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Recent content by DC/Id

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    Anika won another contest! :clapping: A major award! :thumbup:

    Anika and I both entered a contest on the contest forum three weeks ago. They had a paper plate with dug coins on it and we had to guess how much the total face value of the coins was. We took a paper plate like the one in the photo and loaded it up to look just like the one in the contest...
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    With today being the end of the world, I am declaring Elson the winner in the "Name that Mother-in-law" contest. Send me your adress and I will get yo

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    My turn for a contest. Elson just can't get a break on these contests so here is one for him that he might be able to win.

    We are playing for a nice Mercury dime. You all know what they look like so no pict this time. I will end the contest as soon as Elson wins. Here is the question: What is Elson's Mother-in-law's maiden name? :shrug: Post in the subject line and don't hold back on the wise cracks. DC/Id
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    Bubba and Bean were out hunting for a deer, to make Beans favorite Thanksgiving treat "Backstraps and oatmeal " roasted over a pallet fire........

    Crack shot Ray downed a huge buck with his M-14. They gutted it and started dragging their prize back to the Tundra. They were dragging the buck by the hind legs and the antlers were snagging in the brush making for a lot of hard work. Bubba with his book learnin' showing suggested that they...
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    Happy Thanksgiving to all of you! Remember that this is NOT turkey day, but a day to be thankful for our many blessings.

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    This is getting old, I almost bought the farm this morning. This has to be the stupidest driver in the history of the world that took a crack at me! :

    Like I said in my last post, the road between Emmett and Boise is the most dangerous road in Idaho. There are constant accidents and fatalities on this road and the State is trying to improve the road and driving conditions to make it safer, but then there are folks like this morning. We were...
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    You almost lost me last night....:goodnight:

    We were coming home from working in Boise last night just before sundown. It was raining heavily and Jim and I were talking about what we needed to do in the morning and shop talk in general. The speed limit on this streach of road is 65 and traffic was heavy. Some nut was in the on-coming lane...
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    I had another "Just when you think you have heard it all" call today.

    ! month ago we installed a new vandal proof, recessed, refridgerated (remember this) drinking fountain in the High School gym. It looked great and worked very well. Today I got a call from the Principal of the High School. He was worried that something was very wrong with the new drinking...
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    I got one just for you, Ed.

    An anthropoligist was cataloging South American folk remedies in the Amazon rain forest. A tribal elder showed him the leaves of a particular fern and told him that they were a sure cure for any kind of constipation. When the skeptical antropoligist expressed doubts, the elder looked him in the...
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    I have one that is right up your alley, Magz.

    An indian chief was feeling sick, so he summoned the medicine man. After a brief examination, the medicine man took out a long, thin strip of elk hide and gave it to the chief, telling him to bite off, chew, and swallow one inch of the leather every day. After a month, the medicine man returned...
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    I went water hunting too. Got in a couple hours before work friday. Gold and silver for Magz and me. :thumbup:

    I have been too busy to do anything fun for a while. I had not hunted my swimming hole yet this year. I got there at sunrise and hunted a while before I went to work. I found the usual bunch of coins and pull-tabs as well as some kid jewelrey but I did find some goodies as well. This is a wierd...
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    This is where we worked on Tuesday. Some fantastic Idaho scenery, and the old ghost town where I took Elson and Falk....

    I got a call from a customer that his water heater had failed. His "little" lakeside cabin (9 bathroom,9 bedroom three story) had no hot water and guest were coming for the week. The place is 145 miles from my house up in the Central Idaho Mountains, so roadtrip time! We loaded up with...
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    Just when you think you have heard it all....See if you can guess what this customers problem is...:lol:

    I got a call from a retired couple (Retired Doctors, remember that) that moved to Idaho from Southern Cal. last year. They were both on the phone to explain what was wrong with their plumbing. Here is how it went, "Dave, we think that there is something wrong with our water.It's just is not...
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    I guess all good things have to come to an end. Elson's last morning in Idaho

    Our friend was a little tired after 2 days of hunting. He might have had sore fingers from me prying them out of the dashboard of my 4-wheel drive after we got over the mountain. He decided to leave for Vegas at noon, Sunday. We did manage one more short hunt at my water huntin' spot. He wanted...
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    Elson and the silver ghost town part 2..

    The place where the old smelter went has a mountain of black glass. They would take out the molten waste rock and dump it over the side until this thing got quite large. It is razor sharp and has all kinds of shapes and patterns in it. This is looking back on the smelter site from the glass...
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