Posts for: plumbob
Apr 27, 2024 08:07:55 #
Graywulff wrote:
I’m lucky to have made it all the way to 73. Thanks for asking. The shipping was free the handling was kinda rough tho.
Ah yes my older brother by 8 months and 1 day comes up with another memory spark. Remember them all Wulffy and would like to see the wind down window come back instead of the electric car windows. And on the bike petal how many remember the attempt at barefooting them?
Yes Jer, Professor Plum in the scholastic sport of recess, was my major in those grade school.
Apr 27, 2024 07:59:14 #
Graywulff wrote:
I’m trying to make it a habit… sometimes I even get it right😁
Quite the coincidence with your thought and my life Wulffy.
As the years now have started to climb in #, I tend now not to worry about the crap that I have no control over. Sure I have concerns over some of them, but if I can not help it in anyway why let it get me down.
So now appreciation of even the simple things has brighten many a day, even when the sky is gray.
Apr 27, 2024 07:46:56 #
Doug Lemmon wrote:
Whoopsie... fat thumbed that one!! 🤭 br br Not o... (show quote)
Cute joke there Doug, sounds like a slick move Troy would do.
Good morning Chuck, Doug, Jimmy, Fred and the under cover FS agents this morning. Gray sky's in these parts but the last day of cool weather it appears.
Bringing in the summer next week
Apr 27, 2024 07:42:00 #
Gmchief wrote:
Good morning!!!
Today’s face is from fellow Stager seesalt. Accidental or not, it’s funny!
Thanks, seesalt!
Today’s face is from fellow Stager seesalt. Accidental or not, it’s funny!
Thanks, seesalt!
Good morning Glen, like Chuck says cool pic. No bones about it.
Apr 27, 2024 07:39:19 #
Richard E. wrote:
I try to delete anything I don't recognize. Years ago I was burned by what I thought was a message from UPS. NOT. The next day I received a message that my computer had been corrupted and that for a fee, the sender could fix my problem. I waited a day too long to get my computer to the someone I thought could make it right. Had I acted immediately, he thought he could have helped. No such luck. My files were gone.
Right there with you Richard. A few years ago the wife received a message from who she thought was her cousin. Had his email address, signature line and everything looked legit.
Only hinky thing to the email he was asking for $ 400.00 that he had fallen on tough times. When she responded with a message to who she assumed was her cousin, the hacker got all her contacts info and a message NOT from her to the same request to all her contacts.
Quite the hassle getting that all cleared up.
Apr 27, 2024 07:31:58 #
1Oldboat42 wrote:
I enjoyed reading these from both of you Plumbob and bc. I will vote for #4 being best also. My in-laws had a small store in a small town and offered anything a person might need, and if they didn't have it they would have it the next day.
Joel, so much to be said for small town America that it keeps the country in perspective that we need it as much if not more than the big city way of living.
Quite the contrast walking the streets of a small town where folks will say hi as we pass one another vs having their nose pointed at the phone in down town USA.
Apr 26, 2024 19:39:52 #
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Fredfish wrote:
After our frost melted, I headed out to Beseck for... (show quote)
Nice catches, beautiful pics, and no wind. Sounds like a 3fer for a good day Fred.
Apr 26, 2024 19:36:12 #
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Andy B wrote:
Hit Red Cross launch today , lost a pig fairly early and these came once I found them all fairly close together. Wind blew me into a log and it caught my net and ripped a pretty big hole in it , but I stopped and sewed it together with some braid and a paperclip . Just in time for the ones I caught. The water temp was at 55° when I started by 2 pm it was 68° I take the temp about a foot deep. 🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸🇺🇲🇺🇲🙏
Looks like you still faired well with some nice catches there Andy after having to sew your net.
I keep wire ties on board so remind me to give you some for exactly what you sewed when we get together in June.
Apr 26, 2024 13:43:03 #
Gordon wrote:
My wife's liquor store was a mom and Pop store so i can relate to #4.
I prefer the mom and pop stores any day. Might pay more, but usually the service comes with a smile and the gratitude on both ends seems more genuine.
Apr 26, 2024 13:27:42 #
Gordon wrote:
Those are good Plum.
Thanks Gordon, just playing on the net earlier thought they were good too.
Apr 26, 2024 12:12:36 #
DozerDave wrote:
Good morning, everyone. 50/62 and cloudy. Well, I’... (show quote)
You got to do what you got to do Dave. Better care is priority 1 and something we all would not want to go through but in many cases it is inevitable.
Look at it as the roles have been reversed. It’s honoring your Dad who gave up a lot in his life for you back in the day and tending to many of your needs.
Apr 26, 2024 11:33:31 #
Happy Birthday Mike. You’re such a wise inspirational one and you deserve a great year.
Hope it’s full of all your favorite fishing spots and continued words of wisdom here on the stage.
Hope it’s full of all your favorite fishing spots and continued words of wisdom here on the stage.
Apr 26, 2024 11:17:44 #
Bcmech1 wrote:
Here's some more signage for you Bob
The EV charging station gets
Apr 26, 2024 09:28:11 #
# 4 and last one get my vote for the best.
Now that makes me wonder why it needs to be said.
Folks have to be reminded why?
Can't fix Stupid can you?
100% Agree
So, how's your day going?
Aren't we all teachers in some repect?
I couldn't pass this one up. Sign at the end of Troy's driveway.
Apr 26, 2024 07:28:34 #
Gmchief wrote:
I find it fascinating that the two dogs are in the same household!
Yes it is.