*** This Just In***

[+Ramona Retired Snipe]

This Just In...

 

 

Honk if you know where this is...

 

I don't know, but I'm curious....

 

Love it! But no honk. Very interested.

 

Okay HONK and very jealous. I'll have to save a milestone cache for this one. Glad you had a great time.

[+FlagMan]

This Just In...

 

 

Honk if you know where this is...

HONK!!! And I'm VERY jealous!!!

[+Silver Horde]

This Just In...

 

 

Honk if you know where this is...

I know now and I should have known earlier as I used to watch this cache by his Lordship!

[+Toby's Gang]

This Just In...

 

 

Honk if you know where this is...

I know now and I should have known earlier as I used to watch this cache by his Lordship!

 

Where the heck is this? May be a silly question, but, this isn't real is it?

[+Let's Look Over Thayer]

This Just In...

 

 

Honk if you know where this is...

I know now and I should have known earlier as I used to watch this cache by his Lordship!

Where the heck is this? May be a silly question, but, this isn't real is it?

I guess it might depend on how you define "real". Everything you see in the photo is actually there. The skeletons are real skeletons. The clothing is real. The coffins...real but I'm guessing that they were purpose built for this tableau. The context in which all these objects were placed...imaginary, however, many of the characters presented in tale that leads to this place are or were real people.

 

Where is it? The answer to that question can be found many places with a little detective work. (But for the folks that don't want to work that hard, head on over to the Critters thread...)

[+Let's Look Over Thayer]

This just in...

 

 

Honk if you know where this is...

[+FlagMan]

This just in...

 

 

Honk if you know where this is...

Honk!! Its at 32-52.533 117-07.900

[+SD Rowdies]

This just in ...

 

 

Honk if you know where this is!

 

(Recuperating today from 27-hour transit, log entries later.)

 

Note to Self: Hee-hee, just wait unti they find out that Sandy and I shot over two-thousand photos.

Edited October 6, 2010 by SD Rowdies

[+SD Rowdies]

This just in...

 

 

Honk if you know where this is...

Honk!! Its at 32-52.533 117-07.900

Aha! ... runway at MCAS Miramar. Somebody

went to see the Blue Angels, huh?

Edited October 6, 2010 by SD Rowdies

[+Let's Look Over Thayer]

This just in...

 

 

Honk if you know where this is...

Honk!! Its at 32-52.533 117-07.900

Aha! ... runway at MCAS Miramar. Somebody

went to see the Blue Angels, huh?

Nailed it! Good to have you back! It's been rather quiet lately...

[+SKILLET]

This just in ...

 

 

Honk if you know where this is!

 

(Recuperating today from 27-hour transit, log entries later.)

 

Note to Self: Hee-hee, just wait unti they find out that Sandy and I shot over two-thousand photos.

Could this be Davide of donatello ??????

[+SD Rowdies]

This just in ...

 

 

Honk if you know where this is!

 

(Recuperating today from 27-hour transit, log entries later.)

 

Note to Self: Hee-hee, just wait unti they find out that Sandy and I shot over two-thousand photos.

Could this be Davide of donatello ??????

Nope, butt actually a very short walk from David.

 

Hint: Tre, and tombs of Galileo Galilei and Michelangelo

Buonarroti are butt a few steps away.

Edited October 7, 2010 by SD Rowdies

[+SD Rowdies]

This just in...

 

 

Honk if you know where this is...

Honk!! Its at 32-52.533 117-07.900

Aha! ... runway at MCAS Miramar. Somebody

went to see the Blue Angels, huh?

Nailed it! Good to have you back! It's been rather quiet lately...

Thanks pal, delighted to be home from a terrific tour.

Have five finds and one DNF to log so we can add Italy

and Switzerland to our profile.

 

Got our 5,000th find at what is claimed to be the most

popular hide in Italy; named "Coloseum."

 

Bonus: A popular local attraction!

Edited October 7, 2010 by SD Rowdies

[+Let's Look Over Thayer]

This just in ...

 

Honk if you know where this is!

 

(Recuperating today from 27-hour transit, log entries later.)

 

Note to Self: Hee-hee, just wait unti they find out that Sandy and I shot over two-thousand photos.

Could this be Davide of donatello ??????

Nope, butt actually a very short walk from David.

 

Hint: Tre, and tombs of Galileo Galilei and Michelangelo

Buonarroti are butt a few steps away.

