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    Moment has me stumped so I'll just babble a bit about much of nothing and move on the continuation of sorting personal belongings that my late father has accumulated.
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    Models is what I crave as soon as my eyes open and my feet hit the floor every morning.
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    Driving a hearse could be a real thrill until the guy in the box delivers a knock knock joke.
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    prying him off
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    Being is something I am now, Not being is something I wish not for today, tomorrow or anytime soon
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    If you unseal the kit you can always use a steam iron on the box to bring it back to shape. I've done it a bunch of times..
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    Hope you did/do well Carl, hang in there. I can remember a ring my Mom had that used a large tooth instead of a gem in the setting . I always thought it was kinda cool but a bit creepy.
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    Thanks for the correction Steve.. I should've know not to trust the internet info. available.
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    dinner is what I just had with my wife after giving her a bouquet of flowers since I kinda forgot Valentines day
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    Although it's been a very long time (years)? since I've been at my work bench but it still awaits patiently for my return as does the three projects that I've started. For now I'll consider myself a collector of both new and vintage kits. I hope to get back to building within the next year. As others have stated here about building, I'll never be able to build all 378 kits and still growing within my life time which brings me to what will become of my collection when I pass.. ?
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    Always remember to zip your fly before leaving the public restroom and please don't forget to wash those hands.
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    Thanks is Great News! My dad had prostate cancer years ago when the only way to deal with it was to remove it all. Unfortunately he never followed his doctors advice in performing kegel exercises to aid in strengthening those muscles. He became incontinent and had to deal with that decision till the day he passed. I hope and pray all goes well and you have no reoccurring issues.
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    to their followers
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    that would rather
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    all the artwork
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    Two more to check off the list..
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    Oh rats.. Not good at all but look on the bright side if they didn't chew on any kits. You may have been lucky enough to have hobby rats.. Lol
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    become non deductible
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    or covered by
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    I'm currently in battle trying to score one of these kits. Yours looks great so far. Thanks for the insight on what to possibly expect when building, if I get lucky to make the purchase. I hope your recovery went well. Although many times we never heal as we were before our accidents.
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    with regurgitation therapy
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    over and over
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    that repeats itself
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    You know Les... now that you purchased a new scriber the old one is sure to reappear.
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    Thanks Carl.. That kit originated as the Royal Knight ('78) then issued as the Branding Iron ('81) then the Red light Bandit ('81) and finally as the Monster El Camino truck ('85) There was a few promos that where issued in between those kits. All per scalemates info. I've been hunting the ref light Bandit for sometime, there's one on eBay as a buy now for an arm and leg..
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