Was that a TV? Can't have done your eyes much good at 3.5 inch.
Regards,
Jay.
EDIT: I just looked it up, it's a pistol
What Would You Like to Still Own from Your Younger Years?
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Regards,
Jay.
EDIT: I just looked it up, it's a pistol
Dr. Jon, you are possibly correct, except that I recently found a photo of me from that very day, confirming my memory back in 1965. I’m smiling a wonderful smile.
Smith and WessonWas that a TV? Can't have done your eyes much good at 3.5 inch.
Regards,
Jay.
EDIT: I just looked it up, it's a pistol
Sadly that was one of my aforementioned toys. I had like 20 vehicles and over 100 joes/cobras.
is this the venue in Pittsburgh or something else?
It was the final words spoken in George Orwells Citizen Kane.
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Health and stamina would be two. Also, my duty weapon, a custom, two toned Python.
Awe man. I had a 250 Cemato. Loved that bike.
Oh, thanks. I somehow have never seen it. I should probably make a point to see it.
My 1968 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia Type 34.... Here's me and my beloved companion, circa 1982, in a Los Angeles suburb.
I also had a 94 Ford ranger that I customized with a lift ,razor back and lights, custom decals going from front fender to box and also a badass sound system.yeah I guess I was redneck before redneck was cool
My sense of invincibility. Health anxiety is a real bitch. It’s exhausting thinking every skipped heartbeat is the end of me! I was prone to anxiety since birth, it runs in my family as far back as our history goes, but I’ll be damned if it wasn’t much milder in my teens and 20s.
My youngest brother had a benign tumor pressing on an adrenal gland in his 20s that was causing a constant drip feed of adrenaline for many years, caused him extreme stress and an easy startle. After the gland was removed alongside the tumor, he’s been like a zen monk - not even a hint of stress or anxiety. I sometimes wonder if I could get the damn thing removed by some back alley surgeon somewhere
My youngest brother had a benign tumor pressing on an adrenal gland in his 20s that was causing a constant drip feed of adrenaline for many years, caused him extreme stress and an easy startle. After the gland was removed alongside the tumor, he’s been like a zen monk - not even a hint of stress or anxiety. I sometimes wonder if I could get the damn thing removed by some back alley surgeon somewhere
I think it's a fun fantasy to think that, upon death, we're greeted at the pearly gates and given all of our "stuff" back.
Like, here's your tonsils, appendix, wisdom teeth, vas deferens, etc.
Like, here's your tonsils, appendix, wisdom teeth, vas deferens, etc.
As for childhood toys I still have starwars and he-man stuff from the 70's and 80's
That sounds fabulous! If you find that surgeon, please don't hesitate to DM me.... After the gland was removed alongside the tumor, he’s been like a zen monk - not even a hint of stress or anxiety. I sometimes wonder if I could get the damn thing removed by some back alley surgeon somewhere
Wow. I've only seen one of those in person and that was in the early 90's. One of the rarest air cooled VWs.
I'm with @romaso, the old chassis and body work is really starting to show its age and I'd kill for some new joints.