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    Going to the movies with Senior Citizens

    As a heads up there are age minimums in Florida these days for many of the developments and "villages." Anyhow, I found it difficult to find a movie my grandparents and I could watch together, but Art and Foreign films work well for us.
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    Moleskine Notebooks; Have One?

    Nice work, you have now brought another one into the tribe. Anyhow, how much are they costing in your neck of the woods, my around 7 American?
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    Doc Savage the supreme adventurer

    Hey Wolf, is there a compilation of those Self-improvment essays?
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    What's your favorite Breakfast Cereal...

    Hands down plain and normal LIFE. Not a lot of people know it or like it of my generation.
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    Moleskine Notebooks; Have One?

    Name, but I have no perminate address. They are the greatest thing for me because when I open mine up, I say to myself, "Spill your brain out and make it look like Di Vinci's and you know what I have read some translations of his notebooks and they are everything from sketchs to his shopping...
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    Field of Dreams again

    (whispering) If you keep it, people will pay. :p
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    WWII Espionage

    Most Stuff by H. Keith Milton is great. The Ultimate Spy Book and the Eyewittness Book on Spies (Titled: Spy) are great. Also, check History Channel Shows, like Sworn to Secrecy.
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    What Are You Reading

    I just finished a book on AIDS and orphans in Africa from a Washington Post reporter and The Difference Engine. Both good reads, the former is depressing. I am just starting a new Dirk Pitt novel which are my "fun and light" books, when I do not feel like reading classics, history, and heavy stuff.
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    The Mummy clothes

    Touche.
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    The Mummy clothes

    I use it in Archery to protect my wrists from bow strings. FYI I also made my own a while back, for archery.
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    (Guys) What's in your wallet...I mean pockets

    Ah, one of my favorite subjects men's accesories and pocket stuff. What I used to Carry: Keys Card Case Gum Money Clip Cell Phone Playing Cards Ipod Hankerchefs Pen Knife Emergency Inhaler Sunglasses Now: Card Case Money Clip Cell Phone Hankerchefs Swisscard...
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    Do You Consider Yourself To Be An Artist?

    I am just a unique kind of guy with many odd talents, crafts, and skills. I make my own longbows, collect toy soldiers, and shine my own shoes to name a few. I draw and design furniture and men's accesories for fun (wallets and lighters mostly). I don't follow popular styles unless I like them...
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    Another Edition of Mycroft's Book Review

    Alright Boys and Girls, the name of the book is The Difference Engine. It takes place in Victorian England if Charles Babbage's (sp?) mechanical computer (engine) worked and what would happen to the world. Great Read for Sci Fi, Steam Punk, and History fans. Anyone else read this one?
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    The Mummy clothes

    I think an Indy Orvis Shirt would be great for the shirt. I am not sure if they still make it, ask the guys on Indy Gear.
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    Connery's "Allan Quatermain" Vest

    What about hooks (wirelike ones) that are sown on the inside, like on some military jackets? Or cordinating buttons?
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    Wallets

    ;) I would go with an International Wallet or Card Case and use a money clip, it is a lot safer and cooler. Oh, and an international wallet is one with a bifold cardcase that has an ID pocket on the inside.
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    Moleskine Notebooks; Have One?

    I love my moleskine. It is like my Di Vinci Notebook. All of my ideas, poems, discoveries, sketches etc. go in it. It travels with me always in my messinger bag. (I am too scared to loose it). I love the Varsity, but looking to upgrade, thanks Hemingway. Anyhow, I have the blank page ones, but...
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    is this an "antique" wrench?

    My father has the same wrench on the wall of his office. I will see if I ask about it today and look it up in his antique tool book as well, when he goes to the office Monday.
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    Connery's "Allan Quatermain" Vest

    I think this vest looks a bit like one I saw a photo of years ago in the Imperial War Museum from the Boer War on a Boer, maybe. Anyhow somethings I gatherered from the photos: -Looks to be of a hide or leather -long like a hunting or shooting vest/jacket (possibly cut off sleaves and...
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    Connery's "Allan Quatermain" Vest

    Very true my friend.

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