Honk! Donatello nobody butt it's in Firenze. It's the Fountain of the Netted Tuna (Fontana del Nettuno).

Edited October 7, 2010 by Let's Look Over Thayer

[+SD Rowdies]

This just in ...

 

Honk if you know where this is!

 

(Recuperating today from 27-hour transit, log entries later.)

 

Note to Self: Hee-hee, just wait unti they find out that Sandy and I shot over two-thousand photos.

Could this be Davide of donatello ??????

Nope, butt actually a very short walk from David.

 

Hint: Tre, and tombs of Galileo Galilei and Michelangelo

Buonarroti are butt a few steps away.

Honk! Donatello nobody butt it's in Firenze. It's the Fountain of the Netted Tuna (Fontana del Nettuno).

James,

 

Who butt you would know this?

We scored an urban-cache very

near the statue.

 

Just our luck there was a marathon

and a fun-walk just finished in this

piazza. Thousands of people and

many dogs wearing purple tees

packing the square.

 

Edited October 7, 2010 by SD Rowdies

[+SD Rowdies]

This just in ...

 

 

Boy howdy them Eyetalians shore know how t' run a fancy hotel.

Ever' where we wuz they had two-holers. 'Course they wuz some

plumbin' problems ... danged poor flush on th' funny-lookin' one

when y' number two'd.

 

Tell y' what ... when it comes t' poopin' y' just cain't beat America.

Edited October 7, 2010 by SD Rowdies

[+Let's Look Over Thayer]

This just in ...

 

 

Boy howdy them Eyetalians shore know how t' run a fancy hotel.

Ever' where we wuz they had two-holers. 'Course they wuz some

plumbin' problems ... danged poor flush on th' funny-lookin' one

when y' number two'd.

 

Tell y' what ... when it comes t' poopin' y' just cain't beat America.

I'll have to post the photo of the the fancy remote control that comes with the ones I saw in Japan. Using said remote, I discovered that when you are not sitting on them, the fountain effect can be pretty impressive. The opportunities for juvenile entertainment are tremendous...

[+SKILLET]

This just in ...

 

 

Boy howdy them Eyetalians shore know how t' run a fancy hotel.

Ever' where we wuz they had two-holers. 'Course they wuz some

plumbin' problems ... danged poor flush on th' funny-lookin' one

when y' number two'd.

 

Tell y' what ... when it comes t' poopin' y' just cain't beat America.

I'll have to post the photo of the the fancy remote control that comes with the ones I saw in Japan. Using said remote, I discovered that when you are not sitting on them, the fountain effect can be pretty impressive. The opportunities for juvenile entertainment are tremendous...

When I lived in Naples I filled it with dirt and planted some flowers. I had no use for a Bide' at that time.

Edited October 8, 2010 by SKILLET

[+SD Rowdies]

This just in ...

 

 

Boy howdy them Eyetalians shore know how t' run a fancy hotel.

Ever' where we wuz they had two-holers. 'Course they wuz some

plumbin' problems ... danged poor flush on th' funny-lookin' one

when y' number two'd.

 

Tell y' what ... when it comes t' poopin' y' just cain't beat America.

I'll have to post the photo of the the fancy remote control that comes with the ones I saw in Japan. Using said remote, I discovered that when you are not sitting on them, the fountain effect can be pretty impressive. The opportunities for juvenile entertainment are tremendous...

When I lived in Naples I filled it with dirt and planted some flowers. I had no use for a Bide' at that time.

Flowers huh? You could get a rash like that.

[+TrailGators]

This just in ...

 

 

Boy howdy them Eyetalians shore know how t' run a fancy hotel.

Ever' where we wuz they had two-holers. 'Course they wuz some

plumbin' problems ... danged poor flush on th' funny-lookin' one

when y' number two'd.

 

Tell y' what ... when it comes t' poopin' y' just cain't beat America.

I'll have to post the photo of the the fancy remote control that comes with the ones I saw in Japan. Using said remote, I discovered that when you are not sitting on them, the fountain effect can be pretty impressive. The opportunities for juvenile entertainment are tremendous...

