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Hard to tell how much snow we've got. It's all powdery stuff and it's been windy, so it's drifted all over the place and there's no one place to measure for an accurate count. Maybe a little over a foot? No need to go anywhere today, so I'm not shoveling unless the wind dies down first
Hard to tell how much snow we've got. It's all powdery stuff and it's been windy, so it's drifted all over the place and there's no one place to measure for an accurate count. Maybe a little over a foot? No need to go anywhere today, so I'm not shoveling unless the wind dies down first
Mornin KJ. Glad to see you're fine. I've been watching the Weather Channel. It's a mess up there. 3 feet of snow in Connecticut? Amazing!
It's kinda funny that all of the worst winter weather this year and last was to the south of me. You'd think it would be the other way around . . . not that I'm complaining, mind you
Oh man do I remember so many of these like it was the late 60s and 70s in my folks house.
Creepy Crawlies were the bomb and a little later on the Incredible Edibles were even better since you could eat them. I remember freaking out my little sister with the forerunner to gummy worms
We had an Italian place in Ohio near my folks home town where every booth had one of those jukeboxes and folks would plop in a quarter and then dance beside their own booth. One night my Dad got everybody to pick a particular Glen Miller tune and the place went wild. However the timing of the start on each player was a little off so I had my first experience with the SPATIAL effect in audio.
If you put a few of them in your mouth and took a sip of soda, you became a volcano....Ask me how I know
I'll have to join that club! My first car was a '61 VW Beetle, beige with an auto-stick. It had R-N-D-1....One of the first times I took my sister for a ride she reached down and tried to jam the shifter into "R" (reverse) as the protective gates began knashing indicating the transmissions displaeasure and I screamed ... What the Frack are you doing. She looked at me and said I though "R" meant race. Oh yeah, 69HP is definitely all about speed! I just recently got rid of my last 8-track that played in that car...Boston's 1st album 1976
We lived a mile from the Northside drive in Indy and every Monday night was dollar night for anyone under 21. The entire Carmel and North Central High schools would be in attendance until the 1st fight broke out. B-rate movies but the girls dressed like it was a venue downtown. Could not be missed. Summer in the late 60s and early 70s my Dad rented a cabin for the entire summer up on Lake Webster in Northern Indiana and we had a nice Rinker I/O. Dad would drive back to work the weeks on Monday AM and then be back at the lake on Friday PMs. My lake buddies and I would all park our boats in the middle of the lake at night and jam out with our TNT players
Hey Reid,
Doing well just drinking my coffee and diggin on all the oldies. Brew
I remember them all.
Creepy Crawlies were the bomb and a little later on the Incredible Edibles were even better since you could eat them. I remember freaking out my little sister with the forerunner to gummy worms
We had an Italian place in Ohio near my folks home town where every booth had one of those jukeboxes and folks would plop in a quarter and then dance beside their own booth. One night my Dad got everybody to pick a particular Glen Miller tune and the place went wild. However the timing of the start on each player was a little off so I had my first experience with the SPATIAL effect in audio.
If you put a few of them in your mouth and took a sip of soda, you became a volcano....Ask me how I know
I'll have to join that club! My first car was a '61 VW Beetle, beige with an auto-stick. It had R-N-D-1....One of the first times I took my sister for a ride she reached down and tried to jam the shifter into "R" (reverse) as the protective gates began knashing indicating the transmissions displaeasure and I screamed ... What the Frack are you doing. She looked at me and said I though "R" meant race. Oh yeah, 69HP is definitely all about speed! I just recently got rid of my last 8-track that played in that car...Boston's 1st album 1976
CRAP !!!!!............... I remember all of it and had a lot of it.
My first job was at A & W. My first car (a VW, I was destined to be a Dead Head
We lived a mile from the Northside drive in Indy and every Monday night was dollar night for anyone under 21. The entire Carmel and North Central High schools would be in attendance until the 1st fight broke out. B-rate movies but the girls dressed like it was a venue downtown. Could not be missed. Summer in the late 60s and early 70s my Dad rented a cabin for the entire summer up on Lake Webster in Northern Indiana and we had a nice Rinker I/O. Dad would drive back to work the weeks on Monday AM and then be back at the lake on Friday PMs. My lake buddies and I would all park our boats in the middle of the lake at night and jam out with our TNT players
Hey Reid,
Doing well just drinking my coffee and diggin on all the oldies. Brew
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Hi Brew. I remember those individual juke boxes as well.
