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"katy" wrote in message
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Frank Boettcher wrote:


So snap at the meat, not at the roe...

rope?

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Scotty wrote:
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Joe wrote:
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BTW...the word you wanted is "ho", not "hoe"....a "hoe"

is a gardening

implement..you all know what the other is...Bob's wife.


Oiy!


Yer gonna rot in Hades, Scotty...

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Scotty wrote:
"katy" wrote in message
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Frank Boettcher wrote:


So snap at the meat, not at the roe...


rope?


Good grief, look it up....

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Thomas train set cost more than Scotty's boat..

Once again this ****** can't even be creative. He keeps trying to use
my lines 6 months later. I told the Boobster that my train collection
was worth more than all of his cars 6 months ago. Get a life.

35s5: PHRF 141 with an air-conditioner.

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On Sep 6, 12:20 am, Ringmaster wrote:
Thomas train set cost more than Scotty's boat..

Once again this ****** can't even be creative. He keeps trying to use
my lines 6 months later. I told the Boobster that my train collection
was worth more than all of his cars 6 months ago. Get a life.

35s5: PHRF 141 with an air-conditioner.




Gee wiz, Sloco, maybe you'be interested in my boxed GP-9 series from
1958. It's never been run and according to Lionel is the only complete
set they've seen with all packing intact. Bill of sale from the
original Alexanders is still in the box as well. My father gave it to
me along with an excellent 665 (and yes I have the milk car) and most
of the Burlington Alco set with silver finish. I'll sell the GP-9 at
auction eventually, though I may cave in and give to a friend who's
been begging for it for years. My father also owns the pink girls set
in VG condition and the Dynamo pantograph, which is in fair shape.

Cheers, SLOWco!

RB
35s5...faster than a Express 30
NY

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On Thu, 06 Sep 2007 04:59:51 -0000, "Capt. Rob"
wrote this crap:


Gee wiz, Sloco, maybe you'be interested in my boxed GP-9 series from
1958. It's never been run and according to Lionel is the only complete
set they've seen with all packing intact. Bill of sale from the
original Alexanders is still in the box as well. My father gave it to
me along with an excellent 665 (and yes I have the milk car) and most
of the Burlington Alco set with silver finish. I'll sell the GP-9 at
auction eventually, though I may cave in and give to a friend who's
been begging for it for years. My father also owns the pink girls set
in VG condition and the Dynamo pantograph, which is in fair shape.


I've got the original Silver Surfer comic book. Just one in a
collection of many comic books.




I'm Horvath and I approve of this post.

Poor, poor Sloco!
 

I've got the original Silver Surfer comic book. Just one in a
collection of many comic books.


I gave away and sold most of my collection when the market for them
began to flatten 8 years ago. It's coming on again though. I still
have complete X-Men and Howard the Duck. I owned and sold Spidey #1 &
4 a few years back.
Can you imagine that poor Sloco is now stewing again, praying to god
that I don't have the 1st of the GP-9 series from Lionel? Sorry,
Sloco, but I do. There's actually quite a bit more in my father's
attic including Lionel Display trains which are worth a fortune.
Thomas will inherit those one day. The boxed GP-9 will probably go to
a collector friend at some point.
It's so funny how I casually eclipse anything poor Sloco works hard
for. I bet the moron has collected trains for years!

And now I'm younger than he is and own a faster, nicer, newer boat! Of
course. The poor putz even posted that MOST Alerion 28's have
lifelines. He got quiet about that one, just like the smackdown when
he admitted not knowing who Phillipe Starcke was!


RB
35s5
NY

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Bloody Horvath wrote:
On Thu, 06 Sep 2007 04:59:51 -0000, "Capt. Rob"
wrote this crap:



Gee wiz, Sloco, maybe you'be interested in my boxed GP-9 series from
1958. It's never been run and according to Lionel is the only complete
set they've seen with all packing intact. Bill of sale from the
original Alexanders is still in the box as well. My father gave it to
me along with an excellent 665 (and yes I have the milk car) and most
of the Burlington Alco set with silver finish. I'll sell the GP-9 at
auction eventually, though I may cave in and give to a friend who's
been begging for it for years. My father also owns the pink girls set
in VG condition and the Dynamo pantograph, which is in fair shape.



I've got the original Silver Surfer comic book. Just one in a
collection of many comic books.




I'm Horvath and I approve of this post.

So...we've got all the Captain Willy Whizbang series...

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"Bloody Horvath" wrote in message
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On Thu, 06 Sep 2007 04:59:51 -0000, "Capt. Rob"

wrote this crap:


Gee wiz, Sloco, maybe you'be interested in my boxed GP-9
series from
1958. It's never been run and according to Lionel is the
only complete
set they've seen with all packing intact. Bill of sale
from the
original Alexanders is still in the box as well. My
father gave it to
me along with an excellent 665 (and yes I have the milk
car) and most
of the Burlington Alco set with silver finish. I'll sell
the GP-9 at
auction eventually, though I may cave in and give to a
friend who's
been begging for it for years. My father also owns the
pink girls set
in VG condition and the Dynamo pantograph, which is in
fair shape.


I've got the original Silver Surfer comic book. Just one
in a
collection of many comic books.


I've got the pen (quill) that was used to sign the
Declaration of Independence.

SBV

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Scotty wrote:
"Bloody Horvath" wrote in message
....

I've got the original Silver Surfer comic book. Just one
in a
collection of many comic books.


I've got the pen (quill) that was used to sign the
Declaration of Independence.

SBV


A comic juggler whose name I forget would hold up a hatchet and say,
"This is George Washington's original hatchet. I had to replace the
handle ... I had to replace the head ... but it occupies the same space."