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I hope your plans work out for you, Jack. Have a great weekend.It's still forecasting rain here tomorrow - all dayHave to see if they get it wrong
My plans are to head over to Huddersfield again, and possibly visit this nearby museum: http://www.colnevalleymuseum.org.uk/ I'll be carrying some stag
Hope everyone has a great weekend
LOL!Thanks for the great pics David, looks like you've been visiting a saloon!
It's still forecasting rain here tomorrow - all day
Congrats on finishing your first semester.
Thank you Mark. It is. My experience with knife cuts, is that it hurts more for a few days after, then when they occur. It wasn’t severe enough for super glue. Instead I just used liquid bandage.
donn
David, Working in a locked unit must have been quite challenging. It will be very interesting to hear your thoughts on the documentary. 
Jack Black
I can see that cloth weaving is a passion for you. Hope you get a chance for a visit.
Thanks! Had a rough humanities teacher. But the other classes were simple. Excited to see how this all shakes out. I shoulda finished this crap 12 years ago when I had it paid for!Congrats on finishing your first semester.
I know it's hard work, but it will all be worth it.
Maybe I should go back to school.
If I'm any good at judging character I'd say your success is a foregone conclusion Taylor. But I will raise a toast to your degree sans complications. Cheers my friend.
Wow that's quite a lot of knife.
Thanks for posting those Harvey, I'll catch up with them tomorrow. I've definately never seen the Henry VIII one. I worked in a secure mental health unit for three years and I've been a staff nurse for almost 10 years now. The more experience I've gained the more I'm convinced that many of the medieval rulers suffered from severe mental health disorders. If you look at the family trees of European royalty there is actually a significant degree of inbreeding. Couple that with the possibility of suspicion and paranoia created by the fragility of some of their regimes and you can see why many of them exhibited unstable behaviour.
Had a great time thanks.
And a half dimple glass. If you'd of been bushwacked with one of these Jack, the damage wouldn't be half as bad.
Well actually it would of been exactly 'half' as bad I guess.
Thanks Dwight!!!
It's been a little bit of shock getting back into the swing of things. But I'm a lot more mature than I was waaaayyyy back when! I am taking it more seriously now. LOL
Don't be going to no fraternity parties!
Thank you so very much, John!
I still have about 1.5 acres down there, may just head down there before it's all done!
Thanks again, Harvey! I do appreciate it!
Thanks for the encouragement, OG! I'm sure they'll get it fixed up!Thank you
Never had to get a 'scope for the pump, although a very close friend had a doc who also wanted to take a closer look by using a 'scope and was dreading the possible outcome. The procedure went very well but he ended up getting 3 stints and a pacemaker. Now, he says feels like was 40 and even though he was scared of it all, he's glad his doc was able to find and take care of the probs. His pacemaker can even be fine-tuned in place using Wi-Fi or Bluetooth (not sure which) which is very cool as they used to had to cut you open to tweak it.
It's remarkable what can be done nowadays and the strides that modern medicine has made.
They can fix it and send you hone in one day!mitch4ging Dennis I'm hoping your pump issues get sorted out soon and satisfactorily. It is amazing what strides have been made in that field
JohnDF
should appreciate!
No frat parties and definitely no football team/chearleader parties
I very much do appreciate it. I haven't seen a pair of rough stock spurs in years!!! That's so cool that you still have yours. That model 94 looks well-loved and in great condition. Very cool picture, Dennis. Thanks for sharing it.
Looking like smooth white bone. Better be careful or @r8shell might steal it from you. Cool pictures, Jose.Good morning and great weekend guys.
Today I started doing something that might not end well, because I have no experience what I'm doing (nor tools), as you can see from the photo I'm polishing my Pere David and that's what she looks like now!!!
