Byob !!!!!!

[Bobby of Tulsa]

The snow came early this morning and then moved on. We have had heavier frost this year than this snow.

[Domesticated_Mr. Know It All]

Morning Fella's.
I can't be trusted with anything sharper than a butter knife.
My vision is fading and I cut myself way too much.
When I carried a knife it was a Swiss Army knife.

[Bobby of Tulsa]

Morning Kevin, I don't even carry a knife any more. Buildings with metal detectors will get you stopped at the door and being an old fat man that wears stretchy waist pants things tend to pull my pants down.

[David G]

Morning All,

Our little burst of snow was brief. Temps rose, and it was all gone before I went to bed <sigh>

But today looks like a good day for... something. The list awaits. Firstest is trying to chivvy enough good plywood out of one of my suppliers to build a kit for a customer who'd like to be building already.

Hope everyone has a great day!

[Bobby of Tulsa]

Red Foley, you are an old fart David.

[David G]

Old Phart? Indeed I am. Here's another journey back in time...

[Bobby of Tulsa]

You still remember the music you grew up with. Good for you.

[Paul Pless]

...

[Bobby of Tulsa]

My old grand pappy always claimed kin to the wagoner family, That was a long time before ancestery.com ever came along. That is on my dads side of the family.

[Bobby of Tulsa]

Morning Paul, you are still just a kid.

[Paul Pless]

just enjoying the banter

sometimes i even learn something

[David G]

You still remember the music you grew up with. Good for you.

Shirley do. Here's another. If Paul pays close attention, he might learn something from this one <G> --

[Bobby of Tulsa]

Long time since I heard that tune.

[Bobby of Tulsa]

When I was about 4 or 5 I remember my dad singing that to us boys. Good times and good memories.

[Bobby of Tulsa]

[Bobby of Tulsa]

[Bobby of Tulsa]

David started it,

[Bobby of Tulsa]

Movin up a few years.

[Bobby of Tulsa]

Morning Fred, I could have use Curt's feather duster to clear the snow we had. Not a trace of it left.

[Bobby of Tulsa]

My wife listened to that last song, she said trifle on you? how old is that song.

[Bobby of Tulsa]

Well I think my image of a feather duster may be a bit different than some of these dirty old men.

[Bobby of Tulsa]

Glen, are you sick again or have you repented and turned from the evils of drinkin?

[David G]

Another bit of country swing --

[Domesticated_Mr. Know It All]

You wanna talk old songs, my Dad would sing this one after a few beers.
It's originally from 1898 so I guess his Dad sang it too.
The girls do my favorite version.

[David G]

Just for Fredz -- something to think about when somone says, 'feather duster' ---

[Fred Z]

Sure. Unfortunately, this is the image you've foisted upon me.

[David G]

Oh c'mon!!! It's not THAT bad. Curtis is way prettier than that guy!!!

[Glen Longino]

Anybody care for a Shiner Bock?

[Curtism]

Ok, now you guys are killing me. Fred, I hear there's a surplus of hydrocoxwhatever in Ok. Maybe it would work as brain bleach. Jesus, try something!

[Glen Longino]

You're welcome, Fred,,,

[Domesticated_Mr. Know It All]

Sure. Unfortunately, this is the image you've foisted upon me.

That'll be Joe's next Halloween costume.
Wait....that is Joe!!!!!

[Domesticated_Mr. Know It All]

I'd risk goin to Okiehomer just to see my Pal's.
Of course I'd have to ride in the back seat with somebody else driving.

[Domesticated_Mr. Know It All]

We need a round of Thirst Mutilator just to clear our vision no doubt.

[garland reese]

Wow. That was great Fred. This might be my favorite version of that music piece though.

[garland reese]

Our Governor is without a brain...