If you go to Malaysia they just give you a hole in the ground and a garden hose. There is no toilet paper or any paper. I wish they had told me that before I shook everybody's hand to say hello. Anyhow, whenever I had a yogi poking at the hole, I would sneak off and use the special VIP "western-style" toidey in the front office of the factory! Edited October 8, 2010 by TrailGators

[+jahoadi and john]

Yup...we missed you Harmon! This thread is back to normal. Edited October 8, 2010 by jahoadi and john

[+SD Rowdies]

Yup...we missed you Harmon! This thread is back to normal.

Back to normal as in stuff you can't get on Facebook?

 

Glad to be missed by my GeoPals ... but now I've got

to clean up the mess you've made of my home-zone

while I was away.

 

Why I oughta ....

 

 

Born in a board shack beside the railroad tracks outside

Abilene, Texas but look at me now ... cultured. I owe it

all to my sweet bride.

 

Yep, that's me all right, standing on the dock at the

Peggy Guggenheim Gallery waiting on a gondola to

haul us back over to Piazza San Marco ... life is good!

 

Only had one find in Venice but somehow it seemed

better than finding a dozen urban-micros in Santee.

You know, unless they are J&J urban-micros.

 

Turns out that my cultural tastes are not unlike the

cultural tastes of Peggy Guggenheim as you can see

from the sculpture shown below.

 

 

Yeehaw! ... culture is a wonderful thang.

 

Thang is that it's removable, you know, like Lorena Bobbitt

had in mind.

Edited October 8, 2010 by SD Rowdies

[+Let's Look Over Thayer]

 

Yeehaw! ... culture is a wonderful thang.

 

Thang is that it's removable, you know, like Lorena Bobbitt had in mind.

Is that where the Venetian urban micro was hidden?

[+SD Rowdies]

 

Yeehaw! ... culture is a wonderful thang.

 

Thang is that it's removable, you know, like Lorena Bobbitt had in mind.

Is that where the Venetian urban micro was hidden?

I'm sorry to say that it wasn't but it's the

perfect place for a nano. Trouble is it would

cost you several Euros to get into the gallery

at a buck-forty per Euro.

 

Our Venetian find was a magnetic on a canal

bridge that had fallen down into the niche

where hidden.

Edited October 8, 2010 by SD Rowdies

[+jahoadi and john]

Hon if you know.....the water is really cold and so refreshing..we didn't drink it bu tit felt good on our dirty hands.

 

 

[+SD Rowdies]

Hey Jodi,

 

While we were at the Vatican Museum they had a service where

they would carve a statue in your likeness. I had them carve me

and I had them ship my statue to you in appreciation for all the

things you have done for, excuse me, ... done to me. Here's a

photo of the statue so's you can plan ahead on where to install

it at your place.

 

 

Notice that I posed with a cache-container in my hand. The likeness

is rather stunning don't you think? They refused to include my glasses

and my Tilley ... too much detail they claimed. I paid extra for the

towel but they didn't cover my butt with it. Sorry.

 

Enjoy,

Harmon

SD Rowdies

Edited October 11, 2010 by SD Rowdies

[+FlagMan]

Hey Jodi,

 

While we were at the Vatican Museum they had a service where

they would carve a statue in your likeness. I had them carve me

and I had them ship my statue to you in appreciation for all the

things you have done for, excuse me, ... done to me. Here's a

photo of the statue so's you can plan ahead on where to install

it at your place.

 

 

Notice that I posed with a cache-container in my hand. The likeness

is rather stunning don't you think? They refused to include my glasses

and my Tilley ... too much detail they claimed. I paid extra for the

towel but they didn't cover my butt with it. Sorry.

 

Enjoy,

Harmon

SD Rowdies

Why I oughta!!!

[+SD Rowdies]

Hey Jodi,

 

While we were at the Vatican Museum they had a service where

they would carve a statue in your likeness. I had them carve me

and I had them ship my statue to you in appreciation for all the

things you have done for, excuse me, ... done to me. Here's a

photo of the statue so's you can plan ahead on where to install

it at your place.

 

 

Notice that I posed with a cache-container in my hand. The likeness

is rather stunning don't you think? They refused to include my glasses

and my Tilley ... too much detail they claimed. I paid extra for the

towel but they didn't cover my butt with it. Sorry.

 

Enjoy,

Harmon

SD Rowdies

Why I oughta!!!

OMG! classic ... why didn't I think of that?

[+SD Rowdies]

This just in for Photoshop CS5 enthusiasts.

