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Very nice k7k, that is for sure a great knife chest. I'm afraid I'm headed down that path. ::mdm:: If I can't stop the sickness. ::mdm::

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Sauconian wrote:Tsk,tsk, tsk,.......no wonder the ladies don't post here very often ! :lol:

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Your right Fran, I appoligize to anyone that I may have offended in my sloppy way of trying to inject humor in this thread. :oops: . As Red Green says, I'm a man, I can change, if I have to. :D .
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I guess
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what do you guess, bill2000?
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Just finishing the quote Johnnie

I'm a man, I can change, if I have to, I guess.
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:lol: oh, doh! ::dang::
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I'll take any or all of these chests ::nod::

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Dadgum Texas Tank! I told them I DID NOT WANT TO BE POSTED ON THE INTERNET!!! Thats me third row down in the middle holding the axe. I love cutlery of all kinds. Oh by the way, that picture is a year or 2 old! 8) ::mdm::
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Yep Gunsmoke, they tricked me too. That's me, bottom row middle picture. They told me they had to take my picture to send in so I could get the right size coat. Boy, do I feel cheap and used.. :oops: :roll: .
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Ya when I took that picture I remember it being really cold. Glad to have my old job back. I like that Gerstner machinist's chest my Dads got one of those keeps all his gun cleaning stuff in one neat place.
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All jokes aside, I do like that chest S-K. Wish I could keep something like that at my house. Around here if you don't put it in a metal locked safe that's bolted down, you don't have it come morning. I use extra protection. I have a 135 lb. German Shepard and a loaded (with 000) pump shotgun setting beside the bed. I've had 1 attempted thief. Tried to steal my son's ATV at 3:00 AM one morning. The last we seen of the thief, he didn't have any sleeves on his shirt (dog ate them) and he was bringing smoke off of his shoes running down the middle of the road. :wink:
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Just little skinny dudes. In 86 I had one heck of a time finding clothes, 34 pants waist, size 58R jacket, but the belly of the suit stuck out 2 feet :shock: . I just wore sweats and 3XL T shirts with the arms cut off, until I married wife no 2. Found out all those suit measurements trying to get fitted in a suit for the wedding at a Big and Tall place. I ended up in some real baggy pants and a sweater cause the only suit I could wear would have to be custom made. ::shrug::
Make a long story short, quit lifting to go to school/work full time and got 2 degrees with a 3.97 GPA. Well, seem to be falling apart now, likely from years of heavy iron. ::dang:: Even did sit-ups with 4 - 50 LB plates on my chest, 30 to 35 reps BTW. Should have kept a foot in the door, live and learn.

Well, I can wear normal clothes now but somethings went south, gravity I guess. :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Hukk I too had that problem. The worst part was buying suits for work.
When the suit coat fit my shoulder then the pants was way to big.
Tried to take in the pants but the side pockets ended up almost as back pockets. So I had to order coats and pant-es after I picked the suit I wanted. Could never buy any cheap ones.... :lol:

O well the good old days are over now.

But I see that the girls can show top less photos of men.

Can I show topless photos of ladies ?... :P :P ::disgust::

Thanks for your in put TEX... :lol:
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justold52 wrote:I see that the girls can show top less photos of men.

Can I show topless photos of ladies ?... :P :P ::disgust::

Thanks for your in put TEX... :lol:
:lol: :lol: :lol: you a bad man justold, :lol: :lol: ::tu:: :mrgreen:
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justold52 wrote: Can I show topless photos of ladies ?... :P :P ::disgust::
Well that's OK in some places of Europe IIRC, but if I saw it, I would take it down and pm you to tell you why it went down as we in the good old USA are somewhat Victorian in comparison.
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but somethings went south, gravity I guess.
sure wish something would go north for change :lol: :lol: :lol: but I don't see it happening. Once you cross that Mason Dixon line seems like you can never get back :cry:
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well at least those drawers won't sag! :lol:
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well at least those drawers won't sag!
Amen to that !
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The Texas Tank wrote:
but somethings went south, gravity I guess.
sure wish something would go north for change :lol: :lol: :lol: but I don't see it happening. Once you cross that Mason Dixon line seems like you can never get back :cry:
::tear:: ::tear:: Gravity happens! ::tear:: ::tear:: Where's my botle of shine and Celebrex. ::tounge:: :lol:
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Gravity happens!

There is a future for space travel !!
If it's meant for me to have it, it'll still be there.
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