GrabberOrange69
Troglodyte
How did something so important go so astray?
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"Laurie S." said:I can tell you, but it would come back to bite me. The warning was given at the Board meeting this weekend.
"Laurie S." said:I can tell you, but it would come back to bite me. The warning was given at the Board meeting this weekend.
"AzPete" said:It is a frickin' car club....our national defense is not in. jeopardy ....so secretive.....glad I am not in it.
Don't mind him Pete... it must be that time of the month. :dun"msell66" said:"AzPete" said:It is a frickin' car club....our national defense is not in. jeopardy ....so secretive.....glad I am not in it.
Proof read before clicking "post" please.
See...I told ya'."msell66" said:Yeah, we wouldn't want anyone to post semi-coherently now would we? But, far be it from me to want to understand what's in someone's brain. If text lingo typing is to be the norm, just say so and I'll join in.
Talk about a touchy subject...sheesh.
"camachinist" said:It seems like car stuff has gotten really commercial and serious in my absence and some of the chewin' the fat over a few brews and what happens, happens has slipped away. If so, sorry to see that. To me, enjoying vintage and antique cars should be fun. After all, it's a hobby. Sure, some folks make a living selling to hobbyists and that's OK but the peer/peer interactions are what concern me.
To be perfectly honest, I felt right at home in the infield talking to the hobbyists. In the vendor midway, when interacting with vendors and 'rare cars' tent, interacting with the 'rare cars' guys and gals, not so much. Something for everyone, I guess.