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Being an ex chaplain with Racers For Christ, I usually bypass any spiritual humor. And then of course, the Holy Spirit, depending on what you believe, is both God and Jesus....so I cautiously and slowly scroll down to the punch line and guffawed I laughed so hard. Didn't see that one coming.Marantz AV10-Emotiva ERC3-Denafrips Venus-Panasonic UB820-AudioQuest Power Quest 707-Emotiva DR3, DR2, XPA2, XPA6-Focal Kanta No2, Sopra Center-PolkAudio RTiA9, RTiA3, LSiM 702F/X-Epik Empire-SVS SB5000-11.3 -

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Explanation in the 70s would've been easy. After all, it was the '70s.
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Of course, this little town in Pennsylvania is well known -- but when I saw this travel brochure at a rest area on the NJ Tpk, I had to pick it up.

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mhardy6647 wrote: »
Is that a Banjo Clock on the upper left wall wall to the left?
*Fixed the almost political phrase"Sometimes you have to look to the past to understand where you are going in the future"Harry / Marietta GA
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BlueBirdMusic wrote: »mhardy6647 wrote: »
Is that a Banjo Clock on the upper left wall wall to the left?
*Fixed the almost political phrase
Yup. A rather nice one, too (well... to me, at any rate). Branded "Tiffany" but according to my Clock Guy, made by Waltham (if memory serves). I am sitting about 15 feet from it as I type this.
A family piece from Mrs. H's family. My family was more like Monkey Wards-grade stuff. 
I like hifis that glow and clocks that tick.
Meanwhile, here's what it is like at our house this morning. I was sorely tempted to put this in the You're doing it wrong thread...
https://flic.kr/p/2qXinbn
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mhardy6647 wrote: »BlueBirdMusic wrote: »mhardy6647 wrote: »
Is that a Banjo Clock on the upper left wall wall to the left?
*Fixed the almost political phrase
Yup. A rather nice one, too (well... to me, at any rate). Branded "Tiffany" but according to my Clock Guy, made by Waltham (if memory serves). I am sitting about 15 feet from it as I type this.
A family piece from Mrs. H's family. My family was more like Monkey Wards-grade stuff. 
I like hifis that glow and clocks that tick.
Meanwhile, here's what it is like at our house this morning. I was sorely tempted to put this in the You're doing it wrong thread...
https://flic.kr/p/2qXinbn
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mhardy6647 wrote: »[
Meanwhile, here's what it is like at our house this morning. I was sorely tempted to put this in the You're doing it wrong thread...
https://flic.kr/p/2qXinbn
Go away ol man winter; I had hoped for a trip to Jackson NH this week but that got shot down apparently.
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mhardy6647 wrote: »BlueBirdMusic wrote: »mhardy6647 wrote: »
Is that a Banjo Clock on the upper left wall wall to the left?
*Fixed the almost political phrase
Yup. A rather nice one, too (well... to me, at any rate). Branded "Tiffany" but according to my Clock Guy, made by Waltham (if memory serves). I am sitting about 15 feet from it as I type this.
A family piece from Mrs. H's family. My family was more like Monkey Wards-grade stuff. 
I like hifis that glow and clocks that tick.
I like hifis that glow and clocks that tick.
^^^ That statement is
"Sometimes you have to look to the past to understand where you are going in the future"Harry / Marietta GA
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"Sometimes you have to look to the past to understand where you are going in the future"Harry / Marietta GA
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Navarre Beach pier Saturday night"Sometimes you have to look to the past to understand where you are going in the future"Harry / Marietta GA
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It was easier to find your car in a parking lot then. Go to Sam's or Costco, the lot is full of white SUV's. Oops, this may better belong in the you're getting old thread.
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This was taken in the Merrit Island refuge on the full moon night. The refuge has no land development and thus it is pitch black at night...great place for viewing shooting starts -
Just because. I love the wheels too.

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I gladly owned a silver car (actually, a couple, come to think of it) and would again -- but I've never owned, nor have I ever wanted to own, a white, or a black, one.
Note that this is not meant judgmentally!
Just speaking for myself.
All things being equal, I prefer dirt-colored cars, for what I hope are obvious reasons.

I will also add in passing that I've owned two red cars to date, even though red is not a color I'd have ever chosen a priori.
We owned a spate of green (or green-ish) cars in the 90s and aughts -- but for no particular reason.
Final thought: In the perfect world, all cars I would buy would be some kind of blue.
As was, e.g., this one.


















