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Great News everyone .
- Thread starter Graw
- Start date
WOOOOO HOOOOO!!!!!!! 
gvanvekoven
New member
Someone has got to fess up. I will almost bet someone out there is working on the worlds longest pull tab necklace. With the way metal prices are going up - will probably be worth at least couple of dollars at the recycle center. Heres one for you. When I worked at the Ammo Storage Area at Tooele Utah years ago - someone
stole all the lightning rods off the top of the igloos. Yep - they were made of high grade copper. When at Fort Knox, people were sneaking into the practice round
impact ranges from off post to collect tungsten tank round penetrators. When at Fort Sill - people were making off with the road side guard railings. Now what in the heck does this have to do with pull tabs and screw tops? Nothin. Just rambling. At least you could make a really cool (thats "Kewl" nowadays) badge out of those old soda pop tops. Pry out the cork and wedge the t-shirt in between. Remember that? NEAT!
stole all the lightning rods off the top of the igloos. Yep - they were made of high grade copper. When at Fort Knox, people were sneaking into the practice round
impact ranges from off post to collect tungsten tank round penetrators. When at Fort Sill - people were making off with the road side guard railings. Now what in the heck does this have to do with pull tabs and screw tops? Nothin. Just rambling. At least you could make a really cool (thats "Kewl" nowadays) badge out of those old soda pop tops. Pry out the cork and wedge the t-shirt in between. Remember that? NEAT!
Mike Chgo area
Well-known member
n/t