I tend not to cook Pilots, they are a little tough and the fibreglass sticks in the teeth.
However, I do use it to catch these:
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However, I do use it to catch these:
#1 - My cigarettes (in general) but since they are so transient I suppose my Zippo can serve as the 'Icon' of that love. (see its pic at amazon http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/images/B0027MPJK0/ref=dp_image_z_0?ie=UTF8&n=3375251&s=sporting-goods)
#2 - Magic's Pawn (my most beloved book)
#3 - Ebony and Ivory (pic from a store here http://ep.yimg.com/ca/I/pipes-cigars-tobacco_2140_295899752) my Peterson Pipes
#4 - My (cicilio)Cello, (cecilio)Violin, (cecilio)Electric Violin, (Silvertone SS10)Electric Guitar and my Casio CTK-4000 Keyboard. I don't have a camera so... (looks for them online) Also, they're all just cheapos -- I simply cannot afford to acquire instruments with a more beautiful sound (this problem is most evident in the violin and cello) but I love them anyway.
E- Violin : http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?VISuperSize&item=370439824341
Violin : http://kkmusicstore.com/PM/MEN/MV/MV-COLOR/MV-BLACK.jpg
Cello : http://kkmusicstore.com/PM/MEN/CCO/CCO-100/CCO-100_1.JPG
Keyboard : http://www.amazon.com/Casio-CTK-4000-Personal-Keyboard-Connection/dp/B001FSJC1E/ref=wl_it_dp_o?ie=UTF8&coliid=I21BFRAIGKP4GS&colid=3HH1JW71YGJ0I (couldn't find a direct-link)
E-Guitar : http://www.amazon.com/Silvertone-SS10-Citation-Guitar-Package/dp/B000BU42LM/ref=wl_it_dp_o?ie=UTF8&coliid=I2UO45ACWEPR01&colid=3HH1JW71YGJ0I (same problem)
#5 : My teddy bear I've had since I was like 6 weeks old.
I could live without the rest of it. Well. . .I'd like to keep one of my amps obviously heh heh.
#2 - Magic's Pawn (my most beloved book)
#3 - Ebony and Ivory (pic from a store here http://ep.yimg.com/ca/I/pipes-cigars-tobacco_2140_295899752) my Peterson Pipes
#4 - My (cicilio)Cello, (cecilio)Violin, (cecilio)Electric Violin, (Silvertone SS10)Electric Guitar and my Casio CTK-4000 Keyboard. I don't have a camera so... (looks for them online) Also, they're all just cheapos -- I simply cannot afford to acquire instruments with a more beautiful sound (this problem is most evident in the violin and cello) but I love them anyway.
E- Violin : http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?VISuperSize&item=370439824341
Violin : http://kkmusicstore.com/PM/MEN/MV/MV-COLOR/MV-BLACK.jpg
Cello : http://kkmusicstore.com/PM/MEN/CCO/CCO-100/CCO-100_1.JPG
Keyboard : http://www.amazon.com/Casio-CTK-4000-Personal-Keyboard-Connection/dp/B001FSJC1E/ref=wl_it_dp_o?ie=UTF8&coliid=I21BFRAIGKP4GS&colid=3HH1JW71YGJ0I (couldn't find a direct-link)
E-Guitar : http://www.amazon.com/Silvertone-SS10-Citation-Guitar-Package/dp/B000BU42LM/ref=wl_it_dp_o?ie=UTF8&coliid=I2UO45ACWEPR01&colid=3HH1JW71YGJ0I (same problem)
#5 : My teddy bear I've had since I was like 6 weeks old.
I could live without the rest of it. Well. . .I'd like to keep one of my amps obviously heh heh.
I see that Levi is another of our members' super dogs.
How did you ever manage to keep him in the frame? :lol:
How did you ever manage to keep him in the frame? :lol:
My star wars trilogy signed by mark hamill. "to Clayton, force yourself! Galactically yours, Mark Hamill. "
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my st jude pace maker,can't show you a pic of it. thats is what keeps me going. i'm 100 percent dependent on it. been running on it about 4 years now,if it quits i quit.
amazing little computer, my heart doc hooks up to it buy laying a mouse looking thing on my chest hooked to his computer and it tells him everything that is going on day buy day and he can set it up just the way you want it.if you want a 50,60,70 pulse rate just a click of the mouse. last trip in it said i had 6 more years left on the battery. i said great, because they don't replace battery. they replace the whole thing and thats not fun,because you are awake when they put them in, just some local numbing.
amazing little computer, my heart doc hooks up to it buy laying a mouse looking thing on my chest hooked to his computer and it tells him everything that is going on day buy day and he can set it up just the way you want it.if you want a 50,60,70 pulse rate just a click of the mouse. last trip in it said i had 6 more years left on the battery. i said great, because they don't replace battery. they replace the whole thing and thats not fun,because you are awake when they put them in, just some local numbing.
Technology is a wonderful thing chero.
The wife just had a pain pump implanted on Monday.
It's supposed to last about 10 years before it has to be replaced.
The wife just had a pain pump implanted on Monday.
It's supposed to last about 10 years before it has to be replaced.
Having been divorced twice, I've lost more stuff than I can remember. It all seemed so very important at the time. The only things I really miss are the family heirlooms that seem to have gone off in one direction or another.
I do like my toys. My BMW GS650, my pipes, books, and various other oddds and ends. That said, all that I have now, family and friends excluded, I can easily let go of. Ain't nuthnin' but stuff. Wow, does that sound sanctimonious or what?
I do like my toys. My BMW GS650, my pipes, books, and various other oddds and ends. That said, all that I have now, family and friends excluded, I can easily let go of. Ain't nuthnin' but stuff. Wow, does that sound sanctimonious or what?
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