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F19 Is out Cameo & Pink
- Thread starter goldman55
- Start date
I'd get a pink one!..
The color pink is very disarming, which gives the user an advantage in most situations...in fact, on one Forum, I once recommended some guy to paint his trowel pink so it doesnt look like a weapon when he whips it out in a park in front of all the kiddies, young Mothers, and Lookie loos..(I'm not sure he was familiar with the word "trowel", he was so adamant that in no way was he going to paint his trowel pink, one can only surmise whatever he intended to whip out in a park had nothing to do with metal detecting or target recovery, perhaps I was on the wrong web site?, that has happened accidentally, using the search engines.."nailing a Walker", "stabbing a Barber", or "digging an Indian Fatty" has more meanings than just what we think)...
Anyway, the color pink is a Chick magnet, (Elvis didn't have a pink 59 Caddy for nothing you know)... in case none of you got any "game", which I am sure is the case, since you are Metal Detectorists, and reading this post on a Saturday evening.. a pink F19 may help you a bit...yep, If I was to buy a F19, it would be the pink one for sure! Furthermore, I would employ it frequently in full view of the public of the the Female persuasion, whipping it all around the totlot in a frenzy of detecting abandon for all the young single Mothers too see!! ...besides, a pink rig would match my "trowel"..
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Mud
The color pink is very disarming, which gives the user an advantage in most situations...in fact, on one Forum, I once recommended some guy to paint his trowel pink so it doesnt look like a weapon when he whips it out in a park in front of all the kiddies, young Mothers, and Lookie loos..(I'm not sure he was familiar with the word "trowel", he was so adamant that in no way was he going to paint his trowel pink, one can only surmise whatever he intended to whip out in a park had nothing to do with metal detecting or target recovery, perhaps I was on the wrong web site?, that has happened accidentally, using the search engines.."nailing a Walker", "stabbing a Barber", or "digging an Indian Fatty" has more meanings than just what we think)...
Anyway, the color pink is a Chick magnet, (Elvis didn't have a pink 59 Caddy for nothing you know)... in case none of you got any "game", which I am sure is the case, since you are Metal Detectorists, and reading this post on a Saturday evening.. a pink F19 may help you a bit...yep, If I was to buy a F19, it would be the pink one for sure! Furthermore, I would employ it frequently in full view of the public of the the Female persuasion, whipping it all around the totlot in a frenzy of detecting abandon for all the young single Mothers too see!! ...besides, a pink rig would match my "trowel"..
.Mud
WhatTheBeep
Member
zeekeys said:
D&P-OR said:Started swingin these things right at 40 years ago & I ain't never lost one yet--close but not quite!---None of 'em was pink either--how's that for a good record?
pasttom said:
You left one sitting at a camp ground table ,or something didn't you Mr. Del...and it was there when you got back ..Whew That was close enough ...
That was a DFX in a small town park, Elton.----It was left on the ground & we drove off----didn't even run over it! 
-----It was still there when we (shortly) got back--THANK GOODNESS!---Double "whew", that was close enough indeed.----Ever since that after a hunt--Patsy & I always ask each other if all the kids (detectors) are in the car.
-----It was still there when we (shortly) got back--THANK GOODNESS!---Double "whew", that was close enough indeed.----Ever since that after a hunt--Patsy & I always ask each other if all the kids (detectors) are in the car.
Elton said:D&P-OR said:Started swingin these things right at 40 years ago & I ain't never lost one yet--close but not quite!pasttom said:
You left one sitting at a camp ground table ,or something didn't you Mr. Del...and it was there when you got back ..Whew That was close enough ...
Mark in NC
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