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HAPPY 4th everyone, I can smell the BBQs here in Tenn. 
Stay safe.
Robbie Roberson
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wildmanh
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Robbie Roberson said:HAPPY 4th everyone, I can smell the BBQs here in Tenn.
Robbie Roberson
Same to you Robbie and everyone else!
No BBQ's for me this weekend. 
My family is down south having a BBQ as I type this, but I was stick up here doing overtime. Going to do a Roast Beast in a few minutes and eat it tonight while watching the fireworks. 
Heber
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Same to you Robbie, Heber and the rest of my fellow knife knuts! I actually have off this weekend yee haa! Going to my mother-in-laws tomorrow :grumpy:,then to see some fireworks But in between time working to get ready for a gunshow in two weeks. I'm finishing up some sheaths and working on a knife order I got the other day. Have fun guys and stay safe.
But in between time working to get ready for a gunshow in two weeks. I'm finishing up some sheaths and working on a knife order I got the other day. Have fun guys and stay safe.
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Hey Robbie, I called to wish you a Happy 4th, but no one answered so I left a message. Well, I hope it was your answering maching I got. If not 
some one will have an interesting message. LOL 
My pot Roast is done and the fireworks will start soon. Have fun guys!
Heber
some one will have an interesting message. LOL My pot Roast is done and the fireworks will start soon. Have fun guys!
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Wildmanh, Sorry I missed you, yes it was on the machine. Have a good safe 4th, call anytime.
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Happy Belated 4th To Everyone !!
I was hangin' out in Huntington Beach all day.... BBQ'ing, bike riding, watch the youth culture of the beach....
And some great fireworks too !!
Cheers,
Carl
I was hangin' out in Huntington Beach all day.... BBQ'ing, bike riding, watch the youth culture of the beach....
And some great fireworks too !!
Cheers,
Carl
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Happy 4th of July!!!
Huntington Beach? I was there when I visited California 20 years ago this spring...
I am off too! Even though I live in Canada, we had a 4 day Canada Day weekend, so I took Thursday and Tuesday off too! Gotta love a 6 day weekend!!!
Huntington Beach? I was there when I visited California 20 years ago this spring...
I am off too! Even though I live in Canada, we had a 4 day Canada Day weekend, so I took Thursday and Tuesday off too! Gotta love a 6 day weekend!!!
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yessir, I was hangin' in downtown H. B. !!
Watched the Centennial (100th year) of the Huntington Beach 4th Of July Parade... they'all paraded down 8th St to Pacific Coast Hwy, then south to Main Street, then up Main St. Main St is where the pier is.
I didn't see any knives on display, but the youth subculture of the beach was in full display: skimpy bathing suits, acres of tattoo's, and acres of flesh.
After the parade I wandered over to a friend's house on 13th Street for a BBQ, and nearly the entire community was partying in some fashion or another, with folks on the front porches enjoying La Dolce Vita.
It was glorious !!
Cheers,
Carl
Watched the Centennial (100th year) of the Huntington Beach 4th Of July Parade... they'all paraded down 8th St to Pacific Coast Hwy, then south to Main Street, then up Main St. Main St is where the pier is.
I didn't see any knives on display, but the youth subculture of the beach was in full display: skimpy bathing suits, acres of tattoo's, and acres of flesh.
After the parade I wandered over to a friend's house on 13th Street for a BBQ, and nearly the entire community was partying in some fashion or another, with folks on the front porches enjoying La Dolce Vita.
It was glorious !!
Cheers,
Carl