Probably ruined by sisters that would put them near their hair and get it all tangled up in the spinning wheel.
The problem we had with them is that we found out, quite accidentally, that they worked just as well on the bottom of the swimming pool as they did on dry land. For a lot longer than you'd expect, but it no doubt sent them to an early grave.When I was in the 7th grade there was an underground network of boys playing with Stompers in school. We traded them, saved lunch money for them and dreamed of having them all.
A while back, I looked at some on eBay…..prices are crazy.
Grandfather had a 50's admiral. had it recharged with Freon in the 80's. Worked till the day, my dad threw it away 1990's.
Only thing that ever broke on it was the handle. GF used a piece of metal in place of the handle.
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I proposed to my wife on a winter hike through the woods. Not in a redwood forest but it was still pretty awesome
My ex-wife left me and moved into a gingerbread house in the forest.
Hire a couple kids to shove her in the oven
What to do with all these leftover mashed potatoes green beans and peas?
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Those look like Colorado plates.
There's no need for that. She's self-destructing now.
The last time that I saw her she put on so much weight that she would need an engine upgrade to clear the trees on takeoff with her broom.
After my alimony ran out and she declared bankruptcy, I doubt that she could afford either an engine upgrade or better broom.
On the other hand, I would like to find a smart-ass rabbit that she could spend time with and he could hurry along the self-destruction.
Correct Colorado plates. The picture is from the film vanishing point.
I was wondering if anyone would catch that...
Where is that stupendous specimen of art and culture. I must see it for myself. Afterwards, my life will be almost complete until I can shoot to two miles.
Chickasha, Oklahoma apparently.
Giant Lady Leg Lamp, Chickasha, Oklahoma
40 feet high atop a 10-foot-high crate. Built of fiberglass, unveiled in Nov. 2022. Chickasha claims to be the Birthplace of the Lady Leg Lamp.
www.roadsideamerica.com
That's how I figured it was from you and prove it's not an internet picture.
When I was in the 7th grade there was an underground network of boys playing with Stompers in school. We traded them, saved lunch money for them and dreamed of having them all.
A while back, I looked at some on eBay…..
Hey! What happens in Stompers Club, stays in Stompers Club....rule fucking 1!
Thank you kind sir. And so I begin my pilgrimage.Chickasha, Oklahoma apparently.
Giant Lady Leg Lamp, Chickasha, Oklahoma
40 feet high atop a 10-foot-high crate. Built of fiberglass, unveiled in Nov. 2022. Chickasha claims to be the Birthplace of the Lady Leg Lamp.www.roadsideamerica.com
Littlenecks or Cherrystones by the size.
I believe those are quahogs……
quahogs are bigger clams, they generally measure about 5 inches across they're also called chowder clams, which is where they usually end up. Depemdimg on where you live they are either topnecks, littlenecks, or cherrystones.
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I have an ex-USCG cannon for that. Came from a lighthouse in Oregon. Member here helped me retrieve it! Rusted into a lump…. But it is restored to perfection.
Called a Lyle gun.
They were cannons that saved thousands of lives!
If only I could find an original rope box!
Cheers, Sirhr
We have one at work. Navy arms is the manufacturer if I remember correctly.
Shoots 45-70 blanks in various weights
Pretty handy for getting a string across a canyon when building powering. Fairly accurate after you've done it a few times.
More like artillery than a rifle.
That's like chicken pox!
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