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Have a fantastic day!

The first rule of team 5 pin is "We don't talk about team 5 pin"!

Fly down here. I make pretty mean biscuits and gravy.

That meal will only cost you $32.50 in Seattle. Shouldn't you be home packing?

Happy Birthday!

I hope you all have a wonderful Thanksgiving! Eat lots, drink lots, love lots! As for myself, I have a whole lot to be thankful for this year. And I'm going to have a wonderful day celebrating and eating with good friends!

Have an incredible day!

Have a fantastic day!

RIP David. I'll admit to having a crush on you in the seventies, as well as your Brother Shaun.

Something made me believe this thread was going to be about a different kind of pipe.

Wow! Is that the famous Papason chair that Al spent the night in?

All this loging makes me think of...

RIP Della.

Do you realize that you just talked him out of that option?

Have a fantastic Birthday, numbers!

Congrat Jacob!

I hope so, or I'd never get any dates!

Happy Birthday, Dinny!

Have a fantastic day! It's almost downhill from here on out! Oops, the 8 fell over.

Happy Birthday, Mikey! Have a phenomenal day!

Alexa, Please unlock the door to Stretch's AMG.

Bang, bang, Maxwell's silver hammer...

Yellow cherry tomatoes and fresh basil courtesy of Al's garden.

So sorry to hear this Carl.

Work went great. I think I'm going to fit in just fine. After work, I drove the scooter back to Fairfax, where it promptly died in the 7-11 parking lot. Glad it got me back to Fairfax at any rate. So Al's tenant Frank (the motorcycle whiz) helped me get it into a friend's yard and off the street. Then when going over the charging system, we found a loose battery cable. Cleaned and tightened up the terminals. It was down to 5 volts, so we put it on the trickle charger overnight. Hopefully, the battery will be fine, hold a charge and work well as transportation again. It really is kind of ideal for working in the city. Fingers crossed and major kudos to Frank! I did have to listen to a 40-minute speech on the history of motorcycles but it was well worth it for all his help. Then he insisted on buying Suzy and me dinner at Good Earth foods, though I tried hard to treat him. No go, Frank is a hard guy to repay a favor. But he sure knows his bikes.