he fixed it :lol:
he fixed it :lol:
幸運わんわん Luckydog or Yukiwanwan in Japanese
Hey Davis, you gotta read the fine print on the longer posts, Slotter said he got it fixed, it was a spring that had popped off. I understand the morning after New Years Eve is tuff but...... :smt025
This is my personal opinion, or of the voices in my head, and are not meant to reflect the opinion of this board.
All is well here with the Cont 4X. And, the IA Hawkeyes won, today, too! Ah, the New Year is starting off in a fine way. :smt041
all well is this world now Iowa won
"This is My Personal Opinion and no others"
Did you draw up an animation of your self Arby? You need to put more clothes on him!
Yep thats him blue hare everwhere :grin:
These are my opinions and no body elses and you can't have them
that was before I grew the beard, that when I was a table dancer in a strip club
They must of had some mighty stout tables :grin: :lol:
These are my opinions and no body elses and you can't have them
welded steel with steps, i would get 50¢ for lap dances, but i gave them up cause i was breaking to many leg bone standing there dancing :cry:
so i went back to tattooing
Good choice, I think I saw some of those steps down at the trailer park :lol:
These are my opinions and no body elses and you can't have them
i bet you did, the place closed soon after i retired from the skin game.
How did you get into tattooing Arby?
Liong StoryÂ…
Short versionÂ…
Â… Ran away from a childern home at 14 and joined a circus in minn. Hooked up with the tattoo artist there. servied a five year aprint-a-ship. than my lotto birth number come up on three (Back than the draft was a lotto on birthdays) so I joined up and found my nich in the army, till I was shot down in a insertion chopper and machine gunn left for dead.
Found by some monty tribe duct tapped together and rucked out. Spent over a hundered hours in major surgy over the next two years, I be the Million dollar man.
Got out, and went back to tattooing cause I couldn't dance any more (Taxi dancer)
never could understand, why they didn't love us for all the killing & burning we did for them.
not bad for a kid born in a ***** house, i would say.
Arby was that nam ?
These are my opinions and no body elses and you can't have them
arby,
it sounds like you already have been in hell :twisted:
but, YOUR IN PACHINKO HEAVEN NOW :lol: :lol: :lol:
ENJOY THE REST OF YOUR LIFE :lol: :lol: :lol:
HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!!!!
yes sir, pearl orient, a pretty country, but the human waste smell in the cities was unreal.
Me to Chu Lie 69,70 , agree on all then some
These are my opinions and no body elses and you can't have them
Well looks like the rest of the world got very lucky there was some duct tape handy! 8-)
I'll never understand why the people of this nation turned their backs on the veterans of Vietnam. My father was a Captain in WWII with two purple hearts and a bronze star, he came back as a hero. The way it should be! It's just too bad America was collectively nuts in the 70's.. :-(
Meanwhile, somewhere in Oklahoma.
true to my handle i was a luckydog.
got drafted 1963 two years active, 4 years reserve,
right inbetween berlin and viet naum.
spent my duty at the pentagon
army war room support division, working with computers.
stationed at ft. myers, south post,
living off post, :lol: :lol: :lol:
not enough barracks there..
Not ALL the people turned their backs on veterans. Most did not. But, there was a bunch of people in journalism school, lawyers, liberal arts, etc. who did and were able to influence the media. (Not to throw everyone who might have been in those schools into too big a group!)Originally Posted by Tulsa
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