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  • So, that's why you sound like that...lol
    Political Correctness'.........defined

    "A doctrine fostered by a delusional, illogical minority and rabidly promoted by an unscrupulous mainstream media, which holds forth the proposition that it is entirely possible to pick up a t-u-r-d by the clean end."


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  • Peas, 👎👎
  • Brings back memories. My mom would hype TV dinners like it was a special night. Now that I'm older and a parent myself, I realize it was just her way of saying, **** it, I'm not cooking tonight!
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    aww man, those were the best! I always liked the chicken one. hated the salisbury steak.
    I loved how the potatoes would go crispy on the edge, and burn your throat like napalm on the way down. a lesson never to be learned.
    LMAO on the bold stuff! You couldn't grab a cold glass of milk fast enough.

    It was a leap to ever call that "Salisbury steak" any other than pink slime in brown gravy!
    Mystery meat at best!
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    Ken, is that a model?
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  • My mom was brilliant. When we were not apprieatetive enough to her she would bring out the tv dinners. We learned!
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  • Nice model RR. Speaking of nice....

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    Tom




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  • Nice layout. Would love to see more photos.
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    Dabutcher wrote: »
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    weird, went looking for a larger version of that photo, and saw a bunch of stuff saying this was Bowie concert.
    http://www.bowiedownunder.com/seriousmoonlight/9.html
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    My dad and I shared an interest in model railroading for many years, since I was a kid actually. When he passed away I lost interest in mine, it reminded me of him too much. With my wife's encouragement we've been starting over getting the n-scale back in shape. Yesterday I got the lights connected so I experimented with some long exposure photos. Here's what it looks like with the lights on.

    Ah, no way, Ken, I thought that was a real night shot at first, but couldn't figure out the no-roof part. Thought maybe it was inside some station or warehouse or something.

    I can see how it would be difficult to revisit.
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  • mhardy6647
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    Whoa, N-gauge! Like microsurgery! :)
    Most impressive @SeleniumFalcon!


  • listenin' to FM radio tonight...

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  • Can we play, let's guess the speakers he is using game? :*;):p

    Tom
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    I kinda sorta wanted these in the early 70's. But stayed with stock dual exhaust on my 66 GTO Convertible. I wanted to enjoy the music on the Pioneer cassette deck.
  • Love those model train pictures @SeleniumFalcon.
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    I kinda sorta wanted these in the early 70's. But stayed with stock dual exhaust on my 66 GTO Convertible. I wanted to enjoy the music on the Pioneer cassette deck.

    I had one of those on my '74 Bronco. You could hear me coming from quite some distance away.
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    My dad and I shared an interest in model railroading for many years, since I was a kid actually. When he passed away I lost interest in mine, it reminded me of him too much. With my wife's encouragement we've been starting over getting the n-scale back in shape. Yesterday I got the lights connected so I experimented with some long exposure photos. Here's what it looks like with the lights on.

    I see a lot of setups at estate sales. There's also a hobby shop with a huge
    Train section of all gages and a lot of vintage used stuff. Temping.
    I have threatened to run a track around the top edge of the great room
    perimeter. The Mrs wasn't amused.
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    "The legitimate powers of government extend to such acts only as are injurious to others. But it does me no injury for my neighbour to say there are twenty gods, or no god. It neither picks my pocket nor breaks my leg." --Thomas Jefferson
  • mhardy6647
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    Record maintenance technology was so cool in the 'sixties. :D

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    source: https://worldradiohistory.com/Archive-All-Audio/Archive-HiFI-Stereo/SPECIALS/Stereo-HiFI-Directory-1964.pdf

    Polonium and jaguar fur.
    From a company called Nuclear.
    duuuuuuuuuuuude...
    :sunglasses:
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    Looks like a p400 Periscope Countach!
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  • mhardy6647 wrote: »
    Record maintenance technology was so cool in the 'sixties. :D

    2ovvgwif818z.png

    source: https://worldradiohistory.com/Archive-All-Audio/Archive-HiFI-Stereo/SPECIALS/Stereo-HiFI-Directory-1964.pdf

    Polonium and jaguar fur.
    From a company called Nuclear.
    duuuuuuuuuuuude...
    :sunglasses:

    Makes one "wonder" what was sooo special about Jaguar fur?
  • ^^^Indeed! Makes one wonder how the fur was “sustainability harvested.”