 

13th Century Duomo in Siena

 

Thought you might enjoy seeing what a digital pocket

camera can do with a very large structure when you

are way too close to a very large subject.

 

This image was shot as nine separate frames; that is,

three rows of three frames across. Stitched as a panoramic

composite using Photoshop CS5 photomerge and then

perspective transformed and tweaked with puppet-warp.

 

Result is a huge image with unreal detail but reduced in

size for this post.

[+SD Rowdies]

'Scuse me.

Edited October 12, 2010 by SD Rowdies

[+SD Rowdies]

Rats, posts running slow so double posted.

[+Silver Horde]

Hey Jodi,

 

While we were at the Vatican Museum they had a service where

they would carve a statue in your likeness. I had them carve me

and I had them ship my statue to you in appreciation for all the

things you have done for, excuse me, ... done to me. Here's a

photo of the statue so's you can plan ahead on where to install

it at your place.

 

 

Notice that I posed with a cache-container in my hand. The likeness

is rather stunning don't you think? They refused to include my glasses

and my Tilley ... too much detail they claimed. I paid extra for the

towel but they didn't cover my butt with it. Sorry.

 

Enjoy,

Harmon

SD Rowdies

Why I oughta!!!

OMG! classic ... why didn't I think of that?

 

Stunning!

So glad I was not drinking my tea!!

[+SD Rowdies]

Hey Jodi,

 

While we were at the Vatican Museum they had a service where

they would carve a statue in your likeness. I had them carve me

and I had them ship my statue to you in appreciation for all the

things you have done for, excuse me, ... done to me. Here's a

photo of the statue so's you can plan ahead on where to install

it at your place.

 

 

Notice that I posed with a cache-container in my hand. The likeness

is rather stunning don't you think? They refused to include my glasses

and my Tilley ... too much detail they claimed. I paid extra for the

towel but they didn't cover my saggy ol' butt with it. Sorry.

 

Enjoy,

Harmon

SD Rowdies

Why I oughta!!!

OMG! classic ... why didn't I think of that?

Stunning!

So glad I was not drinking my tea!!

So now y' know why Italians were so upset

when Michelangelo took up realism.

Edited October 12, 2010 by SD Rowdies

[+BlondHiLites]

This just in ...

 

Honk if you know where this is!

 

(Recuperating today from 27-hour transit, log entries later.)

 

Note to Self: Hee-hee, just wait unti they find out that Sandy and I shot over two-thousand photos.

Could this be Davide of donatello ??????

Nope, butt actually a very short walk from David.

 

Hint: Tre, and tombs of Galileo Galilei and Michelangelo

Buonarroti are butt a few steps away.

Honk! Donatello nobody butt it's in Firenze. It's the Fountain of the Netted Tuna (Fontana del Nettuno).

 

 

Butt that's just a big distraction...

 

 

Harmon, are my eyes playing tricks on me?

[+SD Rowdies]

This just in ...

 

Honk if you know where this is!

 

(Recuperating today from 27-hour transit, log entries later.)

 

Note to Self: Hee-hee, just wait unti they find out that Sandy and I shot over two-thousand photos.

Could this be Davide of donatello ??????

Nope, butt actually a very short walk from David.

 

Hint: Tre, and tombs of Galileo Galilei and Michelangelo

Buonarroti are butt a few steps away.

Honk! Donatello nobody butt it's in Firenze. It's the Fountain of the Netted Tuna (Fontana del Nettuno).

Butt that's just a big distraction...

 

 

Harmon, are my eyes playing tricks on me?

Why I oughta ....

[+splashman]

Hon if you know.....the water is really cold and so refreshing..we didn't drink it bu tit felt good on our dirty hands.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Honk Honk.............this is on our radar, just waiting for a 'free' day (whatever that is) to get up there.

 

 

Splashette

[+BlondHiLites]

This just in ...

 

Honk if you know where this is![/size]

 

(Recuperating today from 27-hour transit, log entries later.)

 

Note to Self: Hee-hee, just wait unti they find out that Sandy and I shot over two-thousand photos.

Could this be Davide of donatello ??????

Nope, butt actually a very short walk from David.

 

Hint: Tre, and tombs of Galileo Galilei and Michelangelo

Buonarroti are butt a few steps away.

Honk! Donatello nobody butt it's in Firenze. It's the Fountain of the Netted Tuna (Fontana del Nettuno).

