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FatDog · 05-07-2005, 09:19 PM

and '56
i am a little more reluctant to guess the 'who' in your avatar this time.
i did good last time with my guess, even getting pretty darn close with the ages.
(is the initials of the shorter person L.D. ??)

if i am right on this one, i'm gettin' one of those jobs in the circus
Mike

WWFan · 05-10-2005, 08:25 PM

Sure is hard conversing with 56 when he's 'puter-less!

Dang...Mike: got his number? email me: seanb.haney@verizon.net. (You still up?)

FatDog · 05-10-2005, 08:29 PM

yes, i'm still awake ...
(don't be making fun of me all over the internet now, or i'll call you at 4 in the morning and see if you're sleepy then

)

i'll send you a batch of numbers tommorrow morn, i got 'em at work

WWFan · 05-10-2005, 08:32 PM

OOOhhh.....that'll work!!

Is this the banner material? Yes!!?

[But you did mention the 9pm sleepy eyes!]

FatDog · 05-10-2005, 08:44 PM

the banner is a variation of this
on good material
couple grommet holes
got your name on one Sean

well, 9pm whistle blowin'

WWFan · 05-10-2005, 08:46 PM

Very good...I'll fly it with great honor.

Good night Mike! I'm doin' the same...

Grizwald2 · 05-11-2005, 08:40 AM

Well I gusss since I'm the Newbie here and don't have my trailer yet so I might as well update my avitar with my other off-Road RV

The 40 year old CH-46 SeaKight
Dry weight 16,000
Both tanks crew and cargo GVW 24,000

FatDog · 05-11-2005, 09:19 AM

first of all, we hate guys with a sense of humor around here
And that is one awesome looking machine!!

PLEASE bring that with you when we all meet out on the road sometime, although something tells me you can't just take it home with you anytime you want, darn our luck
I seriously think we could have a little fun with that beast

and is 24,000 really its GVW ?

good job there Griz

Grizwald2 · 05-11-2005, 09:56 AM

FatDog, Unfortunately it is a time-share... I only get to share it when I'm at work!

I also like the ToyHauler sense of humor. You have to have a good nature and be able to give and take a good ribbing these days. Life is just too short and the world is clueless. Learned allot about that in Iraq. One of the reasons we spent more for the WW. The kids are growing way to fast and I remember how much I took from camping the northwest coast with my parrents growing up as a kid. You just have to do it! Glad you got a chuckle from my temp avitar.

Griz

FatDog · 05-11-2005, 10:21 AM

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">The kids are growing way to fast and I remember how much I took from camping the northwest coast with my parrents growing up as a kid. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

Griz, that is something that i cannot get out of my mind ever,
how my pops loved to camp.
He was in his early 20's, with mom and us three kids at home, and he sailing the seas with the Navy. And pops took us camping constantly. Every year, year round.
In northern CA we went tent camping in the snow, in the heat, in the rain, and on the most beautiful fishing streams that the Yosemite Valley offers. I now feel that the reason pops loved to camp so much is becasue with us three squacking kids at home, its all he could afford. And we loved every single second of it. And pops now has three grown kids who love to camp, in the snow or heat, and every chance they get.

I gotta say, the first time i showed my WW to my folks they walked thru it, obviously impressed, but i saw my mom smile and whisper something to pops along the lines of
"... they're good kids dad, but gettin' a little soft with all these luxeries ehhh? ..."

Have a good time with your two kids and your WW camping !