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opinions, please
Who wants clothes?! How 'bout a ball? LOL I like the shirt. Tom- Retro Grouch
- Post #4
- Forum: The Observation Bar
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The Drive-In isn't as dead as once thought
I miss the drive-ins. :( When I was a kid, we used to pack up the '69 Ford wagon with sodas and grocery bags of popcorn. The back seat was always full of "popcornivores". :eek: Our drive-ins even had playgrounds under the screen. Am I dating myself? Great link, Michaelson. I still like...- Retro Grouch
- Post #10
- Forum: The Golden Era
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What do you think?
No collecting anything until the barn and addition are complete. The barn will be finished by the end of the month. :cool: :D The addition starts this spring. I really like the deco radios and mantle clocks. Since the move to a smaller (all be it better) place, nothing new is allowed. Tom- Retro Grouch
- Post #6
- Forum: The Golden Era
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What do you think?
Very nice! I always liked the old radios but just don't have the room to collect them. Tom- Retro Grouch
- Post #2
- Forum: The Golden Era
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what makes a cottage what makes a bungalow?
My lips are sealed. ;) There are some places that haven't caught on, yet. It's just a matter of time, though. If/when I were to move somewheres else in CO it would be south or west. I did real estate appraisals in Ohio for about three years. Moving to Colorado was quite an eye opener...- Retro Grouch
- Post #12
- Forum: The Golden Era
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what makes a cottage what makes a bungalow?
Not in Colorado. :rolleyes: Just read American Bungalow magazine. They know everything. LOL Tom- Retro Grouch
- Post #10
- Forum: The Golden Era
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The Death of the Average Audience!
Off the top of my head. The English Patient Resivior Dogs Silence Of The Lambs Gosford Park Henry V Glen Gary Glen Ross Pirates Of The Caribbean A Nightmare Before Xmas The Scent Of A Woman Naked Lunch (just for the weirdness factor) Wild at Heart What's Eating Gilbert Grape...- Retro Grouch
- Post #8
- Forum: The Moving Picture
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Looking for M-1 Garand: ATT. Reenactors
I am not into the re-enactments. I collect what tickles my fancy.....in a manly sort of way. LOL Way back when, I was quite interested in the mountain man rendezvous and how many went for full period authenticity (right down to the fleas :eek: ). It's sometimes hard to find "stock" firearms...- Retro Grouch
- Post #7
- Forum: Classifieds
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Looking for M-1 Garand: ATT. Reenactors
I haven't been too impressed with Auction Arms, lately. Seems to be a lot of retailers trying to sell stuff. Not sure if they still do it but CMP used to also give a discount on surplus 30.06 to people who bought through them. I have a friend (who'da thought :rolleyes: ) that picked up an...- Retro Grouch
- Post #4
- Forum: Classifieds
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Looking for M-1 Garand: ATT. Reenactors
This is the only "cheap" source I know of for Garands. Garands have become popular in recent years and the price has really gone up.. CMP Now, if you want to be on the German side, I know of some inexpensive rifles.LOL- Retro Grouch
- Post #2
- Forum: Classifieds
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Paris Hilton: The Death of America
I see the Hilton sisters having about as much effect on our children as Ozzy Osborne, Judas Priest, Marylon Manson or any other fad. Pretty benign. Sadly, shock sells but dissipates quickly. Going back to the quote from Epictetus, the term "instruct" is what I think is pivotal. There is...- Retro Grouch
- Post #4
- Forum: The Observation Bar
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I'll have a Scotch...
I really don't like that term. How about "whisky elitist"? :D Interesting that you mentioned cigars and scotch. Personally, a cigar dampens the taste of scotch too much. I'd rather enjoy one or the other but not together. Now, a cigar and good coffee, that's another story. :cool...- Retro Grouch
- Post #35
- Forum: The Connoisseur
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Shoes
YEAH!! :rage: What he said. <Scuffling in my Dexter loafers> At least the velco fad is going away. :rolleyes: Tom- Retro Grouch
- Post #8
- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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Hat Pilgramage #2: Greeley Hat Works
Glad to here the good reviews of Trent's work. I still have been unable to make it out to his shop. Then again, I don't get out that direction very often. You are giving me more reasons to make a trip to Greeley. :) Oh yeah, nice lid! ;) Tom- Retro Grouch
- Post #11
- Forum: Hats
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The reason men's vintage is hard to find!
Would this be the shop in the Haight Ashbury area? If so, I've been in that shop and was quite impressed with the shirts on the wall. The prices were impressive, also.:eek: The shops in the Denver area are filled with clothes from then '60s and' 70s but not much else. Tom- Retro Grouch
- Post #8
- Forum: The Golden Era
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I'll have a Scotch...
Glad you enjoyed it. Single malts can be very addicting. ;) Tom- Retro Grouch
- Post #30
- Forum: The Connoisseur
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Do you doff yours?
I guess that could be a disturbing visual. Sorry. :eek: :) Tom- Retro Grouch
- Post #23
- Forum: Hats
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Port and Sherry
B&B has been a long-time family favorite and is my hands down favorite. It's made with Benedictine and brandy. Nothing better on a cold night in front of a warm fire. Drambuie ranks #2. This is a Scottish liqueur (hmmm, scotch again) made with scotch and honey. Skip the ice. Grand...- Retro Grouch
- Post #10
- Forum: The Observation Bar
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Port and Sherry
I never liked these fortified wines. TOOOOOO sweet. Then again, I'm not a big fan of dessert wines. Maybe a small taste of a German trockenbeerenauslese but only once in a while. Brad, could the port be Fonseca? Liqueurs are a different story, though. ;) Tom- Retro Grouch
- Post #4
- Forum: The Observation Bar
