OT-What do ya do 4 fun
obxrf...@hotmail.com
have fun.
I collect exotic desert plants, uranium glass, BIG guns, Hummels,
I make wine and mead (honey wine) and target shoot in my yard. I love
the music of YES (Relayer is my lost twin brother), the Moody Blues,
Handel, and Beethoven. Carl Phillip Emmanuel Bach is pretty good
too..... I can read almost 10 languages and I enjoy using non-English
words in sentences. I study the Bible in the original Koine Greek,
although I admit I do not always do what it says.... Mea culpa, mea
maxima culpa. I have a large workshop in my basement where I fix
whatever breaks around the house. I have a 20 ton shop press where I
crush things flat....and bend bent mower blades back into shape. Got
three acres of grass to mow....
Having Asperger's Syndrome, as does Carol (Contessa of
Consternation), I have a tendency to learn everything I can about
something and then move on to the next subject. People have a tendency
to think I know everything, although it usually only means that I know
everything they can think to ask me.
So what do you guys do for fun? Dan, what do you like besides Yes?
ELP? (Remember, food is your friend. Or is it? Give us a weight
update.) Stu, what kinda guns do you shoot? Carol, what are you
perseverating on these days? :-) Jack, do you really have that rooster
on your place in the country or did you just send me a picture of a
cock for fun? <eg> How is Mrs. BroJack AKA The Warrior Princess?
Johnny, our newbie, what do you do for kicks? Do you like shooting?
Shooting a gallon jug of water with an AK47 is a blast! Did anybody
else collect a bazillion stamps thinking it would put your kids
through college?
We don't have to let all the stuff that is going on, online or
not, get us down. Let's just have fun for awhile.
Best to all,
Bob
6StringStu
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"liquidated". I miss my 10 gauge side by side double barrle shotgun. :(
Nowadys I have a .22 1938 Remington Sportsmaster. Not shot out in the least
bit and it's still got good rifling down the tube. Have a 357mag revolver
(I'd hate to drop a shell casing when doing that close up action. A 30-06
with a good scope that I can hit a fist sized target at 500 yards with. A 12
gauge pump, full choke and a Mac 11. Got my eye on a nice 20 gauge rabbit
gun and a .50 cal, but need to get the money first. They are mine though,
will be kept waiting for my cash or trade.
Now I ask you, IF I had such a bad public record, would I be able to possess
these? lol the trick is to be found "Not Guilty". Of the three felonies on
my record,
1: Violation of the Mann act (federal kidnapping accross state lines) Took a
man from Iowa to Mo and then back into Iowa. result "Not Guilty"
2nd Felony arrest Homicide, result "Justifiable". The poor basterd should've
never come through that window with a weapon in his hand. :(
3rd felony arrest assault with intent, pled down to simple assault, six
months in county jail.
They go by convictions, not arrests. Lots of misdomeanors tho, fighting
hand to hand stuff.:( I have to keep reminding cops of that when they pull
my arrest record up. :)
Before I lost most of my vision I used to love to ride motorcycles and
travel the highways. I've been all over this country on a steel horse.
Now I do music. I have two albums out and I do an internet radio broadcast
weekly. Mostly old country, but sometimes I switch it up and play Rock.
I also play gigs around, whenever I can. I won a music fellowship award from
the ND Council of the Arts in 2007. They gave me a check for 2,500.00 and in
turn I had to do 5 free public prefomances that were advertised in the local
media. What a blast that year was! :)
I have a friend who is into black powder firearms, and the whole
frontiersman dress and lifestyle. Imagine Jerimiah Johnson (Bob Redford
movie) and that's his high. We go out to the old mine hills and shoot
targets.
I used to be into skiing, fishing and camping too, but don't do that much
anymore. :(
I like to work out and sometimes (in the past) would split wood for folks,
just for the exercise. Hard to do, but it helps with training what is left
of my vision/ hand eye coordination.
Chase flat bellies from time to time, but in my advanced age, smoking and
lots of hair they are getting harder to catch. :(
Jack
> Too much stressing out going on for some people here. so let's
>have fun.
In good weather, I jog naked -- except for a baseball cap, ear phone
radio, and running shoes -- on a personal jogging track on the
property. The nearest neighbor is 1/2 mile away, so there's lots of
privacy up here for that activity.
But one time the mail lady drove up the hill to deliver a package.
She saw my package, turned around, and left her package down at the
mailbox. Same thing happened with a carload of Jehovah's Witnesses.
They did an about face and left their leaflets in the mailbox below.
That was a shame because they always have one young fox in their car.
This was 1998 or 9 and they haven't been back since. Used to come
every year in Spring.
Yeah, I overdose on fitness -- weights and cardio -- but it really
ain't fun anymore, more like a compulsion, which results in guilt
whenever I miss a workout.
obxrf...@hotmail.com
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> I used to own quite a few firearms. When I awoke from my coma they
> had been "liquidated". I miss my 10 gauge side by side double barrle
> shotgun. :(
I bought a dbl bbl Sweet 16 recently, nobody alerted me to the
fact that all you can buy is #6 shot, so my little girl is learning to
kill milk jugs. Cheap fun for a little girl! She's my baby, just 13.
Just occured to me- do you have any kids???
> Nowadys I have a .22 1938 Remington Sportsmaster. Not shot out in
> the least bit and it's still got good rifling down the tube.
THat must be the pump that takes shorts and longs....?
Have a 357mag revolver
> (I'd hate to drop a shell casing when doing that close up action. A
> 30-06 with a good scope that I can hit a fist sized target at 500
> yards with. A 12 gauge pump, full choke and a Mac 11.
Oooooo- used to have a MAC10-.45acp. Sold it to a manufacturer of
machine gun parts; he took it apart and mic'd the thing to make
replacement parts. All the MAC10 .45 repl pts in the world are prolly
made from my gun. That thing was so much fun..... It was a closed bolt
model. Bought my 357 from the chief of police in Nags Head when they
switched from 357 to 9mm. SS S&W 3" bull bbl. Very very sweet
piece..... gotta have hearing protection or your ears will bleed.... A
real man's gun.
Got my eye on a nice 20 gauge rabbit
> gun and a .50 cal, but need to get the money first. They are mine
> though, will be kept waiting for my cash or trade.
My next gun will be a Taurus JUDGE, .45 Colt or .410. Nuff said.
> 2nd Felony arrest Homicide, result "Justifiable". The poor basterd
> should've never come through that window with a weapon in his hand.
> :(
Every gun I ever bought, the first thing I do is pray and ask God
never to put me in that position, cuz I will kill them until they are
dead. I see you have a frown there, it can't be good to have gone
through that.... I have furniture with secret compartments; I have a
357 and two 45s close enough right now that I don't even have to get
up. My late FIL had hundreds of guns, he's the one that taught me to
load my 357 w/a shotshell first to give me more time to aim and nail
the fools with the other 5.....
I had a guy try to rob me one day when I was a wholesale drug
delivery guy for Walgreens Corp. I'd only had the gun for 5 days, but
I didn't get robbed.... They arrested me for carrying the gun, but my
roommate was Harry Connick SR's niece. He used to be the DA in NOLA at
the time, so I plead it way down. Never did get to meet Harry JR.....
>
>
> Before I lost most of my vision I used to love to ride motorcycles
> and travel the highways. I've been all over this country on a steel
> horse.
I've got a Honda and love it. It was 80* here yesterday and I went
tearing down the road.....aaaaahhhhhhh........ Prolly still have bugs
in my teeth.....
> Now I do music. I have two albums out and I do an internet radio
> broadcast weekly. Mostly old country, but sometimes I switch it up
> and play Rock.
I've heard you and I think you'd do some old Neil Young very well.
I like his mellow stuff, like "The Deep Forbidden Lake". Are you
familiar with Cowboy Junkies "Trinity Sessions" CD?
> I have a friend who is into black powder firearms, and the whole
> frontiersman dress and lifestyle. Imagine Jerimiah Johnson (Bob
> Redford movie) and that's his high. We go out to the old mine hills
> and shoot targets.
I have 3 AK's with 75rd drums. Only frontier that comes to mind is
maybe Afghanistan.... I have an AK47 pistol. hee-hee.... Most powerful
handgun in the world.
>
> I used to be into skiing, fishing and camping too, but don't do that
> much anymore. :(
Yeah, me too. I am too old to sleep on the ground.... And my woman
doesn't clean fish. I used to eat speckled trout 3 at a time....big as
my arm....
>
> I like to work out and sometimes (in the past) would split wood for
> folks, just for the exercise. Hard to do, but it helps with training
> what is left of my vision/ hand eye coordination.
>
> Chase flat bellies from time to time, but in my advanced age,
> smoking and lots of hair they are getting harder to catch. :(
>
So yer still singin "Almost Cut My Hair"? Wimmin git older too,
and a good one gets better with age, like a fine wine...unless they
die first. <sigh> Hang tough bubba, it just takes one.
TTFN,
Bob
6StringStu
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rofl, just picturing that in my mind's eye is hillarious!
At least wear a althetic supporter to keep from flappin the darn thing off!
Fitness is one of those things that pay you back, keeps your mind sharper
too. I highly reccomned doing "something" every day or two, even if it's
just walking on a treadmill.
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>
>> Too much stressing out going on for some people here. so let's
>>have fun.
>
> In good weather, I jog naked --
That can hurt! My late wife used to say that I was the nakedest
man she'd ever seen, meaning my aversion to clothes. I grew up in New
Orleans and clothes are almost optional in that heat..... I go days
w/o ever putting on anything but boxers.
except for a baseball cap, ear phone
> radio, and running shoes -- on a personal jogging track on the
> property.
