What's something you have that you bet other HROT members don't?
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Dubuque Packing Company,.. I used to have a bull dick putter that I believe the same guy might have made,.. Long gone now.
That's my favorite of the default planes on MS Flight Sim 2020.
I have something similar,.. Hell, I believe it was a high school graduation present,.. Still works.
Autopsy pictures of Qusay and Uday Hussein. Top that ladies.
If you told us, you’d have to kill us?
I've got a side quiver made from an otter pelt. Anybody else sporting one of those?
I would never kill ya. Might tickle you to the point that you wished I killed you
Also have several wood bows with snakeskin backings. Anybody got one of those?
Titleist Pro V1 that I dunked for eagle on the Road Hole at the Old Course. Nice little round of golf that day. Made for a nice souvenir.
I forget, @joelbc1 - did you end up playing it when you were over in Scotland? It's hard to appreciate just how tough that hole is if you haven't actually played it.
Edit to add: My hole in one trophy case remains empty.
I forget, @joelbc1 - did you end up playing it when you were over in Scotland? It's hard to appreciate just how tough that hole is if you haven't actually played it.
Edit to add: My hole in one trophy case remains empty.
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That old Mic Golden Bucket is probably damn near 12" across the top and I can tell you that you have to "push" to add in more feathers anymore to be honest, don't know what year I started.
(full disclosure, those are not all birds I personally shot, but our little hunting group usually comes back to OV's garage to clean birds and have some red beers after the hunt so most of the tail feathers end up here)
@Whiskeydeltadeltatango
You can't fake that. Well done man.That old Mic Golden Bucket is probably damn near 12" across the top and I can tell you that you have to "push" to add in more feathers anymore to be honest, don't know what year I started.
(full disclosure, those are not all birds I personally shot, but our little hunting group usually comes back to OV's garage to clean birds and have some red beers after the hunt so most of the tail feathers end up here)
@Whiskeydeltadeltatango
I have four seats from Wrigley
I've got this one, 1 tail feather for each bird over the past 3 years.
Not in my yard where I live, but a nicely stocked 9 acre pond with a cabin at our acreage.
Fly tiers would buy thoseThat old Mic Golden Bucket is probably damn near 12" across the top and I can tell you that you have to "push" to add in more feathers anymore to be honest, don't know what year I started.
(full disclosure, those are not all birds I personally shot, but our little hunting group usually comes back to OV's garage to clean birds and have some red beers after the hunt so most of the tail feathers end up here)
@Whiskeydeltadeltatango
That's a pretty good one. Here's a comparable:
A former work colleague has a picture of Che Guevera's detached hands, autographed by Felix Rodriguez, as a 'thank you' for some pro bono work he did relating to Felix's tenure with the G. And no, my colleague did not ask for that.
I've got you beat there. I swear my wife's dog is the dumbest animal on the planet.
I have an extensive library.
I have full sets of Everyman’s Library and Library of America. I have first editions of 80+ Pulitzer Prize winners. All are in fine condition. A couple dozen have facsimile dust jackets, as I’m only HORT rich. A ton of various other first editions (modern fiction, Irish fiction 1950-present, Booker finalists, fantasy, science fiction, children’s books, law, and finance.)
I’m in the process of building built ins in the basement because they weigh so much that they should be on the concrete slab for structural reasons.
I have full sets of Everyman’s Library and Library of America. I have first editions of 80+ Pulitzer Prize winners. All are in fine condition. A couple dozen have facsimile dust jackets, as I’m only HORT rich. A ton of various other first editions (modern fiction, Irish fiction 1950-present, Booker finalists, fantasy, science fiction, children’s books, law, and finance.)
I’m in the process of building built ins in the basement because they weigh so much that they should be on the concrete slab for structural reasons.
old books are cool. we have a first edition of "The Johnstown Horror", which was something of an early muckraking genre piece that generated a lot of attention. The original jacket has an overly dramatic picture of a child being swept from its mother's arms.
This is just a pic from the Internet, but I've got an old Keuffel & Esser transit #31439 built in 1915 that was passed down to my Dad from a couple generations prior. They did drainage tile back in the day, when you actually used a spade to dig the tile ditch.
that is SWEETThis is just a pic from the Internet, but I've got an old Keuffel & Esser transit #31439 built in 1915 that was passed down to my Dad from a couple generations prior. They did drainage tile back in the day, when you actually used a spade to dig the tile ditch.
This is just a pic from the Internet, but I've got an old Keuffel & Esser transit #31439 built in 1915 that was passed down to my Dad from a couple generations prior. They did drainage tile back in the day, when you actually used a spade to dig the tile ditch.
Used to use one of these for checking elevations on various construction projects,.. pre-laser
Same here. I put it out for the garbage man a few months ago. It sawed hundreds of thousands of board feet of timber.
We used a newer (probably from the 60s) one in my childhood for tiling until Dad bought a laser in the mid to late 70s.
1981 unopened bottle of coke (commemorative version for 1981 big ten championship in football).
mmm...mine's from the 1993 National Championship
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