James,

 

Who butt you would know this?

We scored an urban-cache very

near the statue.

 

Just our luck there was a marathon

and a fun-walk just finished in this

piazza. Thousands of people and

many dogs wearing purple tees

packing the square.

 

 

 

cant.e.lope

 

 

Note to Self: start sending photos to fisnjack for Photoshop practice

[+SD Rowdies]

This just in ...

 

Honk if you know where this is![/size]

 

(Recuperating today from 27-hour transit, log entries later.)

 

Note to Self: Hee-hee, just wait unti they find out that Sandy and I shot over two-thousand photos.

Could this be Davide of donatello ??????

Nope, butt actually a very short walk from David.

 

Hint: Tre, and tombs of Galileo Galilei and Michelangelo

Buonarroti are butt a few steps away.

Honk! Donatello nobody butt it's in Firenze. It's the Fountain of the Netted Tuna (Fontana del Nettuno).

James,

 

Who butt you would know this?

We scored an urban-cache very

near the statue.

 

Just our luck there was a marathon

and a fun-walk just finished in this

piazza. Thousands of people and

many dogs wearing purple tees

packing the square.

 

cant.e.lope

 

 

Note to Self: start sending photos to fisnjack for Photoshop practice

O good gosh, I'm being visited by my photographic sins.

Hard to believe that y'all are saving those old images.

 

Truth is it makes me happy to see that a few of you edit

images now and then.

[+SD Rowdies]

This just in ...

 

Size 11D in white please.

Edited October 19, 2010 by SD Rowdies

[+boysnbarrie]

This just in ...

 

 

Honk if you know where this is!

 

(Recuperating today from 27-hour transit, log entries later.)

 

Note to Self: Hee-hee, just wait unti they find out that Sandy and I shot over two-thousand photos.

I have no idea where this is ... butt I like it. Thanks for posting your pics Harmon! You really made my day! Welcome backside! Oops, I meant welcome back!

[+SD Rowdies]

This just in ...

 

 

Honk if you know where this is!

 

(Recuperating today from 27-hour transit, log entries later.)

 

Note to Self: Hee-hee, just wait unti they find out that Sandy and I shot over two-thousand photos.

I have no idea where this is ... butt I like it. Thanks for posting your pics Harmon! You really made my day! Welcome backside! Oops, I meant welcome back!

Barrie dear,

 

You are such a lovely, old-fashioned girl ... still using Geocaching

Forum threads. Just so you kjnow that statue is in Florence near

Santa Croce Church where the tombs of Galileo and Michelangelo

are said to be. Scored a find near the church.

 

Just be glad that I didn't post the front view of the statue ... y'

don't often see pigeons perched on a .... you know, th' p-word.

 

No, wait, I did post the front view didn't I?

 

Your pal,

Harmon

Edited October 20, 2010 by SD Rowdies

[+Let's Look Over Thayer]

Just be glad that I didn't post the front view of the statue ... y' don't often see pigeons perched on a .... you know, th' p-word.

Probiscus?

 

No, wait, I did post the front view didn't I?

I don't recall seeing any pigeons in that picture...

[+lulu499]

This just in ...

 

Size 11D in white please.

 

Funny!! Was he really there????

[+SD Rowdies]

Just be glad that I didn't post the front view of the statue ... y' don't often see pigeons perched on a .... you know, th' p-word.

Probiscus?

 

No, wait, I did post the front view didn't I?

I don't recall seeing any pigeons in that picture...

No peegeons?

 

 

Ees peegeons, yes?

 

The word ees "protrusion."

Edited October 21, 2010 by SD Rowdies

[+SD Rowdies]

This just in ...

 

Size 11D in white please.

Funny!! Was he really there????

O please ... anything is possible with Photoshop.

[+splashman]

This just in ...

 

Size 11D in white please.

Funny!! Was he really there????

O please ... anything is possible with Photoshop.

 

 

Yep, he was really there!! It's his new sidejob to support our caching trips! (plus, he

 

really liked that shoe!)

 

 

Super job Harmon!

 

 

Splashette

[+SD Rowdies]

This just in ...

 

Italiano Dolomiti cave painting discovered.

 

While hiking in the Dolomiti region of the Italian Alps a couple

of weeks ago Sandy and I came upon a cave which we explored.

