo wrote:
Tis not likely to for a while, TK. I needed a mooring anchor.....n there was this big lump of rusty iron just behind the propeller......(have you seen what the termites have done to thatIf i am not mistaken, that should be the head of a golf club.....
Long???<T-K> wrote:Julian Mayo wrote:Not a 9 iron, that woud be too "lofted"<T-K> wrote:
Nup....thats how I bought it.....
More of a 3 wood..........long , low tragectory, followed by a hard impact and a lot of roll.....