I have a high well-placed deck where I can sunbathe. I do mow in
my boxers though.....who can tell....got my beer, mp3 player, it's
paradise.
The nearest neighbor is 1/2 mile away, so there's lots of
> privacy up here for that activity.
I moved here from the beach 3 years ago and still don't know any
of my neighbors. They're close enough to see, but not really know. One
is my acct't, but seeing him once a year is hardly knowing him.
>
> But one time the mail lady drove up the hill to deliver a package.
> She saw my package, turned around, and left her package down at the
> mailbox. Same thing happened with a carload of Jehovah's Witnesses.
ROTFLMAO!!!!
And now America, you FINALLY know how to get rid of JW's.....
> They did an about face and left their leaflets in the mailbox below.
> That was a shame because they always have one young fox in their
> car.
> This was 1998 or 9 and they haven't been back since. Used to come
> every year in Spring.
>
> Yeah, I overdose on fitness
Is that like having fits on ANR? <eg>
-- weights and cardio -- but it really
> ain't fun anymore, more like a compulsion, which results in guilt
> whenever I miss a workout.
Ever since my bowel resection, I've let myself become too
sedentary, but spring is here and I'm getting back in shape slowly.
For awhile, I couldn't be too far from the toilet..... Saw my surgeon
on the news the other day; she's learned to do the tumor removal and
save the bowel. Oh, poop. I shoulda waited! LOL!!
I need to buy some weights; I walk 1.5 miles every other day over
hilly ground, but I need upper body strength too. Used to be able to
lift about 350. A transmission!
Have a great day,
Bob
6StringStu
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> "6StringStu" <hawki...@nccray.net> wrote in message
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>> I used to own quite a few firearms. When I awoke from my coma they had
>> been "liquidated". I miss my 10 gauge side by side double barrle shotgun.
>> :(
>
> I bought a dbl bbl Sweet 16 recently, nobody alerted me to the fact
> that all you can buy is #6 shot, so my little girl is learning to kill
> milk jugs. Cheap fun for a little girl! She's my baby, just 13.
> Just occured to me- do you have any kids???
>
>> Nowadys I have a .22 1938 Remington Sportsmaster. Not shot out in the
>> least bit and it's still got good rifling down the tube.
>
> THat must be the pump that takes shorts and longs....?
Nope, it's a bolt action, loads up under the barrel, hold 15 shorts and less
longs. But, it will shoot the long mags too. I buy nothing but CCI ammo. so
I know I can rely upon my stuff.
>
> Have a 357mag revolver
>> (I'd hate to drop a shell casing when doing that close up action. A 30-06
>> with a good scope that I can hit a fist sized target at 500 yards with. A
>> 12 gauge pump, full choke and a Mac 11.
>
> Oooooo- used to have a MAC10-.45acp. Sold it to a manufacturer of
> machine gun parts; he took it apart and mic'd the thing to make
> replacement parts. All the MAC10 .45 repl pts in the world are prolly made
> from my gun. That thing was so much fun..... It was a closed bolt model.
> Bought my 357 from the chief of police in Nags Head when they switched
> from 357 to 9mm. SS S&W 3" bull bbl. Very very sweet piece..... gotta have
> hearing protection or your ears will bleed.... A real man's gun.
>
> Got my eye on a nice 20 gauge rabbit
>> gun and a .50 cal, but need to get the money first. They are mine though,
>> will be kept waiting for my cash or trade.
>
> My next gun will be a Taurus JUDGE, .45 Colt or .410. Nuff said.
>
>> 2nd Felony arrest Homicide, result "Justifiable". The poor basterd
>> should've never come through that window with a weapon in his hand. :(
>
> Every gun I ever bought, the first thing I do is pray and ask God never
> to put me in that position, cuz I will kill them until they are dead. I
> see you have a frown there, it can't be good to have gone through that....
> I have furniture with secret compartments; I have a 357 and two 45s close
> enough right now that I don't even have to get up. My late FIL had
> hundreds of guns, he's the one that taught me to load my 357 w/a shotshell
> first to give me more time to aim and nail the fools with the other 5.....
That's called a combat configuration. Hunters don't do it, but lots of us
shooters can't break the habbit. lol
> I had a guy try to rob me one day when I was a wholesale drug delivery
> guy for Walgreens Corp. I'd only had the gun for 5 days, but I didn't get
> robbed.... They arrested me for carrying the gun, but my roommate was
> Harry Connick SR's niece. He used to be the DA in NOLA at the time, so I
> plead it way down. Never did get to meet Harry JR.....
>>
That would've been a real treat. I've heard storys about him, very nice guy
in real life.
>>
>> Before I lost most of my vision I used to love to ride motorcycles and
>> travel the highways. I've been all over this country on a steel horse.
>
> I've got a Honda and love it. It was 80* here yesterday and I went
> tearing down the road.....aaaaahhhhhhh........ Prolly still have bugs in
> my teeth.....
I used to own a 1974 frame that had a knucklehead fitted onto it, then I had
a 1964 panhead. Both were custom rails. The only rice I've ever rode was a
gocart. BUT, I've been seeing lots of good stuff on Cows lately, most folks
don't even know the diff. I just don't see the need for a crotch rocket,
never did like laying down on a tank, would rather go slower and enjoy the
ride and view. :-)
>
>> Now I do music. I have two albums out and I do an internet radio
>> broadcast weekly. Mostly old country, but sometimes I switch it up and
>> play Rock.
>
> I've heard you and I think you'd do some old Neil Young very well. I
> like his mellow stuff, like "The Deep Forbidden Lake". Are you familiar
> with Cowboy Junkies "Trinity Sessions" CD?
>
Ya, I need to do some more covers for my show. NY is classic fer sure. Plus
it's not like I don't know the lyrics. :)
>> I have a friend who is into black powder firearms, and the whole
>> frontiersman dress and lifestyle. Imagine Jerimiah Johnson (Bob Redford
>> movie) and that's his high. We go out to the old mine hills and shoot
>> targets.
>
> I have 3 AK's with 75rd drums. Only frontier that comes to mind is
> maybe Afghanistan.... I have an AK47 pistol. hee-hee.... Most powerful
> handgun in the world.
>>
>> I used to be into skiing, fishing and camping too, but don't do that much
>> anymore. :(
>
> Yeah, me too. I am too old to sleep on the ground.... And my woman
> doesn't clean fish. I used to eat speckled trout 3 at a time....big as my
> arm....
>>
>> I like to work out and sometimes (in the past) would split wood for
>> folks, just for the exercise. Hard to do, but it helps with training what
>> is left of my vision/ hand eye coordination.
>>
>> Chase flat bellies from time to time, but in my advanced age, smoking and
>> lots of hair they are getting harder to catch. :(
>>
> So yer still singin "Almost Cut My Hair"? Wimmin git older too, and a
> good one gets better with age, like a fine wine...unless they die first.
> <sigh> Hang tough bubba, it just takes one.
> TTFN,
> Bob
>
>
I'm too old, too ugly and too set in my ways to accept anybody elses
baggage. I'm content being a Loner. Was asked to Prospect for that club
once, turned them down and said "well If I join, that makes me NOT a loner,
doesn't it?" lol they didn't appreciate the humor. :)
obxrf...@hotmail.com
No wonder it's bruised purple on the end! LOL!!!
> Fitness is one of those things that pay you back, keeps your mind
> sharper too. I highly reccomned doing "something" every day or two,
> even if it's just walking on a treadmill.
Yeah, I just moved all my plants from the grow room in the
basement and I'm going to set up and start making stained glass
objects again. Haven't done that in like 20 years.... Ya gotta do
something......
obxrf...@hotmail.com
>
> <obxrf...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>> "6StringStu" <hawki...@nccray.net> wrote in message
>> news:60430$4bb63195$45395fc1$82...@ispn.net...
>>> the least bit and it's still got good rifling down the tube.
>>
>> THat must be the pump that takes shorts and longs....?
>
> Nope, it's a bolt action, loads up under the barrel, hold 15 shorts
> and less longs. But, it will shoot the long mags too. I buy nothing
> but CCI ammo. so I know I can rely upon my stuff.
Seperate clip, or tube mag built on???
>
>>
>> Every gun I ever bought, the first thing I do is pray and ask
>> God never to put me in that position, cuz I will kill them until
>> they are dead. I see you have a frown there, it can't be good to
>> have gone through that.... I have furniture with secret
>> compartments; I have a 357 and two 45s close enough right now that
>> I don't even have to get up. My late FIL had hundreds of guns, he's
>> the one that taught me to load my 357 w/a shotshell first to give
>> me more time to aim and nail the fools with the other 5.....
>
> That's called a combat configuration.
It sure ain't the plinking config! LOL!
Hunters don't do it, but lots of us
> shooters can't break the habbit. lol
>
>> I had a guy try to rob me one day when I was a wholesale drug
>> delivery guy for Walgreens Corp. I'd only had the gun for 5 days,
>> but I didn't get robbed.... They arrested me for carrying the gun,
>> but my roommate was Harry Connick SR's niece. He used to be the DA
>> in NOLA at the time, so I plead it way down. Never did get to meet
>> Harry JR.....
>>>
>
> That would've been a real treat. I've heard storys about him, very
> nice guy in real life.
>
Yeah, us folks from NOLA are pretty much perfect.... <cough>
>>>
>>> Before I lost most of my vision I used to love to ride motorcycles
>>> and travel the highways. I've been all over this country on a
>>> steel horse.
