Significant others….post em up.

Derek8404 said:
It’s not too bad, getting hot for sure, but I’m liking AZ a lot.
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People who parrot "But it's a dry heat!" need to be kicked in the teeth with a belgan waffle iron. It's a dry heat exactly like sticking your head in a oven set on broil.

That said I'll take 115 in the desert all day long over 95 degrees and 95% humiditity. Sweat works in the desert,
 
Les White said:
People who parrot "But it's a dry heat!" need to be kicked in the teeth with a belgan waffle iron. It's a dry heat exactly like sticking your head in a oven set on broil.

That said I'll take 115 in the desert all day long over 95 degrees and 95% humiditity. Sweat works in the desert,
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It’s like a blow dryer to the face when you walk outside, but I would agree, no humidity makes it a lot more bearable, especially if you can find some shade and there’s almost always a breeze in the desert.
 
i was married for 30 yrs. to my first wife ..she died of cancer in 2000 at 50 y/o

....remarried 2008

i had a 12 y/o daughter and she is doing fantastic now...3 grand kids

also helped raise second wifes kids which were 6, 8 and 10 at the time...what was i thinking??

this lady saved me as i was on the wrong road after wife died

.....im 70 now and shes 48......she works in a cardio/cardiac at wake forest..... thats a good thing i may need her at some point:)

pic about 5 years ago

i was so much older then im younger than that now......The BYRDS

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backwoodsshooter said:
yes we nerd out to pokémon

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The popularity of those cards is amazing. They are printed and stored in a bunch of facilities in RTP. Very large warehouses filled with pallets of little cards. The interesting ones are the pallets of uncut sheets. It seems they add new $5M printers and buildings every few months.
 
Get Off My Lawn said:
The popularity of those cards is amazing. They are printed and stored in a bunch of facilities in RTP. Very large warehouses filled with pallets of little cards. The interesting ones are the pallets of uncut sheets. It seems they add new $5M printers and buildings every few months.
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they really are and a lot more popular than they ever have been. i normally buy a booster box (36 packs and the cheapest way to buy them) for us a month. then divy 5 packs to the kiddos the weeks i have all 3 and then the wife and i split the last 6. it’s fun and the kiddos get excited we’ve gotten cards worth over $100 a few times
 
backwoodsshooter said:
they really are and a lot more popular than they ever have been. i normally buy a booster box (36 packs and the cheapest way to buy them) for us a month. then divy 5 packs to the kiddos the weeks i have all 3 and then the wife and i split the last 6. it’s fun and the kiddos get excited we’ve gotten cards worth over $100 a few times
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I’ll ask to see if I can get some pictures the next time I’m in there
 
backwoodsshooter said:
they really are and a lot more popular than they ever have been. i normally buy a booster box (36 packs and the cheapest way to buy them) for us a month. then divy 5 packs to the kiddos the weeks i have all 3 and then the wife and i split the last 6. it’s fun and the kiddos get excited we’ve gotten cards worth over $100 a few times
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Awesome! Where did you sell them?
 
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