Therein we were astonished to find a faded cave painting that

drew our interest. We photographed the painting, of course,

and sent the photo to the Archaeological Society of Alexandria

by way of an email.

 

To our surprise we received a response saying that we will be

named as the discoverers for the painting and that it depicts a

male and female pair of Neandertal hunter-gatherers of the

type that roamed the Alps during the Ice Age. Plans are already

in place to open a theme park at the site with cable-car lift, gift

shop, capachino bar, and broadband access.

 

Having made this discovery Sandy and I enjoy the priviledge

of choosing common names for the figures of the painting. This

is an exciting moment for Sandy and I that we want to share

with you, our Geocaching friends, and so hereby invite you to

offer suggested names for consideration.

 

Very excited,

Harmon & Sandy

SD Rowdies

Edited October 21, 2010 by SD Rowdies

[+Let's Look Over Thayer]

This just in ...

 

Italiano Dolomiti cave painting discovered.

 

While hiking in the Dolomiti region of the Italian Alps a couple

of weeks ago Sandy and I came upon a cave which we explored.

Therein we were astonished to find a faded cave painting that

drew our interest. We photographed the painting, of course,

and sent the photo to the Archaeological Society of Alexandria

by way of an email.

 

To our surprise we received a response saying that we will be

named as the discoverers for the painting and that it depicts a

male and female pair of Neandertal hunter-gatherers of the

type that roamed the Alps during the Ice Age. Plans are already

in place to open a theme park at the site with cable-car lift, gift

shop, capachino bar, and broadband access.

 

Having made this discovery Sandy and I enjoy the priviledge

of choosing common names for the figures of the painting. This

is an exciting moment for Sandy and I that we want to share

with you, our Geocaching friends, and so hereby invite you to

offer suggested names for consideration.

It is very interesting to note that the figures are depicted as wearing dog tags. It has previously been believed that dog tags first appeared in 1870 when they were issued to Prussian troops at the beginning of the Franco-Prussian War. If confirmed, this find of yours would modify history as we know it...

Edited October 21, 2010 by Let's Look Over Thayer

[+SD Rowdies]

This just in ...

 

Italiano Dolomiti cave painting discovered.

 

While hiking in the Dolomiti region of the Italian Alps a couple

of weeks ago Sandy and I came upon a cave which we explored.

Therein we were astonished to find a faded cave painting that

drew our interest. We photographed the painting, of course,

and sent the photo to the Archaeological Society of Alexandria

by way of an email.

 

To our surprise we received a response saying that we will be

named as the discoverers for the painting and that it depicts a

male and female pair of Neandertal hunter-gatherers of the

type that roamed the Alps during the Ice Age. Plans are already

in place to open a theme park at the site with cable-car lift, gift

shop, capachino bar, and broadband access.

 

Having made this discovery Sandy and I enjoy the priviledge

of choosing common names for the figures of the painting. This

is an exciting moment for Sandy and I that we want to share

with you, our Geocaching friends, and so hereby invite you to

offer suggested names for consideration.

It is very interesting to note that the figures are depicted as wearing dog tags. It has previously been believed that dog tags first appeared in 1870 when they were issued to Prussian troops at the beginning of the Franco-Prussian War. If confirmed, this find of yours would modify history as we know it...

O Lord o' mercy, I knowed we were onto somethin' spashul.

Cain't wait t' tell Sandy ... our ship has finally come in at last.

Shore wish mom was still around t' hear about this ... it'd be

th' last time she could say "Harmon, you's Dumb as a stump."

 

I'll let y'all know when we'll be on th' Oprah Show. Maybe she'll

be givin'-away somethin' spashul th' day we're on.

 

Thanks for yore support James, I'll mention yore name t' Oprah.

 

Note to Self: YCGTKOGSOF

Edited October 21, 2010 by SD Rowdies

[+SD Rowdies]

This just in ...

 

Size 11D in white please.

Funny!! Was he really there????

O please ... anything is possible with Photoshop.

 

Yep, he was really there!! It's his new sidejob to support our caching trips! (plus, he

really liked that shoe!)

 

Super job Harmon!

 

Splashette

Janie,

 

I'm happy to see your reply. Thought maybe I did something bad

enough to run you away from this thread. I'd shoot myself if that

was true, you know, with a cream pie or somethin' else tasty like

that.

 

Could't resist that shoe-shot of Steve. So manly ....

 

Harmon