>>
>> I've got a Honda and love it. It was 80* here yesterday and I
>> went tearing down the road.....aaaaahhhhhhh........ Prolly still
>> have bugs in my teeth.....
>
> I used to own a 1974 frame that had a knucklehead fitted onto it,
> then I had a 1964 panhead. Both were custom rails. The only rice
> I've ever rode was a gocart. BUT, I've been seeing lots of good
> stuff on Cows lately, most folks don't even know the diff. I just
> don't see the need for a crotch rocket, never did like laying down
> on a tank, would rather go slower and enjoy the ride and view. :-)
Yeah, street cruising is the way to go, but the need for speed is
still there. I've been over 125mph on a Yamaha.....145 inside a Monte
Carlo....
> I'm too old, too ugly and too set in my ways to accept anybody elses
> baggage. I'm content being a Loner. Was asked to Prospect for that
> club once, turned them down and said "well If I join, that makes me
> NOT a loner, doesn't it?" lol they didn't appreciate the humor. :)
You can join my new club, MLWG- Moody Loners With Guns. <eg>
See ya, Bob
Relayer
> � � Too much stressing out going on for some people here. so let's
I am a huge Yes dan and a fan of any ;79's progressive rock.
For fun, I collect coins, for obvious reasons
Relayer
And my 5 kids if course, who have kept me alive through all this
obxrf...@hotmail.com
>I am a huge Yes dan and a fan of any ;79's progressive rock.
I think I only have 11 Yes albums. Is there a point where you
stopped being a fan of the latest albums, like when Rick left or what?
And did you get any of his solo stuff? Gotta remember, I was a DJ for
uimpteen years, I know it all. Soooooo, do you have a copy of Tarkus?
ELP? Man, I listen to that and it's 1978 all over again..... And I
just took my Adobe Audition and remixed TFTO into one disc that's
79:53 so it's all there. Very very nice.
>For fun, I collect coins, for obvious reasons
I have what's left of my grandfather's collection, old trimes,
half-dimes etc. Nothing after 1963. Very nice stuff. Before my 3 kids
were born I used to collect stamps, whole sheets brand new from the
PO. Nowadays you can't do anything with them except put em on letters.
I thought it would put my kids through school! My 18yo got so many
scholarships that the school owes him money. My 16yo also is
graduating; he was put ahead two grades, but he is going to school
locally because of his age.
See ya, Bob
obxrf...@hotmail.com
And my 5 kids if course, who have kept me alive through all this
My kids were all in elementary school when their mother died, and
I fell apart. Well, except the oldest, he's nearly 30.... Anyway,
you're right, if it wasn't for them I'd be dead long ago. At the
funeral, I was nearly hysterical and had to be pulled away from the
coffin by my late wife's brothers who are even bigger than me. But my
little girl looks like a perfect mix of her mother and my mother, who
died right before my wife. God is so good to me, she is just like her
mom and grandma.....
Fieldsie
> "Relayer" <relayer...@aol.com> wrote
I come to this newsgroup!! Even old Fieldsie likes a good story
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> I used to own quite a few firearms. When I awoke from my coma they had
> been "liquidated". I miss my 10 gauge side by side double barrle
> shotgun. :( Nowadys I have a .22 1938 Remington Sportsmaster. Not shot
> out in the least bit and it's still got good rifling down the tube.
> Have a 357mag revolver (I'd hate to drop a shell casing when doing
> that close up action. A 30-06 with a good scope that I can hit a fist
> sized target at 500 yards with. A 12 gauge pump, full choke and a Mac
> 11. Got my eye on a nice 20 gauge rabbit gun and a .50 cal, but need
> to get the money first. They are mine though, will be kept waiting for
> my cash or trade.
>
> Now I ask you, IF I had such a bad public record, would I be able to
> possess these? lol the trick is to be found "Not Guilty". Of the three
> felonies on my record,
> 1: Violation of the Mann act (federal kidnapping accross state lines)
> Took a man from Iowa to Mo and then back into Iowa. result "Not
> Guilty" 2nd Felony arrest Homicide, result "Justifiable". The poor
> basterd should've never come through that window with a weapon in his
> hand. :( 3rd felony arrest assault with intent, pled down to simple
> assault, six months in county jail.
> They go by convictions, not arrests. Lots of misdomeanors tho,
> fighting hand to hand stuff.:( I have to keep reminding cops of that
> when they pull my arrest record up. :)
An interesting and revealing RAP sheet. The fact that you take pride in
bragging about it speaks volumes about your obvious and indisputable
criminal mentality. I am sure that OJ and all of the other criminally-
minded psychopaths like you would agree that the "trick" is to be found
"not guilty." However, not guilty does not mean innocent. You, James
Hodges (aka Six String Stu, aka 6StringStu) remain to this day one sick,
criminally-minded fuck. The fact that you now make threats of physical
violence on the internet should no longer surprise anyone.
6StringStu
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> "6StringStu" <hawki...@nccray.net> wrote in message
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>>
>> <obxrf...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>>> "6StringStu" <hawki...@nccray.net> wrote in message
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>>>> Nowadys I have a .22 1938 Remington Sportsmaster. Not shot out in the
>>>> least bit and it's still got good rifling down the tube.
>>>
>>> THat must be the pump that takes shorts and longs....?
>>
>> Nope, it's a bolt action, loads up under the barrel, hold 15 shorts and
>> less longs. But, it will shoot the long mags too. I buy nothing but CCI
>> ammo. so I know I can rely upon my stuff.
>
> Seperate clip, or tube mag built on???
>>
>>>
>>> Every gun I ever bought, the first thing I do is pray and ask God
>>> never to put me in that position, cuz I will kill them until they are
>>> dead. I see you have a frown there, it can't be good to have gone
>>> through that.... I have furniture with secret compartments; I have a 357
>>> and two 45s close enough right now that I don't even have to get up. My
>>> late FIL had hundreds of guns, he's the one that taught me to load my
>>> 357 w/a shotshell first to give me more time to aim and nail the fools
>>> with the other 5.....
>>
>> That's called a combat configuration.
>
> It sure ain't the plinking config! LOL!
>
> Hunters don't do it, but lots of us
>> shooters can't break the habbit. lol
>>
>>> I had a guy try to rob me one day when I was a wholesale drug
>>> delivery guy for Walgreens Corp. I'd only had the gun for 5 days, but I
>>> didn't get robbed.... They arrested me for carrying the gun, but my
>>> roommate was Harry Connick SR's niece. He used to be the DA in NOLA at
>>> the time, so I plead it way down. Never did get to meet Harry JR.....
>>>>
>>
>> That would've been a real treat. I've heard storys about him, very nice
>> guy in real life.
>>
> Yeah, us folks from NOLA are pretty much perfect.... <cough>
Many years ago I had kin in Slidel
>>>>
>>>> Before I lost most of my vision I used to love to ride motorcycles and
>>>> travel the highways. I've been all over this country on a steel horse.
>>>
>>> I've got a Honda and love it. It was 80* here yesterday and I went
>>> tearing down the road.....aaaaahhhhhhh........ Prolly still have bugs in
>>> my teeth.....
>>
>> I used to own a 1974 frame that had a knucklehead fitted onto it, then I
>> had a 1964 panhead. Both were custom rails. The only rice I've ever rode
>> was a gocart. BUT, I've been seeing lots of good stuff on Cows lately,
>> most folks don't even know the diff. I just don't see the need for a
>> crotch rocket, never did like laying down on a tank, would rather go
>> slower and enjoy the ride and view. :-)
>
> Yeah, street cruising is the way to go, but the need for speed is still
> there. I've been over 125mph on a Yamaha.....145 inside a Monte Carlo....
>
>> I'm too old, too ugly and too set in my ways to accept anybody elses
>> baggage. I'm content being a Loner. Was asked to Prospect for that club
>> once, turned them down and said "well If I join, that makes me NOT a
>> loner, doesn't it?" lol they didn't appreciate the humor. :)
> You can join my new club, MLWG- Moody Loners With Guns. <eg>
> See ya, Bob
>
Just as long as I don't have to Prospect for the patch!
>
>
6StringStu
"15359" <15359@15359> wrote in message
news:sZGdnb9vPeLjPivW...@giganews.com...
those contract thugs you were gonna send to me? I haven't had worthwhile
playmates in such a loooooong time:(
Better yet, bring your bad self by, I'll make tea!
15359
$45395fc1$12...@ispn.net:
The sun rises in east every morning and sets in the west every afteroon.
That's something that has been happening for all of recorded history.
Likewise, your recorded history speaks for itself, and there is no need
for anyone to do anything at this point to confirm the obvious.
> btw where are
> those contract thugs you were gonna send to me?
What contract thugs?
> I haven't had worthwhile
> playmates in such a loooooong time:(
My sympathies.
> Better yet, bring your bad self by, I'll make tea!
Thanks for the invitation, but I'll have to respectfully decline. I
can't afford to take any time off to visit you for a cup of tea because
I have work to earn money to pay the taxes that are used to support
pathetic low-life criminally-minded fucks like you.
6StringStu
"15359" <15359@15359> wrote in message
insurance stippend, Nor am I all of the things you keep spouting off about.
Think about that VERY seriously when you talk of slander and defamation of
character court cases.
True you will never press any charges because you know what an obvious liar
your precious "on the record" would prove you to be. The same way we all
know that the only time you have the smallest amount of testicular fortitude
is when you are safely locked behind your door trolling on the internet.
