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Well, polydactyly is oddly common in cats. Thumbs, thankfully, aren't. At least so far.
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Randy, I remember the Fulton Fish Market. I did work off and on in that area on John Street close to Pearl from 1976 forward for about 6 years. I ate at Sweets Seafood many times. It was so old it had no air conditioning - just great seafood. All of those things went when the South Street Seaport area was created. There were no people to speak of in the Financial District on the weekends in the late 70's. I think there was only one major hotel and it was on Wall Street."Sometimes you have to look to the past to understand where you are going in the future"Anger is just anger. It isn’t good. It isn’t bad. It just is. What you do with it is what matters.
You can use it to build or to destroy. You just have to make the choice. Jim Butcher
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Found this on YT.
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mhardy6647 wrote: »Well, polydactyly is oddly common in cats. Thumbs, thankfully, aren't. At least so far.
While living in Key West we had 3 poly cats from the Hemingway house where a lot of their cats were polydactyl.......must have been at least 50/60 cats on property during the 70's -
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At first I thought "That's wrong".
But she's uaing it to drive wedges so ...
..she's okay ?Sal Palooza -
mrbigbluelight wrote: »At first I thought "That's wrong".
But she's uaing it to drive wedges so ...
..she's okay ?
You're willing to challenge a woman with an axe in her hand! Her name may just be Eugenia.
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She is splitting wood to make guitars, SWEET guitars. Lavoris?
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i really enjoyed the people down there. They always asking me about Maine & how we lived up here lmao. I would go down Declancy Ave & turn right into market & first place on corner i parked the rig. Bars n pubs all over at 3am. Great food. Great people. I heard it's closed now ? My grandmother was a nurse & lived on. 225 west end Ave. Rip. My uncle worked at liqueur store close too. 1970's. I grew up visiting the city. Easier driving NYC than BostonBlueBirdMusic wrote: »Randy, I remember the Fulton Fish Market. I did work off and on in that area on John Street close to Pearl from 1976 forward for about 6 years. I ate at Sweets Seafood many times. It was so old it had no air conditioning - just great seafood. All of those things went when the South Street Seaport area was created. There were no people to speak of in the Financial District on the weekends in the late 70's. I think there was only one major hotel and it was on Wall Street.
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mhardy6647 wrote: »boston1450 wrote: »
Beautiful Kenworth conventional.
Not bad, I sold Pete's for awhile in the mid to late 90's. Needless to say I prefer them.Yamaha RX-A2070, Musical Fidelity M6si integrated amp, Benchmark Dac1, Bluesound NODE 2i, Audiolab 6000CDT CD Transport, Parasound Zphono USB Phono Preamp, Fluance RT85, Ortofon 2M Bronze, Polk L600's, L400, L900's, RC80i's, SVS 3000 Micro, Audioquest Interconnects and Digital Cables, Nordost Silver Shadow Digital Cable, Cullen Gold and Crossover Series Power Cables, Douglas Connection Alpha 12AWG OCC Speaker Cables, Douglas Connection Alpha Analog Interconnect Cables, Douglas Connection Alpha 11 OCC Custom Power Cable, Signal Power Cable, Furman PL-8C 15 Power Conditioner, Sony 65" 900F, Sony UBP-X700, Fios, Apple TV 4K, Audioquest Chocolate HDMI Cables. -
Great trucks. Pete's have narrow cabs. I'm on the thick side & prefer wider cabs. I've had Freightliners, Western Star, Macks, Volvos. Their all good trucks. Years back I used a Mack Superliner with a 500 in it & it had 2 shifters & had to put arm thru the steering wheel to shift it. Wouldn't that thing pull a hill. Back in the 80's my Mack 350 Cummings you'd see a hill & it was like you threw a anchor out. 60mph to 40 if you were lucky. Don't miss that truck. I am semi-retired now & don't miss the racquet one bit.mhardy6647 wrote: »boston1450 wrote: »
Beautiful Kenworth conventional.
Not bad, I sold Pete's for awhile in the mid to late 90's. Needless to say I prefer them.
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Don't stop her. Most young girls wouldn't think of cutting wood. I grew up cutting 8+ cord every fall & passing it thru a basement window for my gramp. I'd do it again just to see him again..
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mhardy6647 wrote: »boston1450 wrote: »
Beautiful Kenworth conventional.
Not bad, I sold Pete's for awhile in the mid to late 90's. Needless to say I prefer them.
Only because you liked to say you had a new peterbilt....
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.BlueMDPicker wrote: »mrbigbluelight wrote: »At first I thought "That's wrong".
But she's uaing it to drive wedges so ...
..she's okay ?
You're willing to challenge a woman with an axe in her hand! Her name may just be Eugenia.
I see what you did there. 😁.
The only thing I can say is umma gumma.
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mhardy6647 wrote: »Well, polydactyly is oddly common in cats. Thumbs, thankfully, aren't. At least so far.
While living in Key West we had 3 poly cats from the Hemingway house where a lot of their cats were polydactyl.......must have been at least 50/60 cats on property during the 70's
The Hemingway estate is famous for its polydactylous kittehz.
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boston1450 wrote: »
Great trucks. Pete's have narrow cabs. I'm on the thick side & prefer wider cabs. I've had Freightliners, Western Star, Macks, Volvos. Their all good trucks. Years back I used a Mack Superliner with a 500 in it & it had 2 shifters & had to put arm thru the steering wheel to shift it. Wouldn't that thing pull a hill. Back in the 80's my Mack 350 Cummings you'd see a hill & it was like you threw a anchor out. 60mph to 40 if you were lucky. Don't miss that truck. I am semi-retired now & don't miss the racquet one bit.mhardy6647 wrote: »boston1450 wrote: »
Beautiful Kenworth conventional.
Not bad, I sold Pete's for awhile in the mid to late 90's. Needless to say I prefer them.
I ment Mack 350. The Freightshaker conv was Cummings 350. My bad.. -
Sal Palooza
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Here's a photo of Stefan Kudelski inventor of the Nagra tape recorders
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"Sometimes you have to look to the past to understand where you are going in the future"Anger is just anger. It isn’t good. It isn’t bad. It just is. What you do with it is what matters.
You can use it to build or to destroy. You just have to make the choice. Jim Butcher
Harry / Marietta GA -
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A tape recorder from http://www.metaxas.com
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KennethSwauger wrote: »
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Most people just listen to music and watch movies. I EXPERIENCE them.
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