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LoL
Sorry, I couldn't resist.
LoL
Sorry, I couldn't resist.
You should put a warning on this!!!!!!!
What fun would that be???????
Probably the finniest part of this is that the link is on the last post in page 13 and @moondoggie's warning about not clicking on it is at the top of page 14. 
However, I did read the link and knew it was a trap.
Good stuff in here.
However, I did read the link and knew it was a trap.
Good stuff in here.
I hadn't thought of that - a nice bonus to the shock-effect.Probably the finniest part of this is that the link is on the last post in page 13 and @moondoggie's warning about not clicking on it is at the top of page 14.
However, I did read the link and knew it was a trap.
Good stuff in here.
I did notice the "old-man-in-thong" in the link and tried to find a way around it, without any luck...
I'm trying to come up with the best theme song for Thong Man. Perhaps something by Barry White, or Marvin Gaye?
lol
Maybe not in this forum platform but in other you could create a hyperlink to any word(s) you wanted and could not tell the address... hmmm
Click here to learn how
Got it! Life just got more interesting.
USMC615
Wood's Tougher Than Woodpecker Lips...
Did I hear someone say an astronomy forum?...Or possibly an astronomy interest?Are you pulling my leg?
If not, TY for taking the time to read this entire drama, and TY for the compliments. Honestly, correct grammar is important to me - here's why:
Several years ago, when I stumbled across my first internet forum on an astronomy web site, I became aware of the "grammar police." The one who complained the most was actually the one with the best writing skills. So, I decided to emulate him. We became very good internet friends. I'm no expert, and still have a lot to learn, but I know good grammar when I see it and bad grammar irks me.
I don't think I have much talent when it comes to creative writing, and the only business background I have is quite a few years of office managing.
I hope you are being sincere because you made me feel very good.
10" Dobsonian. Not in the pic, but have an 8" Orion Equatorial mount, Skyview Pro with Go-To computer. Both scopes make for some awesome looking.
That is the real deal. Cool stuff.
Change pic to a puppy please!
I hope you won't be the only one to fall for it again lolI shouldn't of been so curious
USMC615
Wood's Tougher Than Woodpecker Lips...
Here's a pic or three of the 8" Orion SkyView Pro with computer. Both scopes are heavy and cumbersome to move around, but once set in place...the nighttime sky is all yours.
USMC615
Wood's Tougher Than Woodpecker Lips...
Appreciate it Wade...can't count of ten sets of hands how many 'star parties' I've entertained right here on the back patio. Grills stay fired up all night, folks have a blast, especially the younger ones.
13TreeWorks
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Wow your one ugly women .... I going to have to side with the DR you may be embellishing certain details
Nice!!
I became a regular on the astronomy forum pretty much the way I've been "accepted" here. I went there with a question about a "bright star in the west at sunset" which turned out to be Venus, and they welcomed me with open arms. I stayed out of the technical astronomy threads, but we had fantastic, and very lengthy philosophical discussions. Lot's of fun - until the admins terminated the Philosophy forum and banned several of us.
I know very little about astronomy, but I did learn that astronomers, for the most part, are very interesting folk!(That's where I met my Grammar Police friend)
Btw, I have that very same gun rack!!
Only I built shelves in mine for all my little knick-knacks.
Oh, I do love to hunt arrowheads, too. Love your collection. Did you find the near where you live?
wonderful. News! !No Way!
I'm going to read what marshy posted and try to edit the link!!
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