I haven't been afraid of pussy since puberty. You probably still are, is
that why you pick your dates up on Sunset strip? :-)
Relayer
Food is a friend AND enemy. I am at 110 today
Relayer
> "Relayer" <relayer...@aol.com> wrote
I have all their albums. Even my kids are named after the members (the
boys at least). I've seen them 22 times in concert (since 74)
Relayer
I collect mainly as an investment of the small amount of funds I have
these days
obxrf...@hotmail.com
Notice to ne'er do wells: Set foot on my property and you will be
shot on sight.
obxrf...@hotmail.com
Food is a friend AND enemy. I am at 110 today
Dan, my heart goes out to you my friend. Your doctor obviously
knows more about what you should eat than I do, so just hang in there
as long as you can. I know you said you were dying, and I believe you.
Can you please say goodbye when the time comes? It's hard to find out
a year or two later that a friend has gone on; happened to me last
week. I don't know what else to say. I love ya man, Bob
obxrf...@hotmail.com
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On Apr 2, 5:18?pm, <obxrfNOS...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> "Relayer" <relayer...@aol.com> wrote
>
> >I am a huge Yes dan and a fan of any ;79's progressive rock.
>
> stopped being a fan of the latest albums, like when Rick left or
> what?
> And did you get any of his solo stuff? Gotta remember, I was a DJ
> for
> uimpteen years, I know it all. Soooooo, do you have a copy of
> Tarkus?
> ELP? Man, I listen to that and it's 1978 all over again..... And I
> just took my Adobe Audition and remixed TFTO into one disc that's
> 79:53 so it's all there. Very very nice.
>
> >For fun, I collect coins, for obvious reasons
>
> half-dimes etc. Nothing after 1963. Very nice stuff. Before my 3
> kids
> were born I used to collect stamps, whole sheets brand new from the
> PO. Nowadays you can't do anything with them except put em on
> letters.
> I thought it would put my kids through school! My 18yo got so many
> scholarships that the school owes him money. My 16yo also is
> graduating; he was put ahead two grades, but he is going to school
> locally because of his age.
I have all their albums. Even my kids are named after the members (the
boys at least). I've seen them 22 times in concert (since 74)
I cannot imagine being 14 and seeing Yes. Not even sure I knew who
they were then..... My first concert was Pink Floyd Animals Tour at
age 16. I snuck in the back and watched them from the wings, tuning up
and practicing for two hours before the show, just me and Pink Floyd,
alone. It was truly cosmic.....Buddha sticks.....
obxrf...@hotmail.com
On Apr 2, 5:18?pm, <obxrfNOS...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> "Relayer" <relayer...@aol.com> wrote
>
> >I am a huge Yes dan and a fan of any ;79's progressive rock.
>
> stopped being a fan of the latest albums, like when Rick left or
> what?
> And did you get any of his solo stuff? Gotta remember, I was a DJ
> for
> uimpteen years, I know it all. Soooooo, do you have a copy of
> Tarkus?
> ELP? Man, I listen to that and it's 1978 all over again..... And I
> just took my Adobe Audition and remixed TFTO into one disc that's
> 79:53 so it's all there. Very very nice.
>
> >For fun, I collect coins, for obvious reasons
>
> half-dimes etc. Nothing after 1963. Very nice stuff. Before my 3
> kids
> were born I used to collect stamps, whole sheets brand new from the
> PO. Nowadays you can't do anything with them except put em on
> letters.
> I thought it would put my kids through school! My 18yo got so many
> scholarships that the school owes him money. My 16yo also is
> graduating; he was put ahead two grades, but he is going to school
> locally because of his age.
I collect mainly as an investment of the small amount of funds I have
these days
I'm about to just sell it cuz it's not even worth a thou,
prolly... The 1853? half-dime is the coolest. Not a nickel, a
half-dime!
6StringStu
<obxrf...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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OK, have coffee ready! ;-)
6StringStu
<obxrf...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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My first concert was UFO and J. Giels warming up the crowd for Black Oak
Arkansas. I was nine, with a hippy chick for a older sister who got us into
all the concerts at the R.K.O. at Davenport, IA.
obxrf...@hotmail.com
>
> <obxrf...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>> Notice to ne'er do wells: Set foot on my property and you will
>> be shot on sight.
>>
>
> OK, have coffee ready! ;-)
my property last year. Firemen banged on the door at 4am to check on
us and were shocked to see me answer the door in my boxers with a
Glock 21SF .45acp (14rds!) in my hand. I don't fool around. I'm
telling ya, when I was a kid and those two faggots kidnapped me, I
learned right then and there that I wanted to be safe no matter what.
I have guns all through both floors of my house.
When yer on yer way 2 florda, stop buy and see me, ok?
obxrf...@hotmail.com
Do you recall buddha stix? Thai stix dipped in opium.....
6StringStu
<obxrf...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>the downward slope and almost home.
But, before I head out, I'll get the particulars (town and phone number
should do) and if we can get there easy, I just might do that.
6StringStu
<obxrf...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Can Johnny Be Good
>
> Stop by sometime if you need confirmation on any of that. btw where are
> those contract thugs you were gonna send to me? I haven't had worthwhile
> playmates in such a loooooong time:(
> Better yet, bring your bad self by, I'll make tea!
Nahhhhh he wont do that stu Hes probably just a puny, little,geeky
runt with thick glasses. He knows he's a nobody, and hides in his
little box under the bridge,and is a "Big Man" there!! Shit stu, if
you sneezed on the runt, he'd be in intensive care!!!!
6StringStu
"Can Johnny Be Good" <jrf...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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-----------------------------------
So sad to have such an existance. :-(
Hey, did you get that music file? I've been making good use of my studio and
digitizing more songs. Might have to set up my next web site with all
6StringStu recordings. One day I'm gonna learn how to make up some vids and
submit them to YouTube.
Can Johnny Be Good
> <obxrfNOS...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>
> news:hp7p1h$625$1...@news.eternal-september.org...
>
>
>
> > "Relayer" <relayer...@aol.com> wrote in message
My first concert was Humble Pie and a new band I'd never heard of yet,
REO SPEEDWAGON how long ago was that????
Can Johnny Be Good
> "Can Johnny Be Good" <jrf...@gmail.com> wrote in messagenews:2474597d-8e7e-4ff2...@8g2000yqz.googlegroups.com...
got the tune, didn't listen yet But I will sure ill love it
6StringStu
---------------------------------------
Long enough that only a few folks in here are saying you are still a young
pup!
I used to be a rhoadie for B.O.A. (for a week). Then they found out I was
under age and turned me over to a Social Worker:(
Jim "Dandy" Mangrum was no where near as cool as Goober or Ricochet
Reynolds!
Can Johnny Be Good
>---------------------------------------
>
>Long enough that only a few folks in here are saying you are still a young
>pup!
>
>I used to be a rhoadie for B.O.A. (for a week). Then they found out I was
>under age and turned me over to a Social Worker:(
>Jim "Dandy" Mangrum was no where near as cool as Goober or Ricochet
>Reynolds!
Black Oak Ark!!!! Jim Dandy "as cool as Goober or Ricochet
Reynolds!" who were they?? played with the band?? Jim Dandy had BIG
teeth!!!!
>
Can Johnny Be Good
>>>>
>>>> >I am a huge Yes dan and a fan of any ;79's progressive rock.
>>>>
>>>> ? ? I think I only have 11 Yes albums. Is there a point where you
>>>> stopped being a fan of the latest albums, like when Rick left or
>>>> what?
Did you ever hear Rick Wakemans "Journey to the Center of the Earth"
after he left Yes and went solo??? Great
>
13824
news:c4623$4bb6afbf$45395fc1$19...@ispn.net:
You are all of those things and more. I just read your story, and the
only obvious thing is that you are one sick and twisted fuck.
http://www.americanprofile.com/forum/viewprofile.html?u=3417
> True you will never press any charges because you know what an obvious
> liar your precious "on the record" would prove you to be.
Dream on.
> The same way
> we all know that the only time you have the smallest amount of
> testicular fortitude is when you are safely locked behind your door
> trolling on the internet. I haven't been afraid of pussy since
> puberty. You probably still are, is that why you pick your dates up on
> Sunset strip? :-)
Have another drink.
13824
Can Johnny Be Good
> I second that.
Jesus Man You gotta come up with something better, you're startin
to bore my ass off!!!
obxrf...@hotmail.com
news:c9229d6e-05c3-41ce...@u31g2000yqb.googlegroups.com...
U R OOOOLLLLLLLLLLDDDDDDD!!!!!!!!
obxrf...@hotmail.com
news:cjgfr5h9e02iphiav...@4ax.com...
13824
september.org:
Based on that revelation, it is understandable why you both defend and
admire James Hodges (aka Six String Stu, aka 6StringStu). His story,
http://www.americanprofile.com/forum/viewprofile.html?u=3417
reveals what a sick fuck he is.
Your admiration of him reveals what a sick fuck you are.
Why am I not surprised?
13824
a3ab-0d9...@z6g2000yqz.googlegroups.com:
>
>
>> I second that.
> Jesus Man You gotta come up with something better, you're startin
> to bore my ass off!!!
>
Boredom is a sign of satisfied ignorance, blunted apprehension, crass
sympathies, dull understanding, feeble powers of attention, and
irreclaimable weakness of character.
James Bridie
Can Johnny Be Good
> Can Johnny Be Good <jrf...@gmail.com> wrote in news:01a4639d-cf0a-435f-
>
>
>
> >> I second that.
> > Jesus Man You gotta come up with something better, you're startin
> > to bore my ass off!!!
>
> Boredom is a sign of satisfied ignorance, blunted apprehension, crass
> sympathies, dull understanding, feeble powers of attention, and
> irreclaimable weakness of character.
> James Bridie
thats boring too you already told me that!!!