My first car was a '75 Camaro. V-8 with dual heads and a Hurst shifter. It was the 3rd fastest car in town. Ask me how I know.
My first car was a '75 Camaro. V-8 with dual heads and a Hurst shifter. It was the 3rd fastest car in town. Ask me how I know.
Hey Reid,
I'm quite certain the cops knew too. My ride wasn't fast but when the snow hit she floated on top. As long as we had a supply of those vintage Coleman Handwarmers we could continue to puff, puff, pass Brew
No heat in the bug. Had to keep an ice scraper to use on the inside Brew
I'm quite certain the cops knew too
. My ride wasn't fast but when the snow hit she floated on top. As long as we had a supply of those vintage Coleman Handwarmers we could continue to puff, puff, pass Brew No heat in the bug. Had to keep an ice scraper to use on the inside
BrewHi Brew. I remember those individual juke boxes as well.
My first car was a '75 Camaro. V-8 with dual heads and a Hurst shifter. It was the 3rd fastest car in town. Ask me how I know.
Ouch. Mom had a 66 Mustang. She had heat, but no air. At least we could just roll the windows down.Hey Reid,
I'm quite certain the cops knew too
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No heat in the bug. Had to keep an ice scraper to use on the inside
Good old 2x60mph AC....I miss the vent windows on the front doors. Heck in the summer with that old bug, I had to carry a fire extinguisher as I had more than one oil leak that caught fire in the summer heat.
My next ride was a brand new 1976 Honda Civic hatch and that car was "da bomb". Heat, manual choke on the dash and 4-speed. I could pull the choke out at 60 and it acted like a cruise control. I put Webbers on her and a custom hand-welded header with cherry bomb setup to net about 100hp in a 1400lb roller skate. Many a late-70s vintage Camaro got embarrassed by that little sleeper. The pollution controls debacle of the late 70s even left Corvettes annoyed by that little car.
I think she'd do 0-60 in about 8 seconds when I got done tuning. No rice here and a learning experience. There's no replacement for displacement. So instead of a 1.2 litre(1200cc) my next honda had 1.8l. Today my little Civic SI hatch has a whopping 2.0l but at 160hp shes a lot of fun. At least for my 70 mile daily commute.
This is almost exactly what mine looked like but with White versus orange. The Black mesh wheels are almost exact and I ran 50-series Goodyears. I wish I could have kept her but getting t-boned by a drunk in a 69 Pontiac Lemans took that ride out of play. Thank God the frames and doors of those little civics were strong. Brew
My next ride was a brand new 1976 Honda Civic hatch and that car was "da bomb". Heat, manual choke on the dash and 4-speed. I could pull the choke out at 60 and it acted like a cruise control. I put Webbers on her and a custom hand-welded header with cherry bomb setup to net about 100hp in a 1400lb roller skate. Many a late-70s vintage Camaro got embarrassed by that little sleeper. The pollution controls debacle of the late 70s even left Corvettes annoyed by that little car.
I think she'd do 0-60 in about 8 seconds when I got done tuning. No rice here and a learning experience. There's no replacement for displacement. So instead of a 1.2 litre(1200cc) my next honda had 1.8l. Today my little Civic SI hatch has a whopping 2.0l but at 160hp shes a lot of fun. At least for my 70 mile daily commute.
This is almost exactly what mine looked like but with White versus orange. The Black mesh wheels are almost exact and I ran 50-series Goodyears. I wish I could have kept her but getting t-boned by a drunk in a 69 Pontiac Lemans took that ride out of play. Thank God the frames and doors of those little civics were strong. Brew
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I was born and raised in Northeastern CT and I remember those kinds of storms all the time when growing up.
Good morning everyone.
Hi Sashie. Hope your day's going well.
I'm playing with my new pipe. It's a beaut! I'm trying to sort out what to hang on it as the Atom Bomb's out for the moment. I don't have a syringe with a small enough gauge to fit in the fill hole, lol.
I'm playing with my new pipe. It's a beaut! I'm trying to sort out what to hang on it as the Atom Bomb's out for the moment. I don't have a syringe with a small enough gauge to fit in the fill hole, lol.
BTW, folks, the seller sent me a 10ml bottle of Phluid. I'm not quite sure what to make of it. The smell reminds me of cough syrup, but the flavor is strangely addicting. Who's the vendor?
Hi all, how are the nor'easters fairing? I got atleast 2 feet. got a good chunk shoveled.
what did you survive Blu?
what did you survive Blu?
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