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Incredible!! Too funny, that Benny would be wearing MY shirt...
I must admit, Alan, it took me a second look to sort it all out. You are amazing!!
Thanks!
Something in the way he smiles...
Incredible!! Too funny, that Benny would be wearing MY shirt...
I must admit, Alan, it took me a second look to sort it all out. You are amazing!!
Thanks!
OMG!!! I never heard that. Good grief.Yeah, and Dibs also lost it one day and heaved one from the mound into the outfield stands and hit some lady. She sued.
Taking on Piniella was bold. And stupid.
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A couple things Michael.Dobbs Sixteen Fifty this morning
IMG_4743 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
IMG_4768 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
IMG_4734 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
IMG_4752 by Michael A2012, on Flickr
Have a good day,
Michael
And a good old WV boy that used a Weatherby magnum!!I like the style of that Cavanagh Milan. I have a similar looking Dobbs Panama in dark blue.
You can tell that Randoph supplies the USAF just by looking at the model names.
I like the "Yeager" shades best; Chuck Yeager (from the German "Jäger" = hunter) was a bad-ass fighter- and test-pilot.
My brother in law ran away from a foul ball and the cameras in St. Louis once.He's on a cruise, so I'm good.
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My niece was born in WV. I'm not sure why she can't play the banjo.And a good old WV boy that used a Weatherby magnum!!
Thanks, Terry [emoji4]That looks great on you Steve. It suits you very well.
Thanks, Charlie.Fantastic lid, Steve.
You forgot the missing teeth and no shoes part of that Mr. Funny!! ArrgghMy niece was born in WV. I'm not sure why she can't play the banjo.
We're known to tell Ned Beaty jokes.
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Thank you, Alan. A compliment indeed from the brim curl master.Brim curled to perfection... lovely!
I'm loving on some of my own non reeded. They're extremely comfortable, and I have a very boring standard oval noggin.So nice, Eric! Those unreeded sweatbands are like warm socks. They’re great! That one is a prime cut.
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I noticed it, and am abashed I didnt say so.Thanks Moe.
I'll add you to the list.
Thanks, I just picked that up at the city run rummage sale.
Don't forget the belt,
IMG_4658 by Michael A2012, on Flickr
Ha.
Thanks Scott. It was a very lucky buy it now find.
Thanks all,
Michael
Weatherby........don't get much better. Chuck knew it.And a good old WV boy that used a Weatherby magnum!!
LMAO!! That's funny!!My brother in law ran away from a foul ball and the cameras in St. Louis once.
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Coffee........good idea.Today I'm wearing the hat in my avatar...it's an old Beaver Brand that somehow ended up resembling a fedora over the years. It's taken a beating and been soaked down to the DNA that had it reverting back to a felt cone once. While it was out of commission I soaked it in leftover coffee which gave it a light tan tone. Then some blocking until dry, steaming, creasing, and TLC brought it back.
Great picture Charlie. Boy your dad's blue eyes really stand out.Incredible!! Too funny, that Benny would be wearing MY shirt...
I must admit, Alan, it took me a second look to sort it all out. You are amazing!!
The Byer Rolnick is a beauty; gives me memories of my dad. It could be even a bit more recent.
Pop, June 1971... SEE!!
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Thanks!
Great picture Charlie. Boy your dad's blue eyes really stand out.