13824
9605-cb1...@x12g2000yqx.googlegroups.com:
Then get a whore, or like James Hodges, a dog to fill the void.
Can Johnny Be Good
> Can Johnny Be Good <jrf...@gmail.com> wrote in news:732c0f20-8a6e-44ce-
> 9605-cb1ad8a54...@x12g2000yqx.googlegroups.com:
>
>
>
> > On Apr 3, 9:51 pm, 13824 <13824@13824> wrote:
> >> Can Johnny Be Good <jrf...@gmail.com> wrote in news:01a4639d-cf0a-435f-
> >> a3ab-0d945b3a3...@z6g2000yqz.googlegroups.com:
>
> >> >> I second that.
> >> > Jesus Man You gotta come up with something better, you're starti
> > n
> >> > to bore my ass off!!!
>
> >> Boredom is a sign of satisfied ignorance, blunted apprehension, crass
> >> sympathies, dull understanding, feeble powers of attention, and
> >> irreclaimable weakness of character.
> >> James Bridie
>
> > thats boring too you already told me that!!!
>
> Then get a whore, or like James Hodges, a dog to fill the void.
you're actually Stu's whore, cause he screws with your mind, and you
just can't beat him
13824
Actually, you're Stu's whore. Stay tuned, because the real game hasn't
even begun.
Can Johnny Be Good
>
> Actually, you're Stu's whore. Stay tuned, because the real game hasn't
> even begun.
Stus a good guy to me, my past isn't much better than his. Anyway,
you've been playin your game, and nothing ever changes. For a smart
person, you really seem obsessed and not very happy, even with all
your money.Which doesn't impress me anyway. You just can't talk to
anyone decently, without getting so damn mean. Why do you do that??
Can Johnny Be Good
> On Sat, 3 Apr 2010 20:27:11 -0700 (PDT), Can Johnny Be Good
> spirited person. I have not spoken to my mother in over thirty years!
> Believe it there are people in this world that are just mean. IT is
> one of them. The best you can do for him is don't respond to him at
> all! Let him die on the vine.
id do it if everyone else did, leave IT die but everyone was
replying, and I was just seein if he had just one grain of humanity
left
Relayer
> "Relayer" <relayer...@aol.com> wrote in message
>
> news:8e86b3cf-c81a-4b65...@z39g2000vbb.googlegroups.com...
> On Apr 2, 5:18?pm, <obxrfNOS...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
>
> > >I am a huge Yes dan and a fan of any ;79's progressive rock.
>
> > ? ? I think I only have 11 Yes albums. Is there a point where you
> > stopped being a fan of the latest albums, like when Rick left or
> > what?
>
> - Show quoted text -
I saw the same show in Chicago. I have been to Great Britan and have
seen the smoke stacks from the cover of Animals. The Bullet train goes
right by them. I wasn't looking for them...but looked up and there
they were as the train went by
hic
Relayer
wrote:
>
> - Show quoted text -
Saw the concert at Aire Crown Theatre in 75. Pretty cool. I've met
them all too. My sons name is Jon Anderson <insert my last name> and
Trevor. For real
Relayer
wrote:
>
>
>
> - Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -
My first "concert"" was when Styx played at my high school. REO played
at my brothers. ELP is touring now.
Relayer
> "Relayer" <relayer...@aol.com> wrote in message
>
>
> > >I am a huge Yes dan and a fan of any ;79's progressive rock.
>
> > ? ? I think I only have 11 Yes albums. Is there a point where you
> > stopped being a fan of the latest albums, like when Rick left or
> > what?
> > for
> > uimpteen years, I know it all. Soooooo, do you have a copy of
> > Tarkus?
> > ELP? Man, I listen to that and it's 1978 all over again..... And I
> > just took my Adobe Audition and remixed TFTO into one disc that's
> > 79:53 so it's all there. Very very nice.
>
> > >For fun, I collect coins, for obvious reasons
>
> > ? ? I have what's left of my grandfather's collection, old trimes,
> > half-dimes etc. Nothing after 1963. Very nice stuff. Before my 3
> > kids
> > were born I used to collect stamps, whole sheets brand new from the
> > PO. Nowadays you can't do anything with them except put em on
> > letters.
> > I thought it would put my kids through school! My 18yo got so many
> > scholarships that the school owes him money. My 16yo also is
> > graduating; he was put ahead two grades, but he is going to school
> > locally because of his age.
> > ? ? See ya, Bob
>
> these days
>
> � � I'm about to just sell it cuz it's not even worth a thou,
> prolly... The 1853? half-dime is the coolest. Not a nickel, a
> half-dime!- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -
There half cents, tri cents, 1/2 dime and 20 cent pices too..
Relayer
>
> � � Dan, my heart goes out to you my friend. Your doctor obviously
> knows more about what you should eat than I do, so just hang in there
> as long as you can. I know you said you were dying, and I believe you.
> Can you please say goodbye when the time comes? It's hard to find out
> a year or two later that a friend has gone on; happened to me last
> week. I don't know what else to say. I love ya man, Bob
Well, I get a j-tube in June, so that i kind of my last hope. It's
weird and I am sure a lot of people on disability experience this. To
my family, they see me often so don't see the change as much as friend
from 4 years ago. I saw an old friend the other day and she said to my
brother later that she couldn't believe the change and was rather
hysterical. I've only been on SSDI a relatively short time but it's
him me hard. I was at the hospital a couple of weeks ago for a checkup
and a woman riding looked at me and said "tsk tsk I hope there is
something they can do for you here". I didn't even know her. To be
honest, it was kind of aggravating.
obxrf...@hotmail.com
news:ih6gr5t714qb42h4g...@4ax.com...
> spirited person. I have not spoken to my mother in over thirty
> years!
> Believe it there are people in this world that are just mean. IT is
> one of them. The best you can do for him is don't respond to him at
> all! Let him die on the vine.
Ah yes, the ultimate cruelty! What is really comical about trolls
is that in the anonymous void that is usenet, they try to impress you
with their own personal superiority. He could be talking to Stephen
Hawking and not even know it. He could be in prison, and we'd never
know it.
obxrf...@hotmail.com
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A troll? Humanity? LOL!!!
When a child is conceived the embryo undergoes cell division where
ultimately, all cells must become what they are destined to
be....troll cells are all made of rectal tissue....
obxrf...@hotmail.com
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> they were then..... My first concert was Pink Floyd Animals Tour at
> age 16. I snuck in the back and watched them from the wings, tuning
> up
> and practicing for two hours before the show, just me and Pink
> Floyd,
>
> - Show quoted text -
I saw the same show in Chicago. I have been to Great Britan and have
seen the smoke stacks from the cover of Animals. The Bullet train goes
right by them. I wasn't looking for them...but looked up and there
they were as the train went by
hic
Yeah, I've seen them on BBC programmes, as they say... What did
you think of the frist half-dozen Moody Blues albums? Hmmm? They are
right up there with Yes IMO, but lacked the staying power.....
obxrf...@hotmail.com
On Apr 3, 5:36?pm, Can Johnny Be Good <canjohnnybeg...@guess.net>
OK- here we go- did you or dintja like Going for the One?
"Realizing a form, out of stone...."
obxrf...@hotmail.com
On Apr 3, 5:31?pm, Can Johnny Be Good <canjohnnybeg...@guess.net>
wrote:
> >---------------------------------------
>
> >Long enough that only a few folks in here are saying you are still
> >a young
> >pup!
>
> >I used to be a rhoadie for B.O.A. (for a week). Then they found out
> >I was
> >under age and turned me over to a Social Worker:(
> >Jim "Dandy" Mangrum was no where near as cool as Goober or Ricochet
> >Reynolds!
>
> Reynolds!" ?who were they?? ?played with the band?? Jim Dandy had
> BIG
> teeth!!!! ?
>
>
>
> - Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -
My first "concert"" was when Styx played at my high school. REO played
at my brothers. ELP is touring now.
My first wife went to a private girls finishing school in Gstaad,
Switzerland. Led Zeppelin performed at her high school auditorium. She
said when they sang about "...the way you squeeze my lemon..." all the
little 15yo girls about fainted.... That was back in the day of the
screaming teenage girl audiences.
I'll have to be on the lookout for ELP. Very big fan.....
obxrf...@hotmail.com
> prolly... The 1853? half-dime is the coolest. Not a nickel, a
> half-dime!- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -
There half cents, tri cents, 1/2 dime and 20 cent pices too..
Have all those but the 20cent is a new one to me.... Have Jap
occupation money too. My gramps occupied Nagasaki wearing lead-soled
boots.
obxrf...@hotmail.com
On Apr 3, 11:02?am, <obxrfNOS...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> "Relayer" <relayer...@aol.com> wrote
> Food is a friend AND enemy. I am at 110 today
>
> knows more about what you should eat than I do, so just hang in
> there
> as long as you can. I know you said you were dying, and I believe
> you.
> Can you please say goodbye when the time comes? It's hard to find
> out
> a year or two later that a friend has gone on; happened to me last
> week. I don't know what else to say. I love ya man, Bob
Well, I get a j-tube in June, so that i kind of my last hope. It's
weird and I am sure a lot of people on disability experience this. To
my family, they see me often so don't see the change as much as friend
from 4 years ago. I saw an old friend the other day and she said to my
brother later that she couldn't believe the change and was rather
hysterical. I've only been on SSDI a relatively short time but it's
him me hard. I was at the hospital a couple of weeks ago for a checkup
and a woman riding looked at me and said "tsk tsk I hope there is
something they can do for you here". I didn't even know her. To be
honest, it was kind of aggravating.
