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TonyK

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  1. Ahhh, I thought the "c" might be for cheese. I've never added anything to a BLT. I'm simple.
  2. Looks great! Your extra details and display add so much to this model.
  3. Yep, you did a good job on this. It needs to be dirtied up a bit. I think that would bring out the racy look more.
  4. I never got any candy corn this year. Almost bought some but the size of the bag and the price kept me from doing it.
  5. Happy to read his statement the other day. It's sad but had to happen eventually and glad he's in good health.
  6. I understand the squirrels will put on a little weight for the winter but I have one in the yard that's FAT. He looks more like a prairie dog now. I'd take a picture but I don't think it will capture the fatness. Today he was following me around wanting more food.
  7. Your model looks great; especially all the chassis detail and colors. I built a couple of these MANY years ago so don't remember the fit problems but I'm sure there were many. Me and MPC kits never got along.
  8. This is one of the most amazing models I have ever seen! There are no flaws. Only perfection. The chassis weathering, the interior, everything is great!
  9. I get their emails and have visited the site but never ordered from them. Don't know why.
  10. That looks like fun. And, I would've read this if you mentioned hockey since I'm a huge fan. 😊
  11. I use hydrogen peroxide on bites that need to drain bad stuff out. Otherwise I leave myself alone and let the body do its thing. If you're of the older generation we're still alive from our parents old world cures. lol
  12. I've watched all sorts of deliveries (food/packages) being done in our neighborhood and they always park in the street. Once in awhile they'll pull part way onto the driveway. I say part way because most everyone has their cars in the driveway since no one uses their garage for parking cars. We had a couple of deliveries show up sometime in the night. I'd inform the wife in the morning that she got another one of those midnight deliveries. 😆
  13. Yes, I washed it with soap and water a couple of times. Didn't use hydrogen peroxide since I've read it can damage or hinder healthy tissue. I'm no expert on rabies but seems I recall a healthy looking animal is just that. I don't know. Maybe they can be running around with the disease and not show it? I remember when I was a kid, my sister got bit by one of our hamsters and then it died so my parents had it checked out for any diseases. Turned out it was ok so......
  14. I don't usually get too close to the squirrels but set a peanut down on the ledge and he got all excited and grabbed at my hand. Washed it but the wife says I'm gonna get rabies now.
  15. Got mine 6 years ago and have the Harmon Kardon system also. On the test drive I was instantly as one with the car. Everything about it was comfortable. I'm retired so don't put too many miles on it and this will probably be my last car.
  16. Your model looks great. Nice details added and a very sharp build. You'd never know there were problems which is a sign of a good modeler.
  17. I like what you've done. Whether it would work or not it's a cool looking dragster.
  18. Very nice "work" to make a nice model. I emphasize work. Nice photos too.
  19. Never liked this car as a kid but I did as I became an adult. Great job on the engine, interior and exterior. Good looking model.
  20. Lots of things today. Just this, that and some more of this and that.
  21. As much as I hate spiders this one is ok. Fun to watch them darting about and jumping. Almost seems as if they're entertaining you.
  22. I guess my coolest job was back in the '70's when I was a senior in high school delivering pizza. This was before every pizza joint did such a thing. We had a bunch of pickups with an oven in the back and you'd deliver all around town. I'd meet all types of people and deliver to homes, apartments, parties, massage parlors, gas stations, etc. This was also before GPS so you'd learn all the streets and addresses from a paper map. At the end of the night you'd fill the truck up with propane from a big tank behind the restaurant because that was what powered the engine and oven. Fun times and my first woman boss who was very efficient and fair.
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