MORE random pics......

[Schumi]

She's 19 years old?

Sounds good to me.

Originally Posted by Joe Bob

[Joe Bob]

[Mothy]

Must be the new Lynx Effect body spray.

[Racerbvd]

[hawaiipcar]

[hawaiipcar]

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[SoCal911T]

[bmcuscgr94]

Originally Posted by SoCal911T

Classic Stereo setup. That reciever is a collectors item now, but still puts out the sound

[azasadny]

Marantz 2265B?

[widebody911]

Had to turn the sound off for that one; otherwise it was good.

Originally Posted by Joe Bob

[Racerbvd]

[porwolf]

Originally Posted by widebody911

I wish the original floors (on the left) had been in better condition; I would have just had them re-finished. They're great in this area, but beat to hell and/or hacked in other parts of the house.

I like your new wood floor. The old one seems to be red cedar or redwood. It is similar to the flooring in my 1928 building. Your new floor looks very similar to the original one. What material is it? Laminated or real wood? Where did you get it?

[BE911SC]

Originally Posted by bmcuscgr94

Classic Stereo setup. That reciever is a collectors item now, but still puts out the sound

I still have my old '80s Sony system and turntable and it sounds great to this day.

[Bill Douglas]

Originally Posted by Racerbvd

Byron, I REALLY hope this is photoshoped

[carson911s]

Originally Posted by Racerbvd

Rather crude enema imminent.

[widebody911]

The stuff on the left is the original; the new stuff is Pergo, got it at Lowes. Interestingly, both HD and Lowes sell this stuff, but you can only get certain colors at each chain, so you can't play them off against each other on price.

OTOH, it's made in USA, which surprised me.

Originally Posted by porwolf

I like your new wood floor. The old one seems to be red cedar or redwood. It is similar to the flooring in my 1928 building. Your new floor looks very similar to the original one. What material is it? Laminated or real wood? Where did you get it?

[tharbert]

Originally Posted by GH85Carrera

Ah, Barksdale AFB in Bossier City La. If you look closely, the water tower next to the tail is the entrance to the munitions storage area where I worked. I may have even built a few of of those bombs in the picture: ALCM's, 500 lbs, 750 lbs and 2000 lbs gravity and laser guided bombs, JDAM, Harpoon, naval mines (Mk58 and 60's). That rotary launcher in the middle goes in the belly of the bomber turning the that B52H into an 8 shooter.

[GH85Carrera]