My Dad had one and pulled it out, very combative old man. I get my
berserko Scots temper from him, but me mum was a proper English lady
and would have none of that. Since my recto-sigmoid colectomy, I have
no appetite until mid afternoon and then it gets worse and worse til
I've gorged myself and i explode about 3am.
What is the specific problem at this point? No pancreas? Did they
try to implant cells from someone/somewhere else in your liver? Wasn't
that the plan? I can't see myself doing a transplant of any
kind....too weird for me.... But then, when you've held your beloved
wife in your arms and watched her die, you don't really care
anymore....about anything..... I loved that Yes song Turn of the
Century for 25 years before it hit home...hard.
6StringStu
<obxrf...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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wallet her grand dad used to own
Can Johnny Be Good
> "Relayer" <relayer...@aol.com> wrote in message
ELP Loved them
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UeQsZOQqO6I&feature=PlayList&p=CF501BFA5D23B3F9&playnext_from=PL&index=0&playnext=1
Here they are performing Karn Evil#9 LIVE! Happy Easter
Can Johnny Be Good
>
> My first "concert"" was when Styx played at my high school. REO played
> at my brothers. ELP is touring now.
Great back then concerts Styx and reo playin at high schools??
What year would that have been, like 1970 or 71? While back you old
fart(me too)!!!
Can Johnny Be Good
>
> id do it if everyone else did, leave IT die but everyone was
> replying, and I was just seein if he had just one grain of humanity
> left
>
> A troll? Humanity? LOL!!!
> When a child is conceived the embryo undergoes cell division where
> ultimately, all cells must become what they are destined to
> be....troll cells are all made of rectal tissue....
ROFL thanks for pointin that out , ill never think of them the same
again!!!
Can Johnny Be Good
I don't know what else to say. I love ya man, Bob
>
> Well, I get a j-tube in June, so that i kind of my last hope. It's
> weird and I am sure a lot of people on disability experience this. To
> my family, they see me often so don't see the change as much as friend
> from 4 years ago. I saw an old friend the other day and she said to my
> brother later that she couldn't believe the change and was rather
> hysterical. I've only been on SSDI a relatively short time but it's
> him me hard. I was at the hospital a couple of weeks ago for a checkup
> and a woman riding looked at me and said "tsk tsk I hope there is
> something they can do for you here". I didn't even know her. To be
> honest, it was kind of aggravating.
Dan,
Everybody here has known you longer than I. When I first read some of
your replies I thought "This relayer is a grumpy old fart"!!! LOL I
was so wrong. My heart goes out to you buddy, and I pray for you lots
(Me and the rest of us here too). Just wanted you to know how I feel
about you, you're a great guy.And a "usenet" buddy! Johnny
obxrf...@hotmail.com
1st wife saw Led Zep in HS in the 60's before they were a
supergroup.
MB
> Too much stressing out going on for some people here. so let's
>have fun.
> I collect exotic desert plants, uranium glass, BIG guns, Hummels,
>I make wine and mead (honey wine) and target shoot in my yard. I love
>the music of YES (Relayer is my lost twin brother), the Moody Blues,
>Handel, and Beethoven. Carl Phillip Emmanuel Bach is pretty good
>too..... I can read almost 10 languages and I enjoy using non-English
>words in sentences. I study the Bible in the original Koine Greek,
>although I admit I do not always do what it says.... Mea culpa, mea
>maxima culpa. I have a large workshop in my basement where I fix
>whatever breaks around the house. I have a 20 ton shop press where I
>crush things flat....and bend bent mower blades back into shape. Got
>three acres of grass to mow....
> Having Asperger's Syndrome, as does Carol (Contessa of
>Consternation), I have a tendency to learn everything I can about
>something and then move on to the next subject. People have a tendency
>to think I know everything, although it usually only means that I know
>everything they can think to ask me.
> So what do you guys do for fun? Dan, what do you like besides Yes?
>ELP? (Remember, food is your friend. Or is it? Give us a weight
>update.) Stu, what kinda guns do you shoot? Carol, what are you
>perseverating on these days? :-) Jack, do you really have that rooster
>on your place in the country or did you just send me a picture of a
>cock for fun? <eg> How is Mrs. BroJack AKA The Warrior Princess?
>Johnny, our newbie, what do you do for kicks? Do you like shooting?
>Shooting a gallon jug of water with an AK47 is a blast! Did anybody
>else collect a bazillion stamps thinking it would put your kids
>through college?
> We don't have to let all the stuff that is going on, online or
>not, get us down. Let's just have fun for awhile.
> Best to all,
> Bob
>
I used to enjoy flying and was going for my general aviation license
until the narcolepsy diagnosis nixed that. Can't pass the FAA medical
with that diagnosis or while under treatment for it (which isn't
really helping that much). The Crohn's disease was probably going to
be the downfall of that idea anyway. I used to enjoy playing
volleyball until my knees decided they weren't going to cooperate
anymore (plus the medication for sleep helped me to put on 70 lbs, of
which I've lost 30). When my sleep schedule allows, I like to shoot
my Glock 19, which is a little lighter than the Beretta 92 I had
before it. I have a Mossberg 500 20ga., but would trade it for a
Remington 870 in a heartbeat. And I do a little plinking with a
couple of Marlin 60 .22 rifles I have. I also have an unofficial
working relationship with our volunteer fire department helping out
with traffic management at crash and fire scenes. It helps to free up
a real firefighter to do their work until HP arrives to take over.
I was able to go bowling for the first time in years a few weeks ago,
but had to cut it off after two games when the tendonitis in my elbow
started flaring up. Thank goodness it was gone by morning. But most
of my recreational time (what little there is of it) is spent visiting
a few close friends. And I've been slowly working on learning some
Russian and German.
obxrf...@hotmail.com
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Oooo yeah, that's not good. My kid just registered for the draft
but I told him to forget about all the cards he's getting from the
military as he's a sleepwalker and that's a HUGE no-no.
I'm not familiar with you; are you male, female, age? You always
seem so sensible when you post.
Can't pass the FAA medical
> with that diagnosis or while under treatment for it (which isn't
> really helping that much). The Crohn's disease was probably going
> to
> be the downfall of that idea anyway. I used to enjoy playing
> volleyball until my knees decided they weren't going to cooperate
> anymore (plus the medication for sleep helped me to put on 70 lbs,
> of
> which I've lost 30). When my sleep schedule allows, I like to shoot
> my Glock 19,
I have the Glock 36 and the Glock 21SF. I just like the old .45acp
shells, updated to a gigantic hollowpoint....
which is a little lighter than the Beretta 92 I had
> before it. I have a Mossberg 500 20ga., but would trade it for a
> Remington 870 in a heartbeat. And I do a little plinking with a
> couple of Marlin 60 .22 rifles I have.
Used to have a pair of Remington Nylon 66 rifles, have the Ruger
10/22 now, w/a 50rd mag. My little genius son used to shoot it when he
was 3; die, fire ants, die! He'd destroy the mound with 10-20
sots.....
I also have an unofficial
> working relationship with our volunteer fire department helping out
> with traffic management at crash and fire scenes. It helps to free
> up
> a real firefighter to do their work until HP arrives to take over.
>
> I was able to go bowling for the first time in years a few weeks
> ago,
> but had to cut it off after two games when the tendonitis in my
> elbow
> started flaring up. Thank goodness it was gone by morning.
I've devolved into a couch potato, but I'm getting out and walking
now that the snow has melted. Gonna put new belts on my riding mower
today and get ready for spring. I've gained 20 pounds with meds.....
But most
> of my recreational time (what little there is of it) is spent
> visiting
> a few close friends. And I've been slowly working on learning some
> Russian and German.
Das ist sehr gut!
Da'svedan'ya!
Bob
MB
>> I used to enjoy flying and was going for my general aviation license
>> until the narcolepsy diagnosis nixed that.
>
> Oooo yeah, that's not good. My kid just registered for the draft
>but I told him to forget about all the cards he's getting from the
>military as he's a sleepwalker and that's a HUGE no-no.
> I'm not familiar with you; are you male, female, age? You always
>seem so sensible when you post.
Thanks. I'm a 46 year old male, and like a couple others here, a
widower. Raised 2 kids who are now grown and on their own, They were
4 y.o. and 14 mon. when their mother died.
>Can't pass the FAA medical
>> with that diagnosis or while under treatment for it (which isn't
>> really helping that much). The Crohn's disease was probably going
>> to
>> be the downfall of that idea anyway. I used to enjoy playing
>> volleyball until my knees decided they weren't going to cooperate
>> anymore (plus the medication for sleep helped me to put on 70 lbs,
>> of
>> which I've lost 30). When my sleep schedule allows, I like to shoot
>> my Glock 19,
>
> I have the Glock 36 and the Glock 21SF. I just like the old .45acp
>shells, updated to a gigantic hollowpoint....
Definitely a stopper round. I had gotten the 19 for concealed carry,
but I think it's going to be a bit too large. I was looking at a Kahr
P380 at a gun show a few weeks ago, but I'm still undecided. The
biggest thing holding me back from getting my CWP is everyone who
offers the class only do so on Saturdays at 8AM. I'm totally
non-functional at that time of day, and if by some miracle I am up at
that time, I'd never last the entire day.
>which is a little lighter than the Beretta 92 I had
>> before it. I have a Mossberg 500 20ga., but would trade it for a
>> Remington 870 in a heartbeat. And I do a little plinking with a
>> couple of Marlin 60 .22 rifles I have.
