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What will really be scary is if Q finds Vicent Price when he goes to return the Idol. We need to stop it’s showing our age. That is heavy and not humorous at all.
Steve
Steve, I know when I look at recent pictures of myself, ... I can see that I do in fact, look a little bit older... But I still feel that I have a few good years left .... before I completely turn into dust...
Gettin' old ain't for sissies. I used to hate putting my pants on in a pup-tent because I had to do it sitting down. Now sit down to put my pants on because I fall over when I try it standing up.
Giving up my age - I went to see Vincent Price in the original House On Haunted Hill move at a drive-in. I had nightmares for a long time after that of the scene where the old hag floats down the hall. It was a double feature with Caltiki the Immortal Monster. FYI GSP, that was at the Indian Head Drive-in in Phoenix.
A GOOD KNIFE IS LIKE A GOOD FRIEND, IT'LL NEVER LET YOU DOWN.
“Courage is being scared to death, but saddling up anyway.”
~ John Wayne ~
Giving up my age - I went to see Vincent Price in the original House On Haunted Hill move at a drive-in. I had nightmares for a long time after that of the scene where the old hag floats down the hall. It was a double feature with Caltiki the Immortal Monster. FYI GSP, that was at the Indian Head Drive-in in Phoenix.
... the Indian Head Drive-in in Phoenix...? You must have taken the 'ol wagon or buckboard to the theater back then in those times Sas... I think they call them "moving-pictures" back in the day.....
Giving up my age - I went to see Vincent Price in the original House On Haunted Hill move at a drive-in. I had nightmares for a long time after that of the scene where the old hag floats down the hall. It was a double feature with Caltiki the Immortal Monster. FYI GSP, that was at the Indian Head Drive-in in Phoenix.
... the Indian Head Drive-in in Phoenix...? You must have taken the 'ol wagon or buckboard to the theater back then in those times Sas... I think they call them "moving-pictures" back in the day.....
Another fond memory, they used to have "Dollar A Carload" nights. My Dad would borrow my Granddad's 1953 Chevy pick-up and get every kid in the neighborhood in or on that truck and pay one dollar to get us into the movies. The two drive-ins I remember that did that were the Indian Head and the Silver Dollar. Those were some great times, kids today have no idea what they missed sitting under the stars watching a huge screen instead of playing a video game on a screen the size of a post card.
Just so I don't get accused of hijacking the thread with my reminiscing here are a couple of shots from the archive in keeping with the subject.
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A GOOD KNIFE IS LIKE A GOOD FRIEND, IT'LL NEVER LET YOU DOWN.
“Courage is being scared to death, but saddling up anyway.”
~ John Wayne ~
Another fond memory, they used to have "Dollar A Carload" nights. My Dad would borrow my Granddad's 1953 Chevy pick-up and get every kid in the neighborhood in or on that truck and pay one dollar to get us into the movies...
Sas.... That must have been a heck of a trick fitting everybody into the back of a pickup truck ... Considering how big y'all are, even if 'en you was kids*....
*Just so I don't get accused of hijacking the thread with my reminiscing here are a couple of shots from the archive in keeping with the subject.
Another fond memory, they used to have "Dollar A Carload" nights. My Dad would borrow my Granddad's 1953 Chevy pick-up and get every kid in the neighborhood in or on that truck and pay one dollar to get us into the movies...
Sas.... That must have been a heck of a trick fitting everybody into the back of a pickup truck ... Considering how big y'all are, even if 'en you was kids*....
*Just so I don't get accused of hijacking the thread with my reminiscing here are a couple of shots from the archive in keeping with the subject.
Another fond memory, they used to have "Dollar A Carload" nights. My Dad would borrow my Granddad's 1953 Chevy pick-up and get every kid in the neighborhood in or on that truck and pay one dollar to get us into the movies...
Sas.... That must have been a heck of a trick fitting everybody into the back of a pickup truck ... Considering how big y'all are, even if 'en you was kids*....
*Just so I don't get accused of hijacking the thread with my reminiscing here are a couple of shots from the archive in keeping with the subject.
Good photos and nice knives too.
A GOOD KNIFE IS LIKE A GOOD FRIEND, IT'LL NEVER LET YOU DOWN.
“Courage is being scared to death, but saddling up anyway.”
~ John Wayne ~
Sasquach wrote: ↑Fri May 08, 2026 1:39 pm
Another fond memory, they used to have "Dollar A Carload" nights. My Dad would borrow my Granddad's 1953 Chevy pick-up and get every kid in the neighborhood in or on that truck and pay one dollar to get us into the movies...
Sas.... That must have been a heck of a trick fitting everybody into the back of a pickup truck ... Considering how big y'all are, even if 'en you was kids*....
*Just so I don't get accused of hijacking the thread with my reminiscing here are a couple of shots from the archive in keeping with the subject.
Good photos and nice knives too.
I was the one who started the high jacking of the thread and no pictures did I post.
Yesterday morning I was laughing about the high jacking and opened a new bag of coffee. Needless to say I now have a picture for the thread. I definitely would not call it photography. A snap shot and possibly stupidity. Take a good look at the bag of coffee I opened. I didn’t really need a knife if I would have opened the correct side of the bag. But then I would have truly highjacked the thread.
ENJOY
Steve
Sas.... That must have been a heck of a trick fitting everybody into the back of a pickup truck ... Considering how big y'all are, even if 'en you was kids*....
*Just so I don't get accused of hijacking the thread with my reminiscing here are a couple of shots from the archive in keeping with the subject.
Good photos and nice knives too.
I was the one who started the high jacking of the thread and no pictures did I post.
Yesterday morning I was laughing about the high jacking and opened a new bag of coffee. Needless to say I now have a picture for the thread. I definitely would not call it photography. A snap shot and possibly stupidity. Take a good look at the bag of coffee I opened. I didn’t really need a knife if I would have opened the correct side of the bag. But then I would have truly highjacked the thread.
ENJOY
Steve IMG_1152.jpeg
I was the one who started the high jacking of the thread and no pictures did I post.
Yesterday morning I was laughing about the high jacking and opened a new bag of coffee. Needless to say I now have a picture for the thread. I definitely would not call it photography. A snap shot and possibly stupidity. Take a good look at the bag of coffee I opened. I didn’t really need a knife if I would have opened the correct side of the bag. But then I would have truly highjacked the thread.
ENJOY
Steve IMG_1152.jpeg
You bought Australian coffee,!!
Thanks DL
It took me a minute. We need not sidetrack the thread again.
Thank you for making me laugh.
Steve
There are a lot of cool photos on this page. Very nice to see, fellows.
Here are a couple of photos of Schrade 65th Anniversary knives from 2011. This year would be the 80th Anniversary. I was doing some stuff in my herb garden and decided to do a photo with elements evoking time and remembrance.
I know when I look at recent pictures of myself, 
look a little bit older... But I still feel that I have a few good years left .... 
... the Indian Head Drive-in in Phoenix...? You must have taken the 'ol wagon or buckboard to the theater back then in those times Sas... 
I think they call them "moving-pictures" back in the day..... 