>
> Used to have a pair of Remington Nylon 66 rifles, have the Ruger
>10/22 now, w/a 50rd mag. My little genius son used to shoot it when he
>was 3; die, fire ants, die! He'd destroy the mound with 10-20
>sots.....
The one thing I've never had is a serious hunting rifle. I'm not into
the hunting thing, but I'd still like something more substantial than
a .22. I keep the Mossberg loaded with slugs for home defense.
>I also have an unofficial
>> working relationship with our volunteer fire department helping out
>> with traffic management at crash and fire scenes. It helps to free
>> up
>> a real firefighter to do their work until HP arrives to take over.
>>
>> I was able to go bowling for the first time in years a few weeks
>> ago,
>> but had to cut it off after two games when the tendonitis in my
>> elbow
>> started flaring up. Thank goodness it was gone by morning.
>
> I've devolved into a couch potato, but I'm getting out and walking
>now that the snow has melted. Gonna put new belts on my riding mower
>today and get ready for spring. I've gained 20 pounds with meds.....
Yeah, I bought a bicycle last summer, still have yet to ride it. It's
finally warmed up here so I need to get the thing out and use it. I'd
have to take it into town, as these back country roads are WAY too
dangerous for bicycling.
>But most
>> of my recreational time (what little there is of it) is spent
>> visiting
>> a few close friends. And I've been slowly working on learning some
>> Russian and German.
>
> Das ist sehr gut!
> Da'svedan'ya!
> Bob
It is indeed. But I'm much better with speaking them rather than
reading/writing.
obxrf...@hotmail.com
> On Mon, 5 Apr 2010 10:24:00 -0500, <obxrf...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>>> I used to enjoy flying and was going for my general aviation
>>> license
>>> until the narcolepsy diagnosis nixed that.
>>
>> Oooo yeah, that's not good. My kid just registered for the draft
>>but I told him to forget about all the cards he's getting from the
>>military as he's a sleepwalker and that's a HUGE no-no.
>> I'm not familiar with you; are you male, female, age? You always
>>seem so sensible when you post.
>
> Thanks. I'm a 46 year old male, and like a couple others here, a
> widower.
Next Friday the 16th will make 7 yrs for me. I've been in some
pretty hairy fights, kidnapped, been shot at, etc, but nothing shook
me up like that. She had colon cancer. I was 42 and had just lost my
mom.
Raised 2 kids who are now grown and on their own, They were
> 4 y.o. and 14 mon. when their mother died.
Mine were 6,9, and 11. The two oldest graduate next month.
>
>> I have the Glock 36 and the Glock 21SF. I just like the old
>> .45acp
>>shells, updated to a gigantic hollowpoint....
>
> Definitely a stopper round. I had gotten the 19 for concealed
> carry,
That model 36 is a perfect CCW gun. Depends on how big you are,
I'm 6'2 and 215. I have an AK pistol, but it's 18" long....no CCW....
:-)
> but I think it's going to be a bit too large. I was looking at a
> Kahr
> P380
Had a Beretta .380; too weak for me..... give me a .357 or
.45.......
at a gun show a few weeks ago, but I'm still undecided. The
> biggest thing holding me back from getting my CWP is everyone who
> offers the class only do so on Saturdays at 8AM. I'm totally
> non-functional at that time of day, and if by some miracle I am up
> at
> that time, I'd never last the entire day.
I get up like, ten minutes before it's time to drive my kids to
school and then go back into bed and watch tv news til about 11-ish,
just to get moving mentally. I get cleaned up, eat brunch and get them
from school. At heart, I'm a night owl. Was a nighttime DJ on the
radio for years.....
Do you take Ambien? I'm looking at trying it; can't sleep and just
have nightmares if I do. Unspeakable nightmares...... Or is that a
stupid question for a narcoleptic?????
>
> The one thing I've never had is a serious hunting rifle. I'm not
> into
> the hunting thing, but I'd still like something more substantial
> than
> a .22. I keep the Mossberg loaded with slugs for home defense.
I have a Ruger Mini-14 .223, very very nice gun. Will take deer if
you're into that sorta thing. Have AK47 rifles and pistol, but they're
just for fun. The only thing I kill is varmints like bunnies and mice,
and any foolish intruders. None of them so far, PTL!
>
> It is indeed. But I'm much better with speaking them rather than
> reading/writing.
I have a friend who was raised in a German-speaking household who
had no idea how to even spell entschuldigung. I speak German much
better than reading it. It just sounds like English to me, but then
English is an anglo-SAXON language.
See ya, Bob
MB
>> Thanks. I'm a 46 year old male, and like a couple others here, a
>> widower.
>
> Next Friday the 16th will make 7 yrs for me. I've been in some
>pretty hairy fights, kidnapped, been shot at, etc, but nothing shook
>me up like that. She had colon cancer. I was 42 and had just lost my
>mom.
My wife died because she had turned the wrong way going over a bridge
taking a friend from work home. According to the girl who was in the
car with her, she realized her mistake coming off the bridge and was
looking for a place to get into the correct lane when a drunk driver
going 70MPH hit her head on. Other drivers saw her and were able to
avoid her. I've had friends whose spouses have died from disease, and
I wouldn't trade my loss for theirs at all. At least for me, it was
quick and over. I didn't have to see her linger and suffer.
>
>Raised 2 kids who are now grown and on their own, They were
>> 4 y.o. and 14 mon. when their mother died.
>
> Mine were 6,9, and 11. The two oldest graduate next month.
>>
>>> I have the Glock 36 and the Glock 21SF. I just like the old
>>> .45acp
>>>shells, updated to a gigantic hollowpoint....
>>
>> Definitely a stopper round. I had gotten the 19 for concealed
>> carry,
>
> That model 36 is a perfect CCW gun. Depends on how big you are,
>I'm 6'2 and 215. I have an AK pistol, but it's 18" long....no CCW....
>:-)
5'10" and 208lbs (for now). Hoping to get that weight down below 180
by summer's end, but I say that every year. But that 36 will probably
feel too small in my hands. I tried a 26 before deciding on the 19
because the shorter grip on the 26 just felt too small.
>
> I get up like, ten minutes before it's time to drive my kids to
>school and then go back into bed and watch tv news til about 11-ish,
>just to get moving mentally. I get cleaned up, eat brunch and get them
>from school. At heart, I'm a night owl. Was a nighttime DJ on the
>radio for years.....
When I was younger (and healthy), staying up all night would insure
I'd be sick the entire next day. But now, I can stay up all night,
every night at will. When the kids were still in school, I'd take
them every morning, but way too many times I wouldn't remember the
drive home. I was on total autopilot. It's amazing I didn't put my
car into a ditch on one of those mornings.
> Do you take Ambien? I'm looking at trying it; can't sleep and just
>have nightmares if I do. Unspeakable nightmares...... Or is that a
>stupid question for a narcoleptic?????
Ambien? I call those Pez, because they are of similar shape, and do
just about as much good. It was the first med I tried. I've even
been on chloral hydrate, and it didn't do anything for me either. If
I get to sleep at night (and that's a big if), I never dream. My last
two night sleep studies showed 0% REM sleep. I'll dream during the
day, but I never have nightmares. They've got me on Remeron and
Valium now, which only works about 25-30% of the time. But that's far
better than it was 15 years ago, when I was regularly staying up 4
days and nights straight. When they sedate me to do an EGD or
colonoscopy, I'm either wide awake the whole time, or they have to
give me so much that an nurse anesthetist has to be in the room to
intubate me should the need arise. So far, it hasn't.
I burned my hand a few years back, 2nd degree across the entire palm,
and at the ER, they gave me two injections of Demerol through the IV
line. When the doctor came in, I was sitting up in bed flipping
through the TV channels. He said, "Oh, excuse me." and stepped back
out. A minute later, he came back in and asked me my name. When I
told him, he asked if I had been given pain medication, which I said
yes. He was amazed I was still alert and awake, and thought he had
gone into the wrong exam room. He gave me one more shot of Demerol,
three Oxycodone tablets to take then, and a script for Dilaudid to get
filled. My daughter and mother both were there to drive me home, but
I drove home myself, because I absolutely could not feel any effect of
the meds. It was around 3AM and I drove about a mile with a cop right
next to me. He never had a clue, because I just wasn't under the
influence of the meds. I got the Dilaudid filled, but it didn't do
any good, either. After taking 2 or 3, I tossed the rest.
And sometimes I'll take med holidays from the Remerom and Valium. The
Remeron will make you eat and eat and eat. But I've never had any
withdrawal effects from going off the Valium. My doctor says I'm the
most addiction proof patient he's ever seen.
>>
>> The one thing I've never had is a serious hunting rifle. I'm not
>> into
>> the hunting thing, but I'd still like something more substantial
>> than
>> a .22. I keep the Mossberg loaded with slugs for home defense.
>
> I have a Ruger Mini-14 .223, very very nice gun. Will take deer if
>you're into that sorta thing. Have AK47 rifles and pistol, but they're
>just for fun. The only thing I kill is varmints like bunnies and mice,
>and any foolish intruders. None of them so far, PTL!
There were two nice size deer on my property yesterday. I like
watching them, have no desire to shoot them. Now squirrels are a
different story. I HATE those damn things. If I see one cross the
road in front of me, I'll try to hit them with the car. I took the
Mossberg out a few years back and shot up all their nests on my
property. Must have killed about 60-70 of them. They are so
overpopulated that they're eating siding off of houses around here.
David "Doc" Leifheit
> mailbox. Same thing happened with a carload of Jehovah's Witnesses.
> They did an about face and left their leaflets in the mailbox below.
That's funny!
Years ago a friend of mine lived 3 houses from one of the Jehovah's Witness
Kingdom Halls. So they came to his house all the time.
One fine morning... they wake him up. A younger woman and a little girl.
His front door was all glass and had 2 curtains, one covering the top half,
one covering the lower half.
He stumbles out of bed (he slept naked) and opened the door a crack to see
who it was... thinking the curtains were both closed... turned out the
lower curtain was open about 3 or 4 inches...
The lady and kid left in a hurry and he was never bothered again!!
> That was a shame because they always have one young fox in their car.
Yep!
One summer I was working on my car and they came up, and she was the cutest
thing and about my age (late teens). I worked up that I didn't believe at
all, which of course meant she had to come every week just to try and save
me! Ah... never tire of looking at a pretty lady...
MB
>On Fri, 2 Apr 2010 12:22:42 -0500, <obxrf...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Too much stressing out going on for some people here. so let's
>>have fun.
>
>In good weather, I jog naked -- except for a baseball cap, ear phone
>radio, and running shoes -- on a personal jogging track on the
>property. The nearest neighbor is 1/2 mile away, so there's lots of
>privacy up here for that activity.
Just wondering, Jack. Do the initials AANR have any significance to
you?
75621
september.org:
> "Can Johnny Be Good" <jrf...@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:e80390e1-fffc-464a-a737-b41f5390a263
The same tissue that lines your mouth and throat.
Can Johnny Be Good
>
> > id do it if everyone else did, leave IT die but everyone was
> > replying, and I was just seein if he had just one grain of humanity
> > left
>
> > A troll? Humanity? LOL!!!
> > When a child is conceived the embryo undergoes cell division where
> > ultimately, all cells must become what they are destined to
> > be....troll cells are all made of rectal tissue....
>
> The same tissue that lines your mouth and throat.
> > id do it if everyone else did, leave IT die but everyone was
> > replying, and I was just seein if he had just one grain of humanity
> > left.......
I wrote that, question your humanity, if you had a grain left?
Sorry, can't take credit for the rectal tissue remark. Your a good guy
that doesn't know how to handle a resentment....I could help you with
that
75621
867b-60a...@r18g2000yqd.googlegroups.com:
Aside from the fact that you are a lazy, low-life drunkard who can't get
out of bed on a Monday until 2PM, what are your professional credentials?
obxrf...@hotmail.com
> On Mon, 5 Apr 2010 14:00:23 -0500, <obxrf...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>>> Thanks. I'm a 46 year old male, and like a couple others here, a
>>> widower.
>>
>> Next Friday the 16th will make 7 yrs for me. I've been in some
>>pretty hairy fights, kidnapped, been shot at, etc, but nothing shook
>>me up like that. She had colon cancer. I was 42 and had just lost my
>>mom.
>
> My wife died because she had turned the wrong way going over a
> bridge
> taking a friend from work home. According to the girl who was in
> the
> car with her, she realized her mistake coming off the bridge and was
> looking for a place to get into the correct lane when a drunk driver
> going 70MPH hit her head on. Other drivers saw her and were able to
> avoid her. I've had friends whose spouses have died from disease,
> and
> I wouldn't trade my loss for theirs at all. At least for me, it was
> quick and over. I didn't have to see her linger and suffer.
Mine was very far gone and had lost control of her bodily
functions, not that she ever ate anything.... anyway, she got
spongebaths twice daily. I was holding her, rolled oon her side
towards me as they were finishing. I asked her how she was, and she
said "I... am... fine..." and died. She was a chubby tomboy type, very
active and always laughing, twinkle in her eye.... The day I saw her
die, something inside of me broke, and I have never been the same.
Quit working in December (she died April 16th) and the following Sept.
I found out about SSDI and applied. Was approved on the first appeal.
I look perfectly normal, but it is just an empty shell.....
> 5'10" and 208lbs (for now). Hoping to get that weight down below
> 180
> by summer's end, but I say that every year. But that 36 will
> probably
> feel too small in my hands. I tried a 26 before deciding on the 19
> because the shorter grip on the 26 just felt too small.
The 36 is great in my hand, but the kick is monstrous for a .45
that small. The 21SF is beyond ideal..... holds 14rds too. I'm
thinking of selling most of my guns, as only one of my kids has any
interest in guns, and he's nearly 30 w/a CCW. The neighbors complain
when I shoot my AK. I would too. The voice of God can't be much
louder.....
>
> When I was younger (and healthy), staying up all night would insure
> I'd be sick the entire next day. But now, I can stay up all night,
> every night at will. When the kids were still in school, I'd take
> them every morning, but way too many times I wouldn't remember the
> drive home. I was on total autopilot. It's amazing I didn't put my
> car into a ditch on one of those mornings.
I used to work at the radio station all night and then work at the
car dealership all day. Workaholic does not begin to describe me.
That's what burns my ass so much about folks who think SSDI is for
slackers. Hello???? You MUST be a worker to get it. I've worked as
much as 140 hrs in one week.
>
>
> Ambien? I call those Pez, because they are of similar shape, and do
> just about as much good. It was the first med I tried. I've even
> been on chloral hydrate,
DAMN!
and it didn't do anything for me either. If
> I get to sleep at night (and that's a big if), I never dream. My
> last
> two night sleep studies showed 0% REM sleep. I'll dream during the
> day, but I never have nightmares.
I was reliving my abduction by two homos when I was 12 the other
night, except this time they got away with everything, instead of me
escaping. EXTREMELY disturbing. I always wake up before I get killed
or have sex or whatever in a dream, but not this time.....
They've got me on Remeron and
> Valium now, which only works about 25-30% of the time.
I take valium, zyprexa and trazadone; takes a couple hours to go
to sleep. Sex puts me to sleep pretty well..... but that's the only
sure thing.... :-)
What is your primary disability? Narcolepsy?
But that's far
> better than it was 15 years ago, when I was regularly staying up 4
> days and nights straight. When they sedate me to do an EGD or
> colonoscopy, I'm either wide awake the whole time, or they have to
> give me so much that an nurse anesthetist has to be in the room to
> intubate me should the need arise. So far, it hasn't.
Yeah, nobody can put me under w/o propofol. It makes your face
feel like fire ants have attacked and then POOF! it's an hour later.
Can you stay up when ever you like now? I guess what I mean is, do
you live alone? I have a wife and 4 kids here....
>
> I burned my hand a few years back, 2nd degree across the entire
> palm,
> and at the ER, they gave me two injections of Demerol through the IV
> line. When the doctor came in, I was sitting up in bed flipping
> through the TV channels. He said, "Oh, excuse me." and stepped back
> out. A minute later, he came back in and asked me my name. When I
> told him, he asked if I had been given pain medication, which I said
> yes. He was amazed I was still alert and awake, and thought he had
> gone into the wrong exam room.
They tried to knock me out with fentanyl in '96 for surgery, two
shots still didn't do it, so they took me in the OR where I continued
to sing the theme from Green Acres til they gassed me, my eyes crossed
and I went out.
He gave me one more shot of Demerol,
> three Oxycodone tablets to take then, and a script for Dilaudid to
> get
> filled.
I have a genetic inability to properly metabolize opiates so I
have to take more and wait longer than the average person. I can drive
just fine w/6 vicodin in me. I just don't feel it. I've had 6 this
AM.....
My daughter and mother both were there to drive me home, but
> I drove home myself, because I absolutely could not feel any effect
> of
> the meds. It was around 3AM and I drove about a mile with a cop
> right
> next to me. He never had a clue, because I just wasn't under the
> influence of the meds. I got the Dilaudid filled, but it didn't do
> any good, either. After taking 2 or 3, I tossed the rest.
You may have the P450 CYP2D6 genetic malformation like I do.....
You can get it tested and find out. I am immune to most opiates and
antidepressants.
>
> And sometimes I'll take med holidays from the Remerom and Valium.
> The
> Remeron will make you eat and eat and eat. But I've never had any
> withdrawal effects from going off the Valium. My doctor says I'm
> the
> most addiction proof patient he's ever seen.
I'm pretty much the same, but I have horrible anxiety attacks when
I go off valium. Of course, I have them with it too......
>
> There were two nice size deer on my property yesterday. I like
> watching them, have no desire to shoot them.
My wife would kill and gut ME if I did. I will zing a .45 past
their butts now and then....
Now squirrels are a
> different story. I HATE those damn things.
Tree rats.... My property drops to a creek in the back with a high
bluff on the other side. I can shoot anything on my property and the
slug never leaves my yard.
If I see one cross the
> road in front of me, I'll try to hit them with the car. I took the
> Mossberg out a few years back and shot up all their nests on my
> property. Must have killed about 60-70 of them. They are so
> overpopulated that they're eating siding off of houses around here.
My property is a black walnut forest, so I have more than you
(neener-neener!) and they are =everywhere=..... I just wish all the
red-tailed hawks around here would eat them, or maybe the coyotes.....
What is your first name? Mines Robert aka Bob,
See ya, Bob
Bob
Relayer
LOL....I'm only 50
Can Johnny Be Good
>
> > Dan,
> > Everybody here has known you longer than I. When I first read some of
> > your replies I thought "This relayer is a grumpy old fart"!!! LOL I
> > was so wrong. My heart goes out to you buddy, and I pray for you lots
> > (Me and the rest of us here too). Just wanted you to know how I feel
> > about you, you're a great guy.And a "usenet" buddy! Johnny
>
> LOL....I'm only 50
Yea Dan, now that I know you, I know that too. Just seemed a bit
grumpy at times(I sure can't blame ya)! Course, I probably am to blame
for some of that, when i first got here!!! lol Hope you're havin
the best day you